Clearway has completed the repowering construction of its Cedro Hill wind farm in Webb County Orrick advised Clearway on the debt and tax equity financings for the repowering term loans and letter of credit facilities Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (New York Branch) and Deutsche Zentral-Genossenschaftsbank (New York Branch) The repowered Cedro Hill wind farm will generate enough electricity to power nearly 40,000 homes every year representing a $269 million investment in South Texas The project will extend landowner payment and property taxes in Webb County by $27 million throughout its lifespan “Our Cedro Hill repowering means more efficient delivery of clean affordable energy to thousands of Texas homes and businesses every year,” said John Martinez Senior Vice President of Operations at Clearway Energy Group Clearway is investing in local tax revenue and payments to local landowners for decades to come.” The repowering involved replacing the blades and nacelles across 100 turbines Cedro Hill marks Clearway’s fifth wind farm repower in Texas and sixth across its portfolio totaling more than 700 MW of upgrades to deploy resilient state-of-the-art technology at sites with strong wind resources Clearway Energy is among the largest clean energy asset owners in the United States with a portfolio of approximately 11.7 GW of gross generating capacity across 26 states along with over 2.6 GW of conventional dispatchable generation providing essential grid reliability services Clearway’s operating fleet produces enough dependable electricity to power over 3 million homes Louise was recognized by Chambers USA Nationwide Projects: Power & Renewables: Transactional in 2024, where clients describe her as "excellent," "very thorough," "detailed" and "pragmatic." 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Passionate about strategizing to get a project to completion, Vicki helps clients build consensus and find creative solutions with achievable outcomes. Whether it’s for the development of a major airport expansion, the equity or debt financing of a wind farm, or the acquisition of a geothermal facility portfolio, Vicki counsels clients on challenging issues and the broader process, providing commercial advice that considers all stakeholders involved. Recognized by Chambers USA and Chambers Global in Band 2 for Projects: Renewables & Alternative Energy, clients describe John as “extremely knowledgeable, flexible and can put technical jargon into plain terms.” Client sources also state “he knows the tax equity markets very well and is very commercial.” Prior to law school, John founded an information management company based in Austin, Texas. He is also a veteran of the Texas Army National Guard. 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LIVE UPDATESNorm's restaurant in Palo Cedro up for sale as owner plans moveby Devin Herenda PALO CEDRO, Calif. — Norm’s restaurant in Palo Cedro is up for sale is moving and is planning to sell the business within the next six months Norm’s has been open for just over five years Willson said they have loyal customers who have given them great reviews over the years She told the Northstate’s News this next chapter will be bittersweet but I have an opportunity that I can’t pass on,” Willson said because I feel like I’m letting people down this is a great spot that somebody can just pick up and take off RELATED | Palo Cedro business reopens after being closed for two weeks due to winter storms The restaurant will remain open during regular business hours and will host a St Patrick's Day celebration on March 14 She hopes to find a new owner who loves the role as much as she does Marking the second incident in a week involving the discovery of an explosive device Shasta County law enforcement officials said they arrested a man on probation in Palo Cedro who was in possession of a grenade The Shasta County Sheriff's Office said that its AB109 team along with the Shasta Interagency Narcotics Task Force and Shasta County Probation Department were conducting a probation compliance check at a home on the 21000 block of Berkeley Drive in Palo Cedro on Thursday who they said was a convicted felon on supervision out of Santa Clara County a live grenade and a CO2 canister with a fuse attached Read more: Shasta sheriff opens up on what changed his mind about using body cameras in department Mapes said the Shasta County Bomb Team responded and various chemicals were safely collected by the Shasta County Bomb team for future destruction Wise was arrested and booked on suspicion of various offenses including those related to drugs and ammunition On Jan. 31, the sheriff's bomb squad removed two "potentially explosive devices" after officers came across them while purging evidence from their lab on Breslauer Way in Redding The operation required authorities to also evacuate people at Shasta County Behavioral Health Michele Chandler covers public safety, dining and whatever else comes up for the Redding Record Searchlight/USA Today Network. Accepts story tips at 530-338-7753 and at mrchandler@gannett.com. Please support our entire newsroom's commitment to public