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"Fifteenyearsagowasamoment that changed the world. Today we are here to remember the 3,000 lives lost that day." —GregLatourell,masterofceremonies By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter TEHAMA TheTehamaCountyMuseumJubilee turned 35 Saturday while the museum celebrates its 37th year of existence in a building that turned 157 this year. The fourth oldest building in the county, ac- cording to volunteers, it was a one-room school house with a Masonic Lodge housed in the up- per level before becoming a church in the 1880s after the school outgrew it. It was later a storage room and finally the museum. On Saturday, attendees had the chance to pe- ruse the Marty Graffell Annex where a group was spinning fiber in one corner, Judy's Coun- try Store was selling homemade goodies in an- other and the Corning Tuesday Art Group had a display of artwork. Outside in Habert Park, visitors had about 35 booths of all kinds to peruse along with vintage cars and old-fashioned games manned by the Re- enactors of the American Civil War. The Molino Masonic Lodge provided free id kits for parents, which included a picture and fingerprint of their child that could be used by police if they went missing. TEHAMA COUNTY MUSEUM By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter RED BLUFF Police are searching for the suspect involved in a robbery occurring on the 1200 block of Walnut Street early Monday who is described as a white man in his early to mid-20s, 6 feet, 2 inches and 160 pounds with a fixed blade knife in a brown sheath on the right side of his pants. Red Bluff Police officers were dispatched to a 64-year-old man's residence regarding a robbery that occurred around 3:30 a.m. Monday. The vic- tim, who is bound to a wheelchair, was not in- jured as a result of the incident. The victim said he was sleeping and was woken up by the suspect because of cigarette smoke, ac- cording to a press release issued Monday by the Red Bluff Police Department. The man went into his bedroom where he saw the suspect standing in his closet, according to the release. The suspect demanded money but the CRIME Mansought in robbery on Walnut Street Community.....A3 Business.........A4 Lifestyles........A5 Opinion............A6 Sports..............B1 Weather..........B8 INDEX Arson blaze heavily damages mosque of Orlando nightclub massacre gunman; hate crime is suspected. PAGEB4 ORLANDO Mosquewheregunman worshipped set on fire Gov. Brown signs first-in-na- tion law that phases out sepa- rate labor rules for agricultural workers. PAGE A8 AGRICULTURE Overtime extended to farmworkers in California By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF The Red Bluff Community Center Aux- iliary and Sunrise Bible Fellowship hosted about 30 booths for community members to peruse while donating to a good cause Saturday at the annual fall craft fair. "Our part is not going to anything specific," Aux- iliary President Carmen Gleason said. "We use it wherever it is needed and right now we are rebuild- ing out funds." There are several proj- ects down the road such as the new curtain for the main stage, for which the group received an $11,000 estimate four years ago, Gleason said. Past proj- ects have included replac- ing the banquet silverware after 30 years, cups, new chairs for the foyer. The group was recently able to put a fan in the fireside room that a group playing cards weekly had been asking for a while about as well as a chan- delier in the foyer thanks to the generosity of Chuck Richardson, said Chris Hurton, Red Bluff Com- munity Center and Recre- ation Supervisor. The event typically brings in up to $1,200 each FUNDRAISER Fa ll cr a f ai r he ld a t Re d Bl u ff C om mu ni ty C en te r JULIE ZEEB — DAILY NEWS Suze Holmes rearranges her merchandise on Saturday at the annual cra sale held at the Red Bluff Community Center. By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF The words of "never forget," prevalent in the days after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, rang true in Tehama County Sunday when people lined the sidewalk around the Tehama County Superior Courthouse for a memorial ceremony held in honor of the 15th anniversary. Organizers estimated about 200 people were in attendance. "Thank you for com- ing," said Greg Latourell who served as the master of ceremonies. "Fifteen years ago was a moment that changed the world. Today we are here to re- member the 3,000 lives lost that day." A youth honor guard made up on the Tehama County Young Marines, Te- hama County Sheriff's De- partment and Red Bluff California Highway Patrol Explorers carried the flag to Red Bluff Police Officer Jike Dever and Red Bluff Fire Division Chief Mat- thew Shobash, who raised the flag before lowering it to half-mast. A Tehama County Young Marines member and Te- hama County Sheriff's De- partment Explorer car- ried a fresh wreath with 15 roses. The wreath was made especially for the oc- casion by Westside Flow- ers, replacing a wreath made by Vickie Latourell that had been rearranged yearly to add an extra rose, one for each year that had passed, at every ceremony prior. Red Bluff CHP Explorer Zachary England per- MEMORIAL CEREMONY TRAGIC EVENTS OF 9/11 OBSERVED A crowd of civilians and first responders gather Sunday to remember the 3,000lives lost in 2001at the Sept. 11 memorial ceremony held at the Tehama County Superior Courthouse lawn on the 15year anniversary of the terrorist attacks. PHOTOS BY JULIE ZEEB — DAILY NEWS Red Bluff Police Officer Jike Dever hands the flag over to Red Bluff Fire Division Chief Matthew Shobash Sunday at the Sept. 11memorial ceremony held at the Tehama County Superior Courthouse lawn on the 15year anniversary of the terrorist attacks. BUSINESS U Dow Jones Industrial 18,325.07 (+239.62) U Standard & Poor's 2159.04 (+31.23) U Nasdaq 5211.89 (+85.98) Have a great day, Norman Miller. GOOD MORNING! Check out what's going on in your neighborhood and the community. 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