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4...... RIDGE RISING Resource Guide 2021/22 Picture yourself in Paradise By Monica Nolan organization, we invite you to “Be the Executive Director Community You Want to Live In.” Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce As well as an overview of the busi- nesses, organizations and resources he Paradise Ridge Chamber of available on the Ridge, we introduce Commerce invites you to connect you to some of our community mem- Twith the Ridge community through bers through a new “Faces of the Ridge” this publication, commonly known as feature. Throughout this guide, you the “Ridge Rising Guide.” Whether you are a long-time resident, newcomer, of our neighbors sharing their different or contemplating a move to the Ridge, experienceswill find the ofwords life andon thefaces Ridge. of a fewWe hope this will help you picture yourself our beautiful mountain home in this in Paradise. compendium.you’ll find wealth of information about The Paradise Ridge Chamber of Every bit of news, advertising, and Commerce welcomes all businesses, proud history is an invitation for you to The Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce organizations, and even individuals acquaint yourself with our organizations invites the community to help celebrate its 80th with interests in the Ridge to join and businesses and the humans who Anniversary. our Chamber. For businesses and make them go. It is also an opportunity organizations, visibility in the Member Directory in this publication alone is substantial ROI on our are lacking? Do you have a vision or expertise to share? nominal annual dues. Individuals who support our mission to Thefor you Ridge to fillhas in long the gaps—whatembraced those industries who wantand organizationsto be deeply promote the civic and commercial progress of our community, connected to creating and living in their community. We also who make use of Chamber resources, and who enjoy the events embrace those who prefer to sit back quietly in the woods and we stage are welcome to join as “Community Investors.” Find partake of their own peace of the Sierra foothills. To borrow out more by visiting ParadiseChamber.com/membership- the motto of Paradise Community Guilds, a valued member
benefits or give us a call at (530) 877-9356. THOMAS ACE HARDWARE, proudly helping the community for 94 years Thomas Ace Hardware supporting the community’s hardware needs since 1927. Electrical, plumbing, paint, gardening, nuts and bolts. Customers relying on their experts, for advice on proper tools and materials to get the job done.
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5720 Clark Road, Paradise Hardware corner of Clark and Pearson Current Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. 530 877-4442 RIDGE RISING Resource Guide 2021/22...... 5 The Paradise Rising Resource Guide is — TABLE OF CONTENTS — published by Directory Sales Manage- ment, Inc. for the Paradise Ridge Chamber Mayor Message...... 8 Burnt Barn Distilling...... 62 of Commerce. Town Update...... 9 Feather River Health Foundation.... 64 Recreation...... 11-25 Restaurants...... 66 Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce Paradise Horseman’s Assn...... 71 6161 Clark Rd., #1, Paradise, CA 95969 Parks, hiking trails, PRPD events, cycling, Phone: 530-877-9356 Paradise Lake, campgrounds, marinas, Downtown Almond Street...... 73 RV/trailer parks, Re-Discover the Ridge, www.paradisechamber.com Paradise Veterans Hall...... 75 Explore Butte County, disc golf, wildlife Regenerating Paradise...... 77 History...... 27-32 Publishers: North Valley Community Noble Orchards, Gold Nugget Museum, Mark Orlando, Kathryn Orlando Foundation...... 79 Directory Sales Management, Inc. Magalia Community Church, Joy Lyn’s, Paradise Library...... 82 (530) 520-3065 Stirling City, Table Mtn. Masonic Lodge [email protected] Community The Chapelle...... 85 Editors: Green Bag program...... 36 Events...... 94-98 Monica Nolan & Carol Peterson Education...... 37-38 Johnny Appleseed Day, Party in the Park, Production/Graphics: Jeri Luce Boys & Girls Club...... 39 Paradise Chocolate Fest, Gold Nugget Days, Cover photo credits: Calendar of Events Map of Paradise...... 40 Daffodils by Masonic Lodge: Jayne Engels Arts...... 101-113 Kids at Paradise Lake: Jenn Sullivan Brooks Infrastructure recovery...... 41 Real Estate update...... 42 Norton Buffalo Hall, Paradise Community Depot Museum: Glenn Harrington Guilds, Northern California Ballet, Treasures From Paradise: Monica Nolan Upper Ridge Community Council... 52 Paradise Arts Alliance, Paradise Art Center, Treasure shopping...... 55 new legacy mural, Paradise Symphony, The 2021/22 directory resources are listings, not recommendations and researched to the Habitat for Humanity...... 56 Theatre on the Ridge best of our ability. No admission or deletion Motels...... 57 Ridge resource directory...... 117 of any group, organization business or com- pany should be interpreted by the reader as PID update...... 59 Chamber in Action...... 120 a position taken for or against that business. Rebuild Paradise Foundation...... 61 Chamber Member Directory...... 122
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community of indomitable pioneers esting in the orchard on Clark Road. northern Sierra, After the abandonment of RTheabove the Paradise fog and Ridge—A remarkablethe Butte County Railroad below the snow, the town appropriately named mile Paradise Memorial Paradise grew from Trailin the was early established, 1970s, the and 4.3 overland stage stops renamed the “Yellowstone with picturesque names Kelly Heritage Trail” in like Toadtown, Dogtown and Whiskey Flat. The ruts of the Overland Stage2017. route through of the Paradise Ridge Paradise were paved wereThe Maidu first Tribes inhabitants who long ago, but visitors made Butte County their will continue to visit this July 4, 1911, looking down Olive Street (now Black Olive) to College Avenue B.C. Today’s Concow- delight in its beauty and (now Pearson Road.) Maiduhome fromtribe aboutare 1500their aunique warm locale,welcome findingin its descendants.