service journalism by subscribing today 43,000+ global companies doing business in the region 102,000+ key contacts related to companies and projects news and interviews about your industry in English The company will be the first 100% Brazilian mining company to verticalize its operations and intends to invest R$3.6 billion in the project Cedro Participações signed the concession contract for the Port of Itaguaí The event was attended by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the Minister of Ports and Airports the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Cedro Participações highlighted the importance of the port in increasing the competitiveness of Brazilian mining activity "This new route will increase the competitiveness of Brazilian mining on the global stage and bring significant benefits to the environment and the country's infrastructure we will remove five thousand trucks per day from the roads and reduce CO2 emissions by more than 40 thousand tons" The company plans to invest R$3.6 billion in the area that will be used to build a storage and handling terminal for mineral bulk solids The site known as "Porto do Meio" will have the capacity to move 20 million tons per year in an area of approximately 350 thousand square meters "We will invest R$3.6 billion in the new port terminal alone which will generate 2,800 direct and indirect jobs during its construction And another 2.8 thousand when it will start operating generating income and boosting the social development of the surrounding communities The railway branch and terminal will require more than 1.5 billion reais in private investments" President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva praised Cedro and Lucas Kallas' courage in investing in the country "I would like to thank the entrepreneur Lucas who decided to invest here I learned from my mother that when we want to know if someone is honest and hard-working we don't have to pay attention to their mouth since he was brought to my office saying he wanted to invest in the country's mining industry I discovered right away that I was talking to a serious businessman Cedro will also use the terminal to export pellet feed a high-quality iron ore capable of reducing carbon emissions in the steel industry by up to 50% Strategy and Projects at Cedro Participações the terminal operation suits the company's commitments to sustainable mining it will respect all the best environmental practices in its construction and operation and it will allow high-quality ore to be exported and shipped from Brazil to the Middle East and Asia" Construction work will begin in 2027 and operations are expected to begin in 2029 The investment makes Cedro Participações the first 100% Brazilian privately held iron mining company to verticalize its operations and have an outlet to the sea emphasized the development that the construction works of the terminal will bring to the Itaguaí region "This is the largest auction in the history of Brazilian ports which over the years will reach almost R$10 billion in investments This means that now during the construction phase 2,800 direct and indirect jobs will be created bringing opportunities to the people of the region" underscored the recovery of jobs in the port area during Lula's governments we have generated more than 2 million and 100 thousand jobs with signed contracts in the country" The Minister highlighted the country's solidity and its growth in income and employment and criticized the pessimism about the Brazilian economy "We will grow once again and have a positive employment balance" "Brazil has been in a growing process of generating employment all workers will have opportunities in our country will definitely and preferably also have the government's support", he stated Afgelopen vrijdag (21) ondertekende Cedro Participações het concessiecontract voor de haven van Itaguaí Letzten Freitag (21.) unterzeichnete Cedro Participações den Konzessionsvertrag für den Hafen von Itaguaí in Rio de Janeiro Mining & Metals Mining & Metals Mining Mining Do not sell or share my personal information: LIVE UPDATESFamily takes refuge on top of truck during swift water rescue in Palo Cedroby Christopher West — A family was rescued from the roof of their truck Sunday night after becoming trapped in a flooded roadway on Brundage Road in Palo Cedro when three adults and their children became stranded on top of their vehicle as floodwaters rose around them The Shasta County Sheriff's Boating Unit and the Shasta County and Palo Cedro fire departments responded to the scene The Shasta County Sheriff's Office has urged residents to avoid driving through flooded roads to prevent similar incidents Ask where Lindsey Willson comes up with recipes for the tantalizing dishes at Norm's and she’ll point to a shelf full of cookbooks while giving a nod to her family “I probably have a thousand cookbooks and a Mom and an Aunt Jeanne for sharing the recipe for the restaurant’s popular — and huge — Down the Road cinnamon rolls Grandma’s German chocolate cake will make the dessert list It seems Willson can’t get her hands on enough cookbooks for inspiration