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ByJulieZeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter REDBLUFF AcrowdfilledtheRed Bluff Veterans Memorial Hall Sat- urday evening for the annual Red Bluff Sunrise Rotary Soup, Salad and Pasta fundraiser, where each guest got to take home a bowl and salad plate of their choice hand- made by Randy Holbrook of Hol- brook Stoneware on Main Street. There was a chance to win larger bowls in the live auction as well as a mixing bowl made by Holbrook, gift baskets and gift certificates in a silent auction. The event is one of the two main fundraisers for Sunrise Rotary, President Bill Goodwin said. The other is the Surf and Turf event held in March. The club, which meets weekly at 7 a.m. Fridays at M&M Ranch House restaurant, is involved in SUNRISE ROTARY Fundraising dinner supports community efforts By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF The Red Bluff Active 20-30 Club is holding its first Red Bluff Turkey Trot on Thanksgiv- ing morning with proceeds from the race to benefit the Red Bluff Youth Soccer League field light- ing project. Registration for the event starts at 7 a.m. with early bird registra- tion, but it can be done ahead of time through Jason Bauer at the Red Bluff-Tehama County Cham- ber of Commerce office by calling 527-6220. "As a club, we knew we wanted to hold a run of some sort and thought a Turkey Trot would be fun," said President Amanda Jen- kins. "The trot in Redding is very successful and our hope was to give our town its own Turkey Trot and for the proceeds to ben- efit our community. Each year we want to add to this event to make it bigger and better." The club is a newer one to Red ACTIVE 20-30 First Red Bluff Turkey Trot set Thursday Staff report @redbluffnews on Twitter RED BLUFF A 20-year-old Red Bluff man was arrested Friday in connection with an attempted carjacking in the Kimball Road area after he reportedly bran- dished a firearm at the victim, firing two shots. Officers responded at 9:44 p.m. to the 600 block of Kimball Road where they spoke to victims and witnesses and identified the sus- pect as Miguel Angel Banuelos, who had fled the scene on foot prior to officer arrival. During the in- vestigation, Red BluffPolicelearned Banuelos was asso- ciated with a red Chevy Cruze. With assistancefromthe Tehama County Sheriff's Department and a Cali- fornia Highway Patrol helicopter, police were able to find the car within minutes in the Red Bluff Meadows Apartment complex parking lot, according to a press release issued Saturday morning. Several individuals associated with the incident were detained and officers learned that Banuelos was inside one of the apartments at the location. A perimeter was set up and announcements were made over a public address system asking Banuelos to exit the apart- ment, which he did minutes later. After he was detained, offi- cers received permission from the renter to enter the apart- ment and check for firearms. Two handguns, including one that was loaded, were located and identified as having been reported stolen to police in Oc- tober. During the investigation, it was learned that Banuelos had tried to carjack one of the vic- tims, but the victim was able to drive away uninjured. Two shots were fired from one of the stolen handguns during the initial al- tercation. No one was injured in the shooting. At the time of his arrest, Banu- elos was found to be on probation in Tehama County. He was booked into Tehama County Jail on the charges of attempted carjacking, assault with a deadly weapon, felon in possession of firearm, felon in possession of stolen fire- arm, felon in possession of ammu- CRIME Manarrestedincarjackingattempt By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF Music and conver- sation filled the building at 710 Main St. on the corner of Main and Pine Friday evening, when an open house was hosted for the public to check out the new location of the Green Room community art studio, an art gallery and an event center. The plan is to transform the basement portion into an art studio run by the Tehama County Arts Council while the upper portion will house a gal- lery patterned after the likes of the Orland Art Center in be- tween events at the special event location. The building, owned by Ken Robison, was built in 1925 to house the First National Bank of Red Bluff. The building will be used by the Red Bluff Art Association, which will celebrate its 60th anniversary with at an event at the Tehama Country Visitor Center on Dec. 2, and Tehama Photo Club. "We view it as an opportu- nity for a lot to happen," said Arts Council Chairman Robert Bird. "We will be the tent and the other organizations will be under us, contributing volun- teer hours that will help us have more grant power when apply- ing for grants." The expansion will allow for the group to create a part- time executive director posi- tion, which was offered to Nora Schwaller, who runs a variety of classes for the council. Bob McConnell, a member of the photo club, said it is a natu- ral fit and it was always on his list of places to put a gallery eventually. "This is very exciting for us," said Barbara Luzzadder of the photo club. "We've been hoping for this for years." For Jennifer Stetson of Red Bluff, Friday's event was a chance to see the inside of one of three buildings in town she has been in love with for some time, she said. "I've loved this building since I was young, but have never had a chance to come in it," Stetson said. "I love it being open so we can come in to see it and hope the community can find uses for it." OPEN HOUSE GALLERY, STUDIO AND EVENT CENTER DEBUTS DOWNTOWN PHOTOSBYJULIEZEEB—DAILYNEWS Kristin Behrens and Andy Adams enjoy conversation and art on Friday at the open house for the new location of the Green Room community art studio, a gallery and an event center on the corner of Main and Pine streets in Red Bluff. Connie OCampo and Mavis Carey check out the basement area that will be the new location of the Green Room community art studio at the corner of Main and Pine streets in Red Bluff on Friday during an open house. 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