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    Cory Poole, science teacher at University Preparatory School in Redding, has composed this 60-second time lapse video made from 700 frames captured by a Coronado Solar Max 60 Double Stacked Hydrogen Alpha Solar Telescope. 'The filter on the telescope allows you to see the chromosphere which is a layer that contains solar prominences. The filter only allows light that is created when hydrogen atoms go from the second excited state to the first excited state,' he said.

    The second-seed Fall River Bulldogs defeated the top-seeded Maxwell Panthers, 6-5, in nine innings for the Northern Section Division V baseball championship Saturday, May 19, at Butte College.

    The Cat In The Hat made an appearance at the annual PTA Jog-A-Thon at Burney Elementary School Thursday, May 17. Video by Lori Harner

    A federal trapper, a state game warden and a state wildlife biologist were visiting ranchers in southwestern Modoc County on May 8 to notify them that GPS signals showed the gray wolf was in the area, when they spotted OR-7 hanging out with three coyotes. He appeared healthy in this photo taken by California wildlife biologist Richard Shinn. The sighting happened on private land.


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