Although Willson modestly says Norm’s serves American pub grub and is known for its burgers there’s so much more from the restaurant's kitchen The creative plates that she and her staff prepare are a food connoisseur’s dream The daily specials are revealed in appetizing photos that Willson posts on social media “Our number one question is 'what are you doing for specials today?'” Willson said So if it’s a pasta night … generally the public already knows about it.” Here’s a sample of recent lunch and dinner offerings that are anything but ordinary: “Our servers will tell (customers) the second they sit down just what our daily specials are We always post a delicious picture of it every day on Facebook and Instagram,” Willson said A top fan on Facebook praised Norm’s prawn watermelon salad with its pluot vinaigrette dressing saying it’s more like something an elite Michelin-rated restaurant would serve “I could eat it every day,” the woman said Recent Sunday brunch specials featured cannoli waffles Sunday mornings are when customers can enjoy a Down the Road cinnamon roll named after Willson’s mother’s former coffee shop Willson will switch out desserts every three days “I can’t stick to one thing to save my life,” she said Norm’s prepares pastries daily and occasionally will bake a pan of pretzels “I do believe our menu fits the palate of everybody in this community,” Willson said “I have a lot of kids that won’t touch frog legs but I have a lot of adults that love them,” she said Note to readers: If you appreciate the work we do here at the Redding Record Searchlight, please consider subscribing yourself or giving the gift of a subscription to someone you know Thank you for your continued investment in our community coverage Elwood Ranch beefWillson also provides a regular menu featuring appetizers “My favorite hamburger is our honey sriracha It’s a half-pound of Angus and it just melts in your mouth,” she said Kenny Elwood of the Elwood Ranch says Norm’s is the flagship eatery where his beef is featured. The ranch in Bella Vista supplies the steaks and hamburger in keeping with Norm’s farm-to-table theme. Right now, Elwood’s pasture-raised cattle are in Mount Shasta for the summer, but they’ll be brought home for winter. The operation uses Marble Mountain Meats of Fort Jones for processing. “We’re doing short ribs (this week). The Elwood short ribs are incredible,” Willson said. She’ll put the ribs in a teriyaki marinade overnight and then plate them for lunch and dinner. “Last time we did it for lunch and we sold out,” she said. Occasionally, Willson will stop by Julia’s Fruit Stand, but she also pulls from her parents’ huge backyard orchard across the street. For drinks, Norm’s features a bar with 14 craft beer taps and wine. You can’t miss the wooden U.S. flag displayed above the bar. Willson describes her other wall decorations as "industrial farmhouse."  Willson, 37, is a Palo Cedro native — you can still see the white fence of her parents’ house across the street from the restaurant. Norm’s opened on Jan. 10, 2020, to a packed crowd. The place proved so popular that she ran out of food at its inauguration. Her background in the restaurant business includes time as a server at the defunct Anselmo Vineyards outside Shingletown and the former Clearie’s in Redding. She said most of her work experience is in gold and silver jewelry at Gold Mart. One of Willson’s loyal employees is Daniele Stadille, the daughter of the former head chef at Anselmo Vineyards. “Daniele has been with me since day one,” Willson said. “Daniele and I both do the baking.” The restaurant’s namesake is Norm, Willson’s beloved golden labrador who passed away a year and a half before the restaurant opened. Several pictures of the water-loving dog hang on the wall. “He would spend more time on Lake Shasta than most humans,” she said with affection. This month happens to be Norm’s birthday and the restaurant will host a Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day celebration in his honor, with music by Wild Bill and the Mud Whompers on Friday, Sept. 13. Expect corned beef and cabbage on the menu with Guinness chocolate cake and banana cream pudding as desserts. “We’ll also do mussels and a Guinness broth. We’re going to do Irish nachos (thick potato chips with a sharp Irish cheddar, along with chives and a mustard crema on top),” she said. Willson said St. Patrick’s Day in March is her favorite holiday. “We have bagpipers come every year. That’s my holiday. It’s so fun,” she said. So, marking St. Paddy’s Day halfway through to March is a natural for Willson. Online reviews give Norm’s high marks for customer service. “That makes me happy,” Willson said. “I’ve got a great crew.” Willson and her employees feel a special kinship with firefighters and first responders. In the past, they’ve honored them with a burger and a pint on the house. This past July, when the Park Fire was burning toward Shingletown, the restaurant offered a free spaghetti dinner with bolognese sauce for first responders and residents who had to flee. “When everybody was evacuated, we came together and fed our community. I think we probably had 40 