headed to Paradise staking claims along the Ridge’s sparkling and its neighbors were devastatedpeople. by the Onmost November destructive 8, riversAfter and gold streams was discovered that carve intheir January way through 1848, our prospectors stunning 2018, Paradise, Magalia canyons. we invite you to explore our remarkable community of indomitablewildfire in pioneers. California history. As we evolve and rebuild, The “gold fever” that led to the settlement of the Paradise Ridge also gave rise to one of our most popular annual events,
nugget was brought to Dogtown from the Willard mine, and the discovery“Gold Nugget of the Days” “Dogtown celebration. Nugget” In 1859,was heralded a 54-pound near gold and far. The event features a colorful parade, the hilarious Donkey Woodworth’s Derby, and the crowning of the community’s Gold Nugget Queen. Fine Jewelry, Gemologist (GIA) In the fall, “Johnny Appleseed Days” stages a joyful festival of games, displays, music and food honoring the agricultural history of the region, including our historical apple orchards. As California’s oldest harvest festival, the event has been Design • Repairs • Appraisals
All Watch Batteries $5.00 Installed staged since 1888, harvest and plague permitting. Veterans get the first watch battery free! A post office was established in Dogtown in 1857, serving the thriving trading post. Lumber mills operated in the 1850’s agrariansand 60’s and settled families the settled Ridge. in the area.The RailroadParadise service Irrigation was Districtestablished provided in 1904, water, and asand the the twentieth Paradise century Farm progressed,Center was We buy GOLD & SILVER formed. Growers of apples, prunes and pears utilized the BEST PRICE PAID! was decided the rapidly growing town of Paradise should railroad to speed their product to market. Around 1966 it incorporate, as the population had swelled to over 20,000 6265 Skyway, Paradise from 5,000 in just fifteen years. The Town of Paradise was 11-4 Weds-Thurs-Fri ofincorporated the American on November west. Luther 27, 1979.Sage “Yellowstone” Kelly was Paradise was home to Yellowstone Kelly, a celebrated figure of President Theodore Roosevelt. After a life of adventure, (530) 877-7111 hea soldier, and his hunter,wife Alice trapper, May retired scout, adventurerto Paradise andto establish confidante an PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 7 — FROM THE DESK OF THE MAYOR — Progress in Paradise e are fresh off our way for Paradise Ridge Elementary. beloved Gold Nugget A broadband study is in the works for high-speed internet, WDays and it was which will make Paradise a more desirable place to live, wonderful to see so many of especially for those working from home. our Ridge residents enjoying a perfect day for a parade. Up next is our fabulous summer Party in the Park, then the makeOur sewer this long-standing project is in the dream EIR (Environmental a reality, which Impactwill be anReport) asset Chocolate Fest in September inphase, attracting and webusinesses are confident to our thatcommunity. we will secure funding to and Johnny Appleseed Days Our understanding is that Adventist Health is still working on in October. It is awesome a free-standing Emergency Room; watch for updates. to see a return to “normal” The Paradise Art Center, Paradise Performing Arts Center and happening! Theatre on the Ridge are making a comeback. Steve Crowder It is very encouraging to PG&E and Comcast are making great progress in the Mayor, Town of Paradise see businesses reopening undergrounding of our utilities and mediation continues and new businesses calling with AT&T, as overhead poles are not an option for us. PG&E Paradise home. Tractor Supply is a recent addition, and now Grocery Outlet is making a return. A micro-brewery is actively I am highly optimistic for the recovery of our town and see a securing property and a distillery is currently in the works. anticipates finishing the undergrounding ahead of schedule. Also coming to Paradise is Road Roaster Coffee Company, a very bright future for our Ridge. wholesale and retail operation selling coffee beans by the bag- I am so proud of the tireless efforts of our staff to help people look for them at our local events. come home. To all of you, we can never convey enough thanks Our schools are moving forward with a new gym opening at and gratitude for staying/coming back and it is because of you the high school and a Safe Routes to School project is under that we are making these great strides. Thank you Paradise Pioneers!
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By Colette Curtis favorites like Joy Lyn’s Candies and Assistant to Paradise Town Manager newcomers like Tractor Supply Company have opened their doors to our community. We have also he Town of Paradise, learned that Dolly O Donuts and Barney O’Rourke’s are rebuilding, in the foothills of California’s T both in their original locations! Sierraincorporated Nevada Mountains. in 1979, Located is nestled on Grocery Outlet will also be reopening a ridge with elevations ranging from in a new location – taking over the Paradise is twelve miles east of Chico and2,000 ninety to 2800 miles feetnorth above of Sacramento. sea level, The Town is actively engaging with old CVS location at 6800 Skyway. Residents and visitors still enjoy businesses to show them what tall pines and majestic oaks, cooler Paradise has to offer – a supportive, summertime temperatures, occasional close knit community, residents winter snowfalls, and a compelling needing products and services, and environment. Rich in history, innate the unique opportunity to be part beauty, and friendly people, Paradise is of rebuilding a community from a fantastic place to raise a family, build the ground up. So far business a business, or just relax for a weekend owners are responding. The Town in the pines. is currently working with a bakery, a microbrewery, a distillery and a After the Camp Fire, our community craft store interested in opening in bonded together to overcome hurdles Paradise. we couldn’t comprehend at the time. The Long-Term Recovery Plan was created and adopted with Paradise Town Council and staff are focused on rebuilding community members in a broad and systematic exchange of our local economy as our community rebuilds. With so much to offer, Paradise is well positioned for a strong economic scale public meetings. Today, with the Long-Term Recovery recovery. Paradise is open for business and open to the Planideas, guiding input, feedback us, we are and moving refinement forward conducted more duringquickly large- than pioneers who will build, work, and shop in them. ever predicted. Town of Paradise Exciting things are happening in the Paradise business 5555 Skyway, Paradise community this year. After the double-disasters of the Camp The Building Resource Center, BRC 6295 Skyway, Paradise Fire and COVID-19, we are seeing businesses re-open and 530-872-6291 PARADISEopen for theRISING first Resource time on Guide the Ridge.for the Ridge Over 2021/22 the past...... year, local 9 10...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 recreation
Explore one of the Ridge’s many parks
aradise Recreation and Park District (PRPD), as the recreational leader of the community, is committed Pto providing a diverse selection of park facilities and recreation activities for residents and visitors. PRPD spans approximately 170 square miles and encompasses Paradise, Magalia, Butte Creek Canyon, and the Concow area.
AquaticThe Terry Park, Ashe Paradise Recreation Lake, Bille Center Park, atMoore 6626 Road Skyway Park, Coutolenchouses PRPD’s Park, business and Crain office. Park Other in key Concow. facilities Facilities include for picnics, parties, weddings and other occasions are available for rental. With the community’s help, PRPD hopes to build future parks at Lakeridge Circle in Magalia, and at Pentz and Merrill Roads in Paradise.
