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ByJulieZeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter CORNING The Latino Outreach of Tehama County Multicultural Health Fair changed locations for 2016, moving to the Corning Vet- erans Memorial Hall for Satur- day's event. "We moved to the Veterans Hall to make it more centralized and easier for people to have ac- cess," said Latino Outreach Presi- dent Aracely Castro. "Some of the public does not have transporta- tion, which made our previous location difficult and we are all about helping the public have ac- cess. The purpose of this event is to bring free health screenings to those in the public who don't have the resources to get them other- wise and to bring them informa- tion on community services." Overall, there were 21 booths of vendors including the Tehama LATINO OUTREACH Multicultural health fair brings resources By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF Members of the Te- hama County Sheriff's Depart- ment K-9 program, family and friends were at M&M Ranch House restaurant Saturday to raise funds for the on-going costs of the program. The restaurant donated a por- tion of receipts during the event to the program. The department has two K-9 officers, Booker, a 7-year-old Bel- gian Malinois handled by Dep. Ryan Frank, and Streiter, a 4-year-old Belgian Malinois and shepherd mix handled by Dep. Curtis Knight. "It's for the upkeep and possible expansion of the K-9 program," Knight said. "This is our second year of the fundraiser and we love coming out and seeing the pub- lic as well as helping them under- stand what we do. Anything we can have in the reserve for trag- edy, training or equipment helps." The cost for upkeep is about $4,000-5,000 a year per K-9 if there are no unforeseen expenses. The dogs are in danger every time they are used to apprehend a sus- pect, Knight said. SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT K-9 program holds fundraiser Staff report @redbluffnews on Twitter RED BLUFF A 29-year-old Red Bluff man was arrested Friday night in connection with a stab- bingintheareaofWashingtonand Jeffersonstreetsfollowingasearch of the downtown area. Malachi Micah Jackson was medically cleared and booked into Tehama County Jail on the charge of attempted murder. Red Bluff Police responded at 8:03 p.m. Friday to reports of a stabbing near Washington and Jefferson streets and found the victim, who was conscious, with multiple stab wounds lying on the north side of Willow Street west of Main Street, according to a press release issued Saturday morning. The man identified Jackson as the one who had stabbed him. During the investigation, offi- cers received a tip that Jackson was in the area of the police de- partment and began searching, finding and detaining him near Umpqua Bank at Main and Ash streets. Jackson's bail was set at $500,000. The investiga- tion into the inci- dent is ongoing. Anyone with infor- mation is asked to call Red Bluff Po- lice Department at 527-3131. CRIME ArrestmadeinWillowStreetstabbing By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter DAIRYVILLE Weather the week prior caused a postponement, but the 20th annual Dairyville Orchard Festival enjoyed sun and temperatures in the mid to high 70s Saturday. "You know when you hold an event in October it could get rain," said committee member and entertainment chairwoman Kathy Garcia. "The first 19 years we got lucky and haven't had to postpone. A little rain couldn't keep us down. It's still a great event where old teachers come back and there's lots of home- made items to look through at the booths." Committee member Mary Christensen said she thought it was outstanding that so many of the booths were able to make it even with the week's delay. She was proud of the tractor display put on as part of the event. "We've had a very good turn- out," said Nanci Souza, the ven- dor chairwoman. "About a third of our vendors are new and they all came." Funds raised go back into the community including scholar- ships of which the organization has given out about $198,400 in the first 19 years, Garcia said. "We hope to reach the $200,000 mark this year for the 20th year of the event," Garcia said. Vendor Annette Guffy of Ma- galia who had everything from aprons and purses to pot hold- ers, place mats and even flag for sale has been coming for about five or six years, she said. "This is my favorite event," Guffy said. "There's a real hometown spirit and people are friendly and I can't say enough about the people who put on the event." Her husband was supposed to help in the booth, but with the weather changing plans he was helping a friend out while her friend and neighbor Char Baltierra helped hold down the fort at the booth. DAIRYVILLE ORCHARD FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 20 YEARS PHOTOSBYJULIEZEEB—DAILYNEWS Miss Tehama County Second Alternate Ellie Fletcher works the Tehama County Youth Focus face painting booth Saturday at the Dairyville Orchard Festival. Debby Sipes shows a girl a painting made of finger nail polish at the Red Bluff Art Association booth on Saturday at the Dairyville Orchard Festival. U DowJonesIndustrial 18,223.03 (+77.32) U Standard & Poor's 2151.33 (+10.17) U Nasdaq 5309.83 (+52.43) BUSINESS Red Bluff Police Department gears up for Halloween, push safety precautions for parents and children. PAGE A6 HALLOWEEN Policeofferingsafety tips for trick or treating Monthly networking event on tap Thursday; annual Red Bluff Christmas parade in No- vember gets a theme. 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