police officers that came in and out,” Willson said. Willson prides herself on Norm’s being a from-scratch kitchen and using fresh ingredients. “We make our salad dressings daily. We rotate consistently,” Willson said. “We use high-quality ingredients and put that on a plate.” “Come out and try us,” she said. “You will not leave here hungry.” LIVE UPDATESPalo Cedro family faces home destruction SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — A Palo Cedro family is trying to recover after their home suffered major damage from the recent floods Water started to flood around the Farrell-Jones family home early on the morning of Feb packed some essentials and then left the house “I was trying my best to calm everyone down when I myself was not calm trying to just get all the kids safely in the car.” and all we could really do is just watch the water go up and down The couple returned for a short time to get their dogs amid fast-flowing water and the trim of the wall was ripped off by rushing water as well as the dishwasher have to be replaced RELATED: Family takes refuge on top of truck during swift water rescue in Palo Cedro Some of them sadly still have not been found or did not make it through the flood especially with a new baby expected to arrive this June “I have a heart condition that gets worse when I’m pregnant and stress hugely impacts that,” Stacee said “So I’m trying to cope with the fact that I probably won’t bring the baby here We’re going to be in temporary housing bringing this baby home Stacee and Dan told KRCR that trees behind their house contributed to water backing up and flooding their home The pair said they’ve tried asking representatives with Shasta County about removing the trees in the past since they're not on their property saying they were redirected to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife but then told to go back to the county the couple said their community has shown up for them to help out since the flood We’ve reached out to the county to ask about clearing out the trees behind the home and are still waiting to hear back LIVE UPDATESLive grenade found during compliance check in Palo Cedro homeby Ashley Harting PALO CEDRO, Calif. — The Shasta County Bomb Team was called to a residence in Palo Cedro on Thursday after authorities discovered a live grenade during a compliance check, according to the Shasta County Sheriff's Office (SCSO). The SCSO said they, along with the Shasta Interagency Narcotics Task Force (SINTF) and Shasta County Probation, conducted a probation compliance check on the 21000 block of Berkeley Drive. During the search, they found Barton Wise, 69, who was on Post Release Community Supervision (PRCS) from Santa Clara County and a convicted felon. Authorities said the search revealed methamphetamine, live ammunition, various liquid and powder chemicals, a live grenade, and a CO2 canister with a fuse attached. Due to the dangerous nature of these items, the Shasta County Bomb Team was called to the scene. The bomb team collected the grenade, CO2 canister, and various chemicals for future destruction, the SCSO said. Wise was arrested and booked on several charges, including obstruction, felon in possession of ammunition, possession of methamphetamine, manufacturing a destructive device, and PRCS violation. LIVE UPDATESPalo Cedro businessman ordered to pay $73,762 in embezzlement caseby Ashley Harting REDDING, Calif. — Norman Ray Ryan, convicted of two felony counts of embezzlement, has been ordered to pay $73,762.41 in restitution to his victims. The order was issued by Judge Tamara Wood on February 11, 2025, following Ryan's conviction on February 8, 2024, according to the Shasta County District Attorney's Office (SCDA). Ryan's conviction was linked to fraudulent business dealings at Patriot Gold & Silver Exchange in Palo Cedro, where he failed to deliver on orders for precious metals between 2014 and 2016, resulting in financial losses for his clients, the SCDA said. This is not Ryan's first encounter with the law. The SCDA said that in 2009, Ryan was convicted of theft under California Penal Code 530.5 and grand theft while serving as the CEO of Haven Humane Society. LIVE UPDATESPalo Cedro gears up for 43rd annual Honey Bee Festivalby Renee Dewey — Palo Cedro Honey Bee Festival is gearing up for its 43rd annual celebration The festival will be held at Bishop Quinn Community Center one of the founders of the Palo Cedro Volunteer Fire Department is being honored for his 50 years of service to the community who played a pivotal role in establishing the department recently received a certificate of recognition for his dedication Fields recounted the origins of the fire station which began after a store in Palo Cedro caught fire and was destroyed before the Redding and Millville fire departments could respond Recognizing the need for a local fire service Fields and several others took the initiative to create the Palo Cedro Volunteer Fire Department The department has been supported by both the county and the community evolving from dances with a bar and live band to taco feed fundraisers and raffles to continue expanding their facilities