Visit PRPD’s website for information about a full range of recreation programs, classes, and special events. For more information about the Paradise Recreation and com or visit ParadisePRPD.com Park District, call 872–6393, email info@Paradise PRPD. Terry Ashe Recreation Center 6626 Skyway, Paradise Located in the heart of Paradise on Skyway, Terry Ashe hosts most of PRPD’s programs and events, including A year round creek flows through the Aquatic Park located at the winter Ice Rink and the Paradise Chocolate Fest, Buschmann Road and Recreation Drive. It’s a great place for Johnny Appleseed Days and the Gold Nugget Craft Faire. discovery and splashing around. If you’re lucky, you might catch Facilities include pre-school, playground, gazebo, arbor, a glimpse of the resident otter in the nearby pond. BBQ, basketball court, meeting rooms and kitchen. ______PARKS continues next page PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 11 PARKS continued from page 11 Coutolenc Park (above Old Magalia)
Aquatic Park Magalia. Hiking is encouraged. The park sits on 340 acres on Coutolenc Road above Old 5600 Recreation Drive. Paradise Crain Memorial Park (near Concow Lake) Aquatic Park makes a lovely setting for the public swimming pool, nature trail, duck pond, individual picnic sites, a group This hidden gem of Butte County is located at Concow and offers a picnic area, restrooms, native plant trail, drinking beautiful shade trees. water, play structure and pleasant meadow area. site and outdoor arbor, playground, kids’ fishing pond and recreation Bille Park Moore Road Park Moore Road, off Forest Service Road, Paradise 501 Bille Road. Moore Road Park offers two ball parks, a playground, a Paradise riding arena, a dog park and a ropes course. This facility is used year around. The ballpark is available for rental Bille Park Expansion Paradise Community 6261 W. Wagstaff. Park Paradise 5592 Black Bille Park features Olive Drive, a group area, corner of playground, Pearson and and lots of picnic tables with shade. Both sites feature a Black Olive BBQ, tables, benches and a water source. Ample parking, children’s playground and a large grass area. Bille Park Operated by the Expansion boasts a gazebo, pavilion and a kitchen available Town of Paradise, for rental. Walkways connect the parks. Canyon views are Paradise accessible via a picturesque nature trail. Community Park borders the Yellowstone Kelley Heritage trail and offers a playground, gazebo, and picnic tables. Home to the landmark Depot Museum, the park offers a picturesque and historic backdrop for picnics, events, and Paradise’s best-loved summer fest, Party in the Park.
ParadiseAvailable for rent; contact the Town of Paradise: (530) 872-6291 Lake Lucretia Road, off Coutolenc Road, Magalia
acre lake providesThe 204- a variety of outdoor
biking, and more. There is a shaded picnic site, tables, benches,activities, and including playground. paddling, Two fishing, boat hiking,launches mountain provide Locally owned & operated 6848 Skyway, Ste G Paradise • 877-8300 andpaddling currently access swimming, and small dogs boat and (electric horses trollingare prohibited. motors Closedonly) access. on Wednesdays. The lake supplies Day passes drinking available water at for the the lake area or
12...... seasonal parkingPARADISE passes RISING at the Resource park Guideoffice for or the online. Ridge 2021/22 Hiking trails abound on the Ridge n spite of the impacts of the Camp Fire there are still trails recreation to be hiked on the Ridge. Some of them are untouched by The hike down the road to the Miocene Head Dam is one I great opportunity to see how nature responds after a wildfire. projects made a difference during the Camp Fire. prepared for a strenuous hike. Bring plenty of water in fire and others are great examples of how fuel reduction The Flumes and Trails of warmmile with weather. an elevation difference of nearly 1000’ so be Paradise by Roger and Helen Ekins as a guide, here are a few trailsUsing thatthe trailscontinue identified to provide in the a book great outdoor experience on Little Pearl the Ridge. (1 mile, round trip) The easiest way Bille Park Nature Trail (.5 mile, round trip) named and popular Located on Bille Road, one mile west of Skyway, but best localto find thisswimming aptly hole is to drive one of the jewels of Paradise. The main hiking trail is west of up the Skyway theaccessed gazebo, via on the the West north Wagstaff end of entrance, the park--just Bille Parklook isfor definitely the sign past the Magalia Reservoir, then park in the cleared for gloriousIndian Rock sunsets. (613’), the Grotto (1,231’) and Lookout Point area at Skyway (1,463’) which ends at a cement bench–a perfect viewing spot Butte Creek Trail West (up to 5 or 6 miles round trip) and walk up to the dirt and gravel road directly across from For dramatic vistas Dogtownand Dogtown Road. Road. Go down Then this (very road carefully!) about a minute, cross the then Skyway look
the chance to try someof Butte legal Creek (andgold lookfor a forservice the switch-back road, immediately trail down in tofront Little of Pearl.you. After Because 9 or this 10 panning if you are trailminutes is steep along in spots,this road bring (which good walkingparallels shoes. Little Butte Creek),
up the Skyway Paradise Lake feeling lucky) drive (up to 9.5 miles, Wagstaff, then turn round trip) leftsome on 9 milesPowellton from Although no pets or Road and continue on the middle road, which is now Doe swimming is allowed Mill. At the bottom, cross over the bridge, begin heading up the other side and look for the white trail marker on your left, parking anywhere you have room. Then follow the trail Paradise(this is Lake the Town’sis one downstream for as far as you feel like going. This is especially ofdrinking the most beautiful water), lovely in the spring. places to either hike or ride mountain Head Dam bikes. There is a fee Road to Dam for using the parking Located near the intersection of Skyway and canareas also (located purchase from an annual pass from the PRPD once you Coutolenc Road, decideCoutolenc to become Rd. off ofa regulareither Lucretia visitor. or Northlake Rd.), but you this hike offers a glimpse at the recovery process Yellowstone Kelly Heritage Trailway (up to 11 miles, round trip) for the McNab Recently renamed in honor of past resident, Yellowstone Kelly, Cypress,after a fire. this Known area was severely through the middle of town, is paved and therefore ideal for burned but many alla famedkinds of Western bicycles, figure, tricycles this and old the railroad like. In fact, bed, locals which usually runs plants are already call it “the bike path.” It can be accessed at any one of several returning. This cross-streets, but the best place to park is at the Community area provides a Park on Black Olive near Pearson Road.