Fields served as chief for nearly two decades and remains the president of the fire department He has dedicated his life to teaching fire science and EMT training to volunteers and students expressing hope that he has imparted all the knowledge he could to his students Fields said he wouldn't trade his experiences for anything and encourages others to volunteer noting that everything is provided; all you have to give is your time To report errors or issues with this article please email the editorial team California — While it's not the usual rodeo season folks are still bucking bulls this weekend at the Silver Bridge Rodeo Growing from what organizers Carlos and Chats Zapata call "a backyard dust up" to a full blown event that brings in over 700 visitors The Zapatas say it’s all just the beginning of their goals for the rodeo Zapata says they’ll have 17 bull riders going up against 24 bulls for a $1,500 cash prize Along with the show there will be live music, food, drinks and an afterparty. You can get tickets at the gate or online through this link. SAN ANTONIO – Nearly 40,000 homes in San Antonio are receiving part of their electricity from a newly repowered wind farm located almost 150 miles south of the city operated by Clearway Energy in Webb County announced last Wednesday that it had repowered the farm with “new more efficient equipment that increased the wind farm’s capacity to 160 MW,” according to a press release from the company is purchasing 100% of the site’s capacity until 2045 director of external affairs for Clearway’s Midwest and Gulf region Matchett said the 40,000 figure is used as a sort of “power equivalency” to gauge how much electricity the site can actually generate “The electricity generated from Cedro Hill interconnects directly to the local grid and flows wherever there is real-time demand within that grid system,” he said CPS Energy receives 925 megawatts of wind power from five sites around Texas Cedro Hill and two others are located in far South Texas while the others are in Central and West Texas The Cedro Hill wind farm was originally built and commissioned in 2010 Some of the new equipment included replacing the blades and nacelles “Repowerings can range from full turbine replacements to only partial equipment upgrades which is what occurred at Cedro Hill,” Matchett said The effort offers a $269 million investment in South Texas while extending landowner payment and property taxes in Webb County which extends to the Texas-Mexico border near Laredo “Our Cedro Hill repowering means more efficient delivery of clean affordable energy to thousands of Texas homes and businesses every year,” said John Martinez An increase in wind infrastructure capacity in Texas makes sense, especially as the state leads the nation in wind generation vice president of communications at Climate Central “Now that wind and sunlight are the cheapest sources of electricity in the U.S. it makes economic sense to keep building capacity,” he said Wind, one of several renewables, was singled out in an executive order from President Donald Trump in his first days in office While some of the orders particularly focus on offshore wind leasing in federal waters, permits, approvals and loans for onshore wind projects are paused Newly appointed Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright talked of innovation around technology during his testimony even acknowledging the growth of renewables in the United States despite Trump’s calls to limit wind capacity projects across the United States how this could impact generation in Texas remains unclear Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved Mason Hickok is a digital journalist at KSAT He graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio with a communication degree and a minor in film studies He also spent two years working at The Paisano Email Newsletters KSAT RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us KSAT Internships Careers at KSAT Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 KSAT.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group The heavy rain that drenched Shasta County over the weekend had Anderson Creek lapping at the shores of Kenyon Feusi's front porch on Monday The main channel of the creek crosses under Balls Ferry Road south of Anderson about 100 yards from Feusi's house but the heavy rains filled the creek and overtopped the banks He said the water was waist deep in the barn out behind his house but he placed sandbags at key locations around his home to keep it from being damaged Feusi's property was just one of many areas around the county that saw flooding from the heavy rains that fell over Shasta County during the weekend The National Weather Service said 4.33 inches of rain fell in Redding on Sunday, setting a record for the date. More rain is forecast this week the next round of precipitation is likely to bring more flooding Bartomolei said a couple roads had to be closed temporarily due to flooding Stillwater Creek was so swollen with rain that it ran over the top of Forty-Four Drive forcing the county to close the road in the area where the creek runs under the road Maddelei Lane in Palo Cedro was also closed temporarily where a culvert runs under the road Bartolomei said public works employees travel around the county checking for possible flooding at known trouble spots Many of those are in the Palo Cedro and Bella Vista areas His office also relies on reports from residents who spot flooding and notifications from fire departments and sheriff's officials The last time flooding this bad occurred was in 2022 when rain runoff filled and overtopped the Anderson Cottonwood Irrigation District canal flooding nearby areas in Cottonwood and north of Anderson Feusi said the county used to dig out Anderson Creek to reduce the amount of flooding but they stopped doing that about 30 years ago He would like to see the county resume cleaning out the creek because over the years it has filled with mud that has washed downstream But Bartolomei said the county can only work in the stream along the Balls Ferry Road right-of-way The county can't go on the private property upstream or downstream along the creek Dredging out the creek would also require approval from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the U.S Feusi said cleaning out the creek would not stop all the flooding SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. — The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has completed its investigation into a single-vehicle crash on March 16 on Deschutes Road in Palo Cedro identified as 29-year-old Micah Scheibe of Palo Cedro an off-duty deputy with the Shasta County Sheriff's Office was determined to be at fault for the crash RELATED | CHP dismisses social media allegations about Shasta County deputy crash CHP said Scheibe was arrested shortly after the incident on suspicion of driving under the influence They said Scheibe was driving a 2022 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck during the crash and was the only one injured the case was forwarded to the Shasta County District Attorney’s Office for review and potential prosecution of Scheibe on DUI-related charges RELATED | Shasta County sheriff responds to social media claims after weekend crash involving deputy Scheibe worked as a Shasta County Sheriff's Correctional Deputy from 2020-2022 before being promoted to Sheriff's Deputy in 2023 Report a correction or typo. Red Bluff Police continue to search for a North State teenager who went missing about three months ago No one has been in contact with Olivia Ann Dyer But police in renewing their request for the community's help in finding her said on Monday they believe she is in the Red Bluff area Olivia wore a black zip up sweatshirt, black sweats and a black tank top when she was last seen in Palo Cedro in Shasta County, Red Bluff Police posted on Facebook Note to readers: If you appreciate the work we do here at the Redding Record Searchlight, please consider subscribing yourself or giving the gift of a subscription to someone you know Police asked anyone with information about the teen's whereabouts to call the dispatch line at 530-527-3131 43,000+ global companies doing business in the region. Analysis, reports, news and interviews about your industry in English, Spanish and Portuguese. United StatesChevron New YorkChevron BrooklynChevron up-to-the-minute voice in all things travel Condé Nast Traveler is the global citizen’s bible and muse We understand that time is the greatest luxury which is why Condé Nast Traveler mines its network of experts and influencers so that you never waste a meal or a hotel stay wherever you are in the world The first significant storm system of the season will move into the area later today bringing periods of moderate to heavy rain and mountain snow through the week and into the weekend The Shasta County Sheriff’s Office would like the public to make note of the following list of places in Shasta County where sandbags can be filled Please note that some locations require you to have your own bags and/or shovel Please be aware of what items you need prior to arrival Sandbags will be available as long as the supply is on hand Sandbags and sand can also be purchased at several Shasta County landscaping supply companies Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" By Dave Bogener Click here for more Photo Cafe has released a new cigar each year for the new symbol on the Chinese zodiac calendar the Cuban cigar giant will release the Partagás Cedros It’s a 5 3/10 (135mm) x 50 robusto extra has not released any other details about the cigars including when and where they will first go on sale This is the sixth consecutive year that Habanos S.A has created a cigar for the Chinese lunar calendar: Around 10 companies have announced new items for the Year of the Snake This story is part of halfwheel’s coverage of the Festival del Habano XXV, the 2025 edition of Cuba’s annual cigar festival. For more coverage of the festival, click here I am an editor and co-founder of halfwheel.com/Rueda Media I previously co-founded and published TheCigarFeed I have written about the cigar industry for more than a decade covering everything from product launches to regulation to M&A I handle a lot of the