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Photo by Kathleen Liljeberg Terry Ashe Recreation Center in the center of town is a lovely spot to picnic and play. It hosts annual festivals such as the Chocolate Fest. PRPD offers a full range of events and activities in the coming year By Dan Efseaff, District Manager Paradise Lake’s busy season will feature kayak rentals, camps, Paradise Recreation and Park District We are also planning a full calendar of events including the astronomy, community paddles, and even a 5K race in the fall. ftentimes, signs of early spring sneak up on us, until one day we notice the eruption of daffodils around town or a Goldfishing Nugget derby, Craft movies Faire, (the and “World art pop-ups. Series” of baseball movies splash of color on red bud. For me, spring’s soundtrack through the fall at Moore Road Park and at other locations), O Speaking of art, PRPD staff is creating a community-designed, is the honking of migrating geese and the trumpeting of sand- hill cranes. Spring with summer chasing at its heels has clearly collaborative mural that the community will enjoy for genera- arrived for PRPD, and we are emerging with a re-opening of tions to come. The public can watch the art arise before their programs, rentals, and events. eyes. - The District also acquired two new properties adjoining unde- adise pool programs are gearing up for the season--lifeguards veloped parks along Pearson Road and Pentz Road. The prop- Our pool is busy with lifeguard training (both Concow and Par erties allow for new recreational opportunities and vegetation Center. New native plants around the facility provide a feast needed now!) Tiny tots are back at the Terry Ashe Recreation Finally, we are happy to announce that we will begin work on management to help reduce wildfire risks. Working with a whole host of partners, the removal of hazard - for butterflies and our eyes. trees has opened the eyes of Bille Park, providing new oppor- unteers and donations to complete some key aspects of the the 15-mile Magalia – Paradise Lake loop trail and need vol tunities for recreation. The canyon views are a spectacular project. backdrop for the outdoor venue, destined to become a popular Time to get out and play! destination for events and weddings. Bille Park is also getting a make-over with improved sidewalks, and we hope that do- Paradise Recreation and Parks District nations and sponsors can help us build a mountain bike skills Office: 6626 Skyway, Paradise 530 872-6393 [email protected]
PARADISEflow track RISING and ropes Resource course. Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 15 recreation Photo courtesty of Tom Lee Tom Photo courtesty of Jeri Luce, Joan Colyer and Gigi Lee enjoy biking up to and around Paradise Lake. Cycling on the Ridge, a great healthy activity
By Torey Feldhaus artery through town. Rich has a vision of creating features alongside the bike path,
providing jumps, single track, berms, all ycling remains a healthy providing the fun factor while maintaining activity, with physical Cdistance built in. While some the local cycling community. Recreational Upper Ridge riding areas have opportunitiesa fire break that for all could ages be would maintained boost the by Town’s economy. It’s a win-win. “If you still some great places to ride. build it, they will come!” Paradisebeen damaged Lake bywas fire, untouched, there are Looking even further, we have the potential providing beautiful views and an to improve our connector streets to the bike path with safe bike and pedestrian miles each way. The BLM trails in lanes when our roads are re-done. If we Magaliaeasy dirt are path currently out and un-rideableback of 4.3 are going to rebuild and be pioneers of the and their future is unknown. The new Paradise, we must act now. It’s time to POA, member only, trails on the improve the quality of life for the future of west side are in great shape where the town and the cycling infrastructure is a perfect spot for development of an existing to the Butte Fire Safe’s council asset! workthe fire on didn’t fuels impactreduction. them The thanks east side trails are closed due The Ridge has seen changes since the Camp Fire and with through grants, the estimated time for reopening them is those changes comes an opportunity for improvement. The uncertain.to fire damage. The POA is currently working on these trails potential to improve cycling in and around Paradise is at a tipping point, and the time to get involved locally is now. The Camp Fire temporarily halted the momentum to get more recreational options for the cycling community on the Ridge. The Yellowstone Kelly Heritage Trail, aka the bike path, is a For more information about biking or getting involved, wealth of potential for improvement. Drop in and speak with check in with Rich Colgin, owner of Paradise Bikes, 6282 Skyway, Paradise. 877-3992. biker brain about his awesome visions for an exciting bikeable [email protected] 16Rich...... at Paradise Bikes, 6282 Skyway in Paradise, and pick his PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 recreation
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PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 19 Oroville Lake Marinas Lime Saddle Marina Lake Oroville’s Lime Saddle Marina offers a variety of recreational recreation experiences. It is accessible from Pentz Road in Paradise. For those PRPD will be offering single person and two person kayaks for rent at visiting from off the Ridge, the marina is located in boat launch #2 off of Northlake Bld. Visit paradiseprpd.com for rental the Lake Oroville State Recreation Area, 75 miles information and schedules. north of Sacramento, in the Sierra Nevada foothills of Northern California and consists of 167 miles of forested shoreline. Paradise Lake offers a host The calm waters are ideal for swimming, waterskiing or kayaking. Cruise the lake or park along the shore of recreation opportunities to enjoy lakeside hiking, camping and fishing. Houseboats and other watercraft rentals are available ne of the jewels of Butte County, Paradise Lake provides as well as floating and Boat-in camp sites. activities. Recreational programming at Paradise Lake is Lake Oroville is Northern California’s largest state O reservoir. It stores winter and spring runoff released paddling, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and other into the Feather River and meets the needs of the State Water Project— one of the largest water and ofoperated outdoor by activities.Paradise Recreation The shaded and picnic Park Districtsite provides (PRPD). picnic The power systems in the world. For more information tables,204-acre benches, lake is linedand even on one a play side structure. with 84 acres Two offering boat launches a variety at (530) 877-2883 or limesaddlemarina.com the north end of the lake provide paddling access and small boat
The lake supplies drinking water for the area and currently dogs Houseboat Rentals (electric trolling motors only) access. and horses are prohibited, as well as swimming. The lake is closed Bidwell Canyon Marina on Wednesdays. PRPD is expanding activities at the lake, with Houseboats, deck educational and recreational programs and events throughout cruisers, power the next year. Visitors may purchase day passes at the lake or boats and personal watercraft. Also Paradise Lake Hours buoy and slip seasonal parking passes from the park office or online. rentals, fuel dock and launch ramp, Wednesday CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE marina convenience Mon.- Tues. 5:00 a.m. – Sunset store and a snack bar. Handy to boat Thurs.- Sun. 5:00a.m. - Sunset in campgrounds. (530) 877-2414 or 800-255-5561 www.bidwellcanyonmarina.com Directions To Paradise Lake: Located just north of Lake Oroville State Recreation Area Paradise near Magalia. 3428 Pentz Rd., Paradise, (530) 877-2283 Take Skyway North Located on Pentz Road south of Paradise, ski boats, to Coutolenc Rd. patio boats and houseboats. Lake Oroville is a Turn right (east) on state recreation area; therefore all state California Coutolenc Rd. parking and launching fees apply. 160 miles Follow the road 2.7 of shoreline with hiking trails, campsites (boat miles to Lucretia Rd. in), swimming holes and more. Camping and Turn left on Lucretia. picnicking facilities at marina. Follow to Parking Area www.parks.ca.gov/pages/462/files