behind-the-scenes stuff here at halfwheel wearing sweatshirts year-round and eating gyros O endereço abaixo não existe na globo.com On Tuesday 15 April 2025, Santa Maria del Cedro will participate in the National Made in Italy Day, promoted by the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy to valorise the production excellence, creativity and ingenuity that distinguish our country. A symbolic date, chosen to mark the birth of Leonardo da Vinci, emblem of Italian genius and know-how. The municipality proposes a rich programme of events spread throughout the territory, involving enterprises, craft workshops and cultural venues. In the industrial area, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., the Alworld company will open the doors of its 7,000 square metre factory, specialising in the production of structural frames and facades for the building industry, to give an up-close account of a production process based on innovation, precision and attention to detail. In the heart of the historical centre, the Opificio Calabria will welcome visitors with guided tours of the craft workshops (09:30-12:30 and 16:00-19:00), concluding the experience with a tasting of local products, between authentic flavours and tradition. The Citron Museum, open 09:30-13:00 and 16:30-19:00, proposing a thematic itinerary dedicated to the ‘’Citron of Santa Maria del Cedro: excellence of Made in Italy‘’. A journey through history, culture and agriculture that highlights the identity of a territory and the value of a fruit that is a symbol of Calabria. Street viewInterestedMultiple eventsArmonie D'Arte FestivalAug 2, 2024 MuseumSanta Maria del Cedro Last update: Apr 14, 2025 7:47 AMContent owned by the Calabria Region | Tourism and Commerce Department issued under CC-BY License Download OFFICIAL TOURIST INFORMATION SITE © 2022 Calabria Region Tourism and Commerce Department 2024–Fie Christine Skarsoe of Luxembourg and Imperador Dos Cedros won the CDI4* Grand Prix Friday the pair’s first Big Tour victory this year Fie and the 11-year-old Lusitano stallion scored 70.087% in the qualifier for the Freestyle and their first victory since April 2023 Germany’s Franziska Stieglmaier and the 13-year-old Hanoverian gelding Samurai was runner-up on 68.348% with Liesbeth Geven of the Netherlands on Iago Tucked between glitzy Del Mar - home to this year's Breeders Cup Thoroughbred horse races - to the south Ballard Designs' Solana Beach store will be the 41-year-old brand's California debut 7,400 square foot space is part of Ballard's ongoing retail build-out now spanning 15 states with 24 stores "Since the very beginning of our national retail expansion we've always been 'California Dreamin'," relates Karen Mooney Solana Beach is a picture-perfect spot for our first California location With its position on the gorgeous bluffs overlooking the Pacific Solana Beach has a charming small-town feel Ballard Designs will be that place where friends meet guests will browse beautifully decorated room vignettes featuring the brand's exclusive selection of furniture including a signature line by top designer Outdoor furniture will be featured year-round to accommodate Californians' love for open-air entertaining Design enthusiasts will also discover a fully staffed design center where they can sample of hundreds of designer fabrics and schedule a complimentary appointment with one of Ballard's expert Design Services consultants will now have the full in-person shopping experience Just minutes off the 5 Freeway and steps from serene Solana Beach the new Ballard Designs store address is 240 S Legendary music venue Belly Up is one block away the Solana Beach Farmers Market runs 12-4pm Since 1982, Ballard Designs® has offered a unique curation of home furnishings and décor from all periods and provenance Its designers travel the world for inspiration Ballard Designs is part of Qurate Retail Group℠ which includes QVC® Frontgate®, Garnet Hill® and Grandin Road® Media Contact: Ann Bailey, [email protected] In a recent festive affair blooming with holiday color the new Ballard Designs retail store in downtown Birmingham Fans and followers of popular furniture and décor retailer Ballard Designs recently gathered for an evening of fun and fabulous cocktails at the.. 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I would like to receive Newsletter from MICHELIN Guide Save lists of your favorite restaurants & hotels The Shasta County sheriff’s deputy involved in a vehicle crash in March was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence the California Highway Patrol said in a statement was driving north on Deschutes Road south of Grand Estates Drive east of Redding at an unknown speed when he made an unsafe turn that caused his 2022 Chevrolet pickup to leave the road and collide with a metal fence CHP investigators said they completed the investigation into the crash and sent the report to the Shasta County District Attorney’s Office for review Scheibe was taken to the hospital with major injuries The CHP did not give his current condition or if he is still in the hospital The Record Searchlight emailed the sheriff's office for a comment including how long Scheibe has been a deputy Sheriff's office spokesman Tim Mapes said Scheibe began his career as a deputy in December 2023 Scheibe was a correctional officer dating to October 2019 "The California Highway Patrol has our full support in this investigation As standard practice for this particular type of scenario our employee is placed on administrative leave while the Shasta County Sheriff’s Department conducts a parallel internal affairs investigation into this personnel matter and it will be handled appropriately Personnel matters prevent our department from commenting further," Mapes stated in an earlier email Before the CHP news release, few details about the March 16 crash had been released from the CHP or the sheriff’s office Sheriff Michael Johnson released a statement Monday expressing frustration about what he said were reports on social media of false and unsubstantiated details of the crash "I became aware of some social media posts circulating that share unsubstantiated details surrounding the collision The post included false allegations that sheriff’s office personnel hindered the investigative efforts of allied agencies at the scene These statements are egregious and baseless and are a product of a faceless allegation," the sheriff said The CHP news release did not say when Scheibe was arrested on suspicion of DUI or when the investigative report was sent to the DA’s office (This story was updated with new information.) Cedro Participações signed the concession contract for the Port of Itaguaí The event was attended by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the Minister of Ports and Airports the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Cedro Participações "This new route will increase the competitiveness of Brazilian mining on the global stage and we will remove five thousand trucks per day from the roads and reduce CO2 emissions by more than 40 thousand tons" The site known as "Porto do Meio" will have the capacity to move 20 million tons per year in an area of approximately 350 thousand square meters "We will invest R$3.6 billion in the new port terminal alone The railway branch and terminal will require more than 1.5 billion reais in private investments" President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva praised Cedro and Lucas Kallas' courage in investing in the country "I would like to thank the entrepreneur Lucas who decided to invest here who loves Brazil and supports its growth" Strategy and Projects at Cedro Participações "This port is all about sustainability it will allow high-quality ore to be exported and shipped from Brazil to the Middle East and Asia" The investment makes Cedro Participações the first 100% Brazilian emphasized the development that the construction works of the terminal will bring to the Itaguaí region "This is the largest auction in the history of Brazilian ports bringing opportunities to the people of the region" "In the last two years (2023 and 2024) we have generated more than 2 million and 100 thousand jobs with signed contracts in the country" "We will grow once again and have a positive employment balance" "Brazil has been in a growing process of generating employment will definitely and preferably also have the government's support", he stated Omnichannel retailer and leading furniture design company Ballard Designs opened its first Southern California retail location in September in the vibrant Cedros Avenue Design District of Solana Beach Tucked between Del Mar to the south and the eclectic Encinitas to the north Ballard Designs’ Solana Beach store is the 41-year-old brand’s California debut 7,400 square foot space is part of Ballard’s ongoing retail build-out now spanning 15 states with 24 stores “Since the very beginning of our national retail expansion we’ve always been ‘California Dreamin’,” relates Karen Mooney guests will browse beautifully decorated room vignettes featuring the brand’s exclusive selection of furniture including a signature line by top designer Suzanne Kasler Outdoor furniture will be featured year-round to accommodate Californians’ love for open-air entertaining Design enthusiasts will also discover a fully staffed design center where they can sample hundreds of designer fabrics and schedule a complimentary appointment with one of Ballard’s expert Design Services consultants One of San Diego’s favorite shopping destinations, the Cedros Avenue Design District is filled with art galleries, antique stores, design firms, and designer boutiques offering unique home décor. Many are housed in refurbished Quonset huts from the 1940s, lending the charming shopping district a laidback California vibe. Regional California influencers like @maisondecinq Just minutes off Interstate 5 and steps from Solana Beach the Solana Beach Farmers Market runs 12-4 p.m. Since 1982, Ballard Designs has offered a unique curation of home furnishings and décor from all periods and provenance Ballard Designs is part of Qurate Retail Group which includes QVC To inquire about placing display advertisements and custom content with the North Coast Current and OsideNews, visit our Advertising page.