20...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 — FROM THE DESK OF THE SUPERVISOR — The Upper Ridge, “the crossroads of civilization and natural life” recreation s we move forward from the incredible challenges biking those short but we’ve had, I believe that local recreation and lifestyle challenging trails at Bureau Ais a key component to the success of our communities. of Land Management’s Forks With plenty of open space and a smattering of businesses, one of Butte Creek, e-bike or motorcycle some great curvy folks. With few bike lanes or sidewalks, one travels around paved and gravel roads, and byis assuredwalking toand find biking a spot up and to enjoy down nature the improvised or chat with trails other and in winter ride snowmobiles alongside the rural roads. Four years ago, I labeled the Upper at the Jonesville Snow Mobile Ridge the cross roads of civilization and “natural life”. I very Park near Butte Meadows or Doug Teeter much still believe that true! in summer raft Butte Creek, Butte County Supervisor, District 5 bridge to bridge, in some or cross-country ski for what may seem like forever on the For the “find it yourself” kind of fun, you can hike, bicycle sort of inflatable. If bicycling gravel is your thing, check out swimming in the West Branch Feather River’s many pools or railroad - Inskip pioneer grave loop. Lastly, take yourself or “ridewithgps.com/routes/31982326” for the Doon grade whenpatchwork desiring of Sierraa little Pacificmore of Industries’ an extended and get Federal away, land,camp goin your family on a treasure hunt with a search of the local area Butte Meadows or at Philbrook Lake. at “geocaching.com”. For those seeking more civilized recreation, a good bet is When bellies rumble, good eats can be found on the upper kayaking upon Paradise Irrigation District’s amazing Paradise ridge, casually at Hill Top, Izzy’s Burgers and BBQ, Red Lion Pizza, or go international with Sakura Sushi or Happy Day pools and bronze sculptures at Merlo Park in Stirling City or Chinese. Don’t miss a ride or drive to Butte Meadows to check ourLake, newest seeking recreation reflection opportunity amongst at thethe South beautiful Pines meadows, Disc Golf out the Colby Mountain Trail Network and Restoration Project course, a project of new Magalia Community Park. area and origins of Butte Creek. Afterwards enjoy libations and food at Bambi Inn, great BBQ and beer at the Outpost, or The adrenaline junkie has much to choose from. Mountain handmade pizza and full deli at the Mercantile General Store. Campgrounds RV/Trailer Parks Lime Saddle Campgrounds Located near Lime Saddle There are several RV/Trailer parks in Paradise. Call ahead Marina with a beautiful view of Lake Oroville. Access is via to verify space availability.
threeLime SaddleComfort Road stations, off Pentz,two Ramada north ofshelters, marina one turn RV off. dump 35 Quail Trails Village RV Park campsites, pets on leash, 15 RV sites, one group campsite, 5110 Pentz Rd, Paradise, (530) 680-2002 www.QuailTrailsVillage.com station, water and electrical. (530) 876-8516, reservations Full hook-ups, 30-amp service, extra long pull Philbrook(800) 444-PARK Lake (7275) Campground. www.Reservecalifornia.com. PG&E recreation area, throughs, shaded level sites, concrete patios, picnic tables, spaces for big rigs, room for multiple slide outs, Resort at Philbrook Lake offers a campground with showers clean gravel sites, cable TV (monthly only), phone 20 campsites and fishing facilities. Privately owned Jones hook-ups (monthly only), stream front tenting area
Index.aspand rental cabins. Over 320 acres of wilderness beauty, Pine Ridge RV Park (530) 873-3879. recreation.pge.com/reservation/camping/ Campgrounds operated by Forest Service in Butte 327-7831 pineridgepark-ministorage.com/ www.facebook.com/ParadiseCAL County 30(530) spots for RVs available Philbrook, For more information call (530) 534-6500 Lake Oroville Visitor Center 10 tent/RV sites. 15 miles northeast of Stirling (530) 538-2219. Camping info 1-800-444-7275. City, off Skyway, Humbug and Philbrook Roads. (916) 386- https://www.facebook.com/Lake-Oroville-Visitor- 5164.Seasonal recreation.pge.com/reservation/camping/Index.asp facilities open summer months only. Most are open Center-174656299233115/ May through October.
PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 21 recreation Video campaign invites visitors to discover the Ridge. Photo by Casey Jone Photography
on the Ridge today. video template may be edited to add customized promotional content for With a goal to enhance public regional outreach, business promotions perception of the Ridge after the and special events. Camp Fire and cultivate tourism, commerce and local events, the The “Re-Discover the Ridge” plan also includes an interactive website, and phase public relations campaign a regional tourism map highlighting invitingvideo is thevisitors first from step innear a multi- and points of interest and historical sites. far to “Re-Discover the Ridge, Subsequent phases of the campaign multi-phase video series attracts The Communities of Paradise & will feature culture and history, A visitors to the Ridge to explore a Magalia, California.” commerce, rebuilding and revitalization rich variety of recreation and culture. milestones and special events. Social The video is available to community Spearheaded by Debbie LaPlant media campaigns play a crucial role stakeholders including the Town of Moseley, Executive Director of the Youth in the strategy for increasing public on the Ridge Foundation, collaborators awareness and projecting a positive and civic organizations. Each has the include the Paradise Ridge of Commerce, view of the Ridge today. the Paradise Recreation and Park opportunityParadise, local to use businesses, the video non-profits on social District and the Gold Nugget Museum. media platforms, websites and other Debbie LaPlant-Moseley “Re-Discover the Ridge” showcases the communication channels to stimulate Youth on the Ridge Foundation beauty, nature and activities abundant business and regional tourism. The 530 342-4896
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PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 23 Magalia Community Park brings Disc Golf to the Upper Ridge
By Chris Rauen
recreation Executive Director, Magalia Community Center
and like golf, the object is to complete each hole in the The sport of Disc Golf was formalized in the 1970s, The newfewest disc strokes course (or, at in Magaliathe case ofCommunity disc golf, fewest Park throws).features Instead of a ball and clubs, players use a flying disc or Frisbee®. Disc golf is a great activity for families; all ages and skill levels can play. ages18-holes and skill-- a fun levels and for challenging regular play par from 54 course dawn towith dusk. 60 basket positions (changing frequently). The course is open daily to all
propertyThe course formerly is a project known of as Magalia the Paradise Community Pines Park, Golf aCourse. 501c3 also at the 9th hole. (Note: the course includes a 1.8 mile non-profitIt is part oforganization a greater Campwhich Fireacquired recovery a lease project on the in 40-acre lower paved walking/hiking trail great for pedestriansSouth Pines and Disc bikers). Golf Magalia with the mission of preserving the land for continued 13917 South Park Drive (at the corner of S. Park and recreational use and bringing the community together. Andover Drive, next to Izzy’s Burgers). 530-413-9158. Park/Course is open dawn to dusk daily Community Center upon arrival. Restrooms at the Center and Green fee is $5 per person; check in at the pro-shop next to the Pro shop is generally open from 9a.m. until 5p.m.
— FACES OF THE RIDGE — Jay and Julie Cooke: Why we live in Magalia
I have been blessed toSince call 1992,Magalia Jay home. and After living in the Bay Area, we were drawn to the Ridge for the clean air, friendly community, and stunningly beautiful surroundings. We knew it was the perfect setting to raise our son. We loved our new home so much, we moved my parents and cousins right next door. We jumped right into volunteering and being on the boards of the Paradise Ridge Chamber of Commerce, Center for Spiritual Living Paradise, Boys and Girls Club, Habitat for Humanity of
Adventist Health Feather River Hospital Auxiliary. All ofButte our County,volunteerism Boy Scoutshas been of Americaextremely Troop rewarding 773, and An 18 hole disc golf course at Magalia Community Park is open. we have made the most amazing friends. Being in a Like golf, the object is to complete each hole in the fewest strokes community with so many opportunities to be of service (or, in the case of disc golf, fewest throws). Instead of a ball and gives us great joy. The Paradise Ridge has captured our hearts. clubs, players use a flying disc or Frisbee®. ~Julie Cooke 24...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 A Paradise for
Wildlife recreation f you’re visiting Paradise or are new to our Ridge communities, you’ve likely noticed a variety of wildlife Imake their home here, too. Squirrels scamper across
power lines (and tempt fate as they dodge quickly across two-lane roads) while deer often bed themselves down in Butthe shadefor folks of unaccustomedtall pines (when to they’re all the creaturesnot munching who alsoon your call therose Ridge bushes!). home, here are a few tips: Never feed wildlife! Wild animals are our neighbors, but don’t extend hospitality by setting out food for them. Wild animals fare better when they keep their distance from humans, allowing them to remain fully wild.
Keepit out. pet If bears food orindoors! other wildPet food animals left outsidedamage your property home in will their draw search in wildlife— for more including bears!—and the more “human food” they eat, the more they’ll seek animals is “dead” wrong for these animals. Don’thuman feed food the (or deer! threaten They humancan forage safety), on their they own might and be don’t killed; need feeding to be wild fed. And, while it might be cute to feed squirrels and raccoons, they, too, can become aggressive.
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26...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 — NOBLE ORCHARDS — recreation delightful. It’s a testament to Grandpa Perry Noble, wife agriculture that the orchard did IEthelt’s been and young 100 yearsson Vincent since not burn and we have trees that Noble Orchard-family owned sinceare producing 1921 this year.” planted their apple orchard. Onemoved of tothe Paradise reasons in they 1921 chose and New: “The Nursery at Noble Paradise was the promise of Orchards” a steady supply of water for The Nursery at Noble Orchards agriculture afforded by the is a new venture, providing a Paradise Irrigation District, wide variety of plants, shrubs and trees for customers. There Orchards remains a family are lots of colorful plants and ownedestablished and operated in 1916. business, Noble vegetables that are propagated with grandson, Jim Noble and on the Pentz Road farm. his wife Laurie preserving the family legacy. Look for delicious apples Only remnants remain of and stone fruits in August Perry Noble’s construction The current crop of stone and agricultural facilities. The fruits and apples are receiving excellent care from orchardist Jim Noble and his crew. Fruits crates1932 rusticof apples fruit and packing peaches, shed are expected in August, just homemadewas used until cider the and fire. Laurie’s It held in time for the Chamber of wonderful apple butter. The Commerce to purchase Noble’s original hand-constructed Granny Smith apples for their stonework remains in Johnny Appleseed Pie Kit. a couple of areas and is treasured. Over the years the Nobles have faced unique farming challenges, including apple-loving deer and bears, but none the magnitude of the devastating November 18, Moving2018 Camp forward Fire. after the Camp Fire Top:1963 Sac Bee photo, After the Camp Fire, Jim and Laurie Noble decided to rebuild the orchard. “If we had not had green trees in the orchard, we three generations of might have come to a different decision. But the trees want Noble “Apple men.” L-R: to produce. This is the last apple orchard in Paradise” Laurie Founder, Grandpa Perry said. So the Nobles returned to Paradise as soon as they could B. Noble, his son, Vincent legally occupy, despite the lack of hookups for their trailer. R. Noble, ladder. Bottom Debris cleanup took about a year. Fortunately, the most of the to top: grandsons Gerald, orchard trees survived, but the drip irrigation was destroyed James A. and Jon Noble. and the newly-installed bear fence system melted. Jim and Laurie forge ahead to re-create Noble Orchard Company – Above: Remembering the century two. It is unknown how long it will take to re-create 1932 rustic fruit packing what was, and it will never be the same. But they are planting shed that was used until Visit Noble Orchards future promise with new varieties of fruit and plants. the fire and the memora- 7050 Pentz Road, Paradise ble sign on Pentz Road, Check their Facebook page somebody else may put in apples or decide that some of the that welcomed visitors for product availability and landLaurie could reflected, be used “There’s for agriculture, a possibility and I think with that this would fire that be and shoppers. hours of operation. PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 27 — GOLD NUGGET MUSEUM —
NamedBy Mark Thorp for the 54-pound gold nugget Executive Director, Gold Nugget Museum
he Gold Nugget Museum, destroyed by foundthe Camp Firein on 1859,November 8, 2018, will rise again Twas incorporated as Gold Nugget Days, Inc. in 1973. Its mission is to preserve and protect local heritage through the collection and display of artifacts, and provide community education history programs. The smaller Depot Museum in the Paradise Community Park, untouched by the fire, is maintaining services while we work through the recovery and rebuilding process. The Museum depends on a small staff and many volunteers. Our goal was, and will be again, to make the Gold Nugget Museum a destination for tourists and for our community not only to learn about the history The Depot Museum in the Paradise Community Park, on Black Olive and Pearson of the Ridge-Paradise, Magalia, Stirling City, and was untouched by the fire, is maintaining services while they work through the Inskip, respectively, but also to become part of that history. Pre-fire we sponsored a number of annual recovery and rebuilding process. events, such as the Days of Living History, in which the entire family could participate, and enriched Northern California schools with two unique programs that were part of the required curriculum for California history. Children spent an entire day on the Museum grounds living as if in the 1850s in the Pioneer School Program or learning about the Native Maidu traditions in the Maidu School Program, becoming part of the history experiencing what our ancestors, native groups and pioneers undertook to survive. We hope to breathe new life into the destroyed Gold Nugget Museum so that once again visitors may experience firsthand the natural and historic beauty of the Gold Nugget Museum and the Paradise Ridge. 2021 brought Gold Nugget Days back to the community after a long hiatus from COVID-19. We are actively engaged in bringing our events back to the Ridge as we rebuild our museum Firearms and community. While we make repairs to our new property at 475 Pearson Road, look for our upcoming administrative Ammo buildings there! “But what about the old museum property?” Great question! Fishing Tackle With the support of the North Valley Community Foundation, your museums have been embarking on several projects on Bait the Paradise Recreation and Parks District property at 502 Mallan Lane. As tenants, it’s our plan to bring new bridging, restrooms, Nuggetville, schoolhouse, and so much more. Look 876-8800 for a community learning area for families and children. Simply, it will be difficult to drive by our Pearson 1520 Bader Mine Rd. properties and “not-see” building improvement. Visit us at Skyway & Clark • Paradise goldnuggetmuseum.art. www.FFFSPORTS.net
28...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 — MAGALIA COMMUNITY CHURCH — The Ridge’s oldest house of worship
windows are from the 1890’s, the original bell is in the tower and the pump organ purchased from Annie Bidwell is still on the altar. The sanctuary was enlarged and a modern heating and air- conditioning unit, lighting and sound system were installed in the expansion without detracting from the grace and charm of the original building. 125 years of service to the community have passed and the church still rings the bells to call the faithful to services each Sunday morning as well as to celebrate weddings and remembrances during funerals. history This chapel is used for community events, community meetings, play productions and Bible studies. The church has also been a refuge to the community in times of adversity as it Springtime was after the Camp Fire when our congregation operated the at the Resource & Recovery Center for survivors. Chapel We continue to find ways to preserve, maintain, and restore with all the the original chapel for future generations. Our love for this little daffodils chapel encourages us to work hard to keep this historic place as a in bloom. beacon of faith to Magalia and surrounding communities. 125th Year Anniversary in Magalia! Our beloved historic chapel at Magalia Community By M. A. “Shell” Morley Church survived the Camp Fire and the Bear Fire. Elder/Co-treasurer/Office Manager This historic chapel is now the oldest house of worship on the Ridge. circuit-riding preacher named A.S. Parsons from ACherokee moved to Magalia in 1895 and began building a small church near Coutolenc Road and [Old] Skyway in 1896. The interior of the building was still unfinished a few years later when he moved away. Carrie Brydon came to Magalia from Canada at the turn of the century. Feeling that the rough mining town Photo taken November 9, 2018 as the Camp Fire raged needed a centrally located church to on campus within inches of this historic chapel. The shed a Godly influence on this rough Bear Fire of September 2020 caused smoke damage. mining community, she was in favor of moving the church to the center This and other signs were of the developing town. A lot was burned in the fire. Our donated by the Perry family “down Reflection & Memory Garden the road a piece” to a new location that was beside the chapel is off [Old] Skyway and Glover Lane. Money was raised to move and finish gone, but the Chapel itself is the interior and add a vestibule, a standing! belfry and steeple. At the completion of the project, the cornerstone was laid in 1904. The church remained in place until the spring of 1993 when it was moved yet again to its present location. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places by the U.S. Interior of the chapel during a concert. The organ Department of the Interior in 1982. behind the keyboard player was obtained from Annie There have been few changes to the chapel over the years. The Bidwell and its “twin” can be found in Bidwell Mansion.
PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 29 — JOY LYN’S CANDIES —
By Bill Hartley A sweet staple in Paradise for more than 50 years the home of Don and Joan Memmer. Don, Jaoy professional Lyn’s Candies candy was founded maker, inconverted 1969, in their home patio into a candy kitchen, mini factory and tiny retail store. The couple named the business after the middle names of their two daughters. Pam and Bill Hartley purchased Joy Lyn’s
owners of this locally loved business. Each Candies in 2000 and became the fourth history owner has served as a tutor/mentor to the next, passing on recipes and techniques.
The Hartleys enjoyed candy making and The original home of Joy Lyn’s Candies on Bille Road and was expanded in 2005 by introduced new products such as artisan owners Pam and Bill Hartley. Original recipes and techniques are still in practice today, along with the Hartleys’ creative chocolate innovations. Lyn’struffles, features caramel delicious apples, chocolate and seasonal dipped strawberries.pumpkin pie truffles. In the spring, Joy Town of Paradise. Fire that destroyed the business, their homes and 90% of the and through this organization, they continued to learn new techniques,The Hartleys recipes, joined Retailand marketingConfectioners concepts International from fellow (RCI) the help of their parents Pam and Bill, decided to rebuild candy makers. They traveled throughout Europe and learned Although everything was lost in the fire, Glenn and Jody, with more about chocolate and specialty candy making from their Joy Lyn’s Candies in Paradise. In January 2019, the family too small for their growing purchased a small building at candy220 Pearson kitchen Road andthat survivedwalk-in businessEuropean and colleagues. they expanded By 2005, the tiny retail store became the fire. The entire building freezer.was remodeled, New candy complete equipment with the shop space and factory. was purchased and on October
The business remains family the Paradise Chocolate 1, 2020 Joy Lyn’s reopened. In 2006, the Hartleys founded -opertated as Glenn and Jody’s children, Will and Haley, help youth organizations on the Fest, which benefits many out and Bill and Pam continue to lend a hand when needed. they created Sierra Nevada BeerParadise Brittle Ridge. through In 2008, a Joy Lyn’s Candies is only one- partnership with Sierra third the size of its previous store Nevada Brewing Co. Sierra but takes pride in its reputation Nevada Beer Brittle is now for quality and freshness one of their best selling using natural ingredients and products. no preservatives. Joy Lyn’s is Joy Lyn’s Candies has been of Heavenly Candies Made in recognized by RCI with more Paradise.proud of its 52-year history packaging, marketing, innovation,than 20 awards “best for holiday quality, 220 Pearson Road, ideas” and “best new piece.” The new home of Joy Lyn’s Candies is on the corner of Pearson Corner of Pearson and Black Olive and Black Olive, across the street from Paradise Community Park. Bill sold the business to their Open Monday thru After the Camp Fire destroyed the original Joy Lyn’s, the Hartleys son,In October Glenn and 2018, daughter-in- Pam and Saturday 10:00a.m. to reestablished this charming shop to continue the long history of law Jody just three weeks 5:30p.m. 530 872-9267 prior to the disastrous Camp chocolate candy making in Paradise.
30...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 — STIRLING CITY —
Volunteer Fire Station Continuing up Skyway, another nly 16 miles above Paradise, you will find the small Oto house mill workers and loggers of the Diamond block or so, is the Stirling City historical town of Stirling City. It was built in 1903 EstablishedMatch Company. Many of thein original 1903 buildings by still the stand Diamond MatchVolunteer CompanyFire Station. On Thanksgiving weekend, they hold their annual Christmas Tree despite the 1931 fire that devastated the downtown district. Stirling City Museum and Community Hall Fundraiser with a Bake Sale and For the full story unique Museum gift items. The of Stirling City high country and they are sold
history, visit the history freshFirefighters to support cut the the trees Volunteer in the Skyway, operated Fire Station. byMuseum the Stirling at 16999 City Events scheduled for this year include: Historical Society. Call ahead for a Sept. 11, 2021 - Museum Logging Festival showcasing logging skills of yesteryear. The Museum Annex houses a variety of logging memorabilia. tour: (530) 873- Nov. 7, 2021 - The Paradise Veterans Hall supports our 2143 or (530) About a block Military Veterans Tribute at our Community Hall each year 873-0583. further up Skyway with their Honor Guard and Bugler. Don’t miss this moving
as a movie theater, it is now the spot for town meetings, After your Stirling City visit, continue north out of town on weddingfrom the receptions, Museum is and the a Communitygathering place Hall. for Built the inStirling 1906 Skywayceremony for on a beautifulSunday, Noon drive to over 3pm. the top of the mountain to Quilters Club to sew “Flag Quilts” for many local veterans.
the High Lakes and Butte Meadows, only another 16 miles. ClotildeSince 2013 they have made over 100 quilts for our veterans. (Not recommended in winter due to snow.) Merlo Park A must see is Stirling’s crown jewel, Merlo Park. Take a peaceful stroll around the ponds Furniture and through the Glassware trees and statuary. Collectibles Located on Retson Vintage Costumes Road at the south Tools end of town, the Kitchenware Park opens Mother’s Handcrafted Art Jewelry Over 10,000 sq. ft. Steampunk
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able Mountain Lodge Tin nearby Cherokee, Historic# 124 was charteredTable Mountain Masonic Lodge No. 124 it moved to its current California in 1857. In 1936, in Paradise. Freemasonry has beenlocation a atstrong 5934 tradition Clark Road in Paradise and the surrounding area since its inception. Table Mountain Lodge has long been an active mem- ber of the Paradise com-
history munity, sponsoring annual After meeting in Cherokee from 1882 until 1936, local events such as Public School masons embarked on building their own Temple in 1936. Achievement Awards and Constitutional Awareness concordant bodies, such as the Shriners, Eastern and Appreciation programs. Star, Rainbow Girls, and DeMolay. If you have nev- Members also support many er had a chance to visit the historic Lodge building charities--both through the and would like to do so, or if you have any ques- Lodge itself and through af- Table Mountain Lodge met here in the Odd tions about becoming a Freemason, please contact the Shriners. In addition to the Fellows Hall in Cherokee from 1882 until filiated organizations such as 1936 when they moved to their new location The Table Mountain Masonic Lodge, is a beautiful fraternity, local Masonic fami- us via email at: [email protected]. ly includes chapters of various in Paradise. Painting by Carol H. Franklin and historic venue for any special occasion. They provide meeting and event space suitable for weddings, anniversaries, parties, business meetings, memorials and community events. Its space
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PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 35 A Simple Gesture, “Green Bag” food collection returns to the Ridge operated by Paradise Stronger
is a food-collection A Simple Gesture (ASG) reusable grocery bags that are collectedagency. by Donorsvolunteers fill greenand distributed to our local food pantry partners. Before the Camp Fire, a Simple Gesture
of food for local pantries to donatecollected to our over hungry 125,000 neighbors. pounds Every two months on a
bag outside their front door. Volunteerspecified date, drivers donors pick leave up the Green Bag food collection program is back on the Ridge. Donors full bag of food and leave an fill bags and volunteers collect and distribute to local food pan- empty bag for use during the try partners. Above: Linda Dye, Right: Duane and Margret Hawe. next two months. The collected food is delivered that same day to our local food bank partners other way? We are grateful to partner with you to help tackle for distribution to food-insecure homes. food insecurity on the Ridge. If you would like to participate, A Simple Gesture will be operated by Paradise Stronger, please send an email to with the following information: Name, address, email, phone number. community Paradise. How many cool Green Bags of food do you plan on Please indicate if your [email protected] number is a landline or cell, and donating?a 501(c)(3) Are nonprofit you willing Health to volunteer & Wellness as a driver organization or in some in provide consent to receive text reminders.
36...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 — EDUCATION ON THE RIDGE — Good news about education on the Ridge
full construction mode with playgrounds completed Renderings of school modernizations Pataradise Pine RidgeUnified and School Cedarwood District along (PUSD) with has generator been in installation over the summer. Paradise Ridge Elementary
and demolition of the administration building will School moves to its new and final location on July 15th groundbreaking very soon for the new Ridgeview High Schoolbegin at Campus Paradise located High schoolacross onthe July street 16th. from You Paradise will see High School. Paradise High Meanwhile, high school sports are well underway with School basketball being played in the new Green Gym and softball
withon the baseball. newly remodeled The end of field, the withschool the year rest willof the culminate stadium atfinishing the high in school summer, with 2021. the TrackAloha isRally, in full Senior swing Parade, along PHS Senior Prom and Graduation. Gym This summer, PUSD will be having summer school for opened community May 1, monumental year in the books for PUSD where every stu- 2021 dentTk-6 matters, and Credit and Recovery every moment for 7-12. counts. It has been another Here is what you as a community can look forward to: • Portables Ridge Cedarwood: 10 Classroom Wing/Admin & Demo • Cedarwood: Playground & Fencing View High School • Pine Ridge: Administration Building and ground Modernized ADA compliant Classrooms breaking • Pine Ridge: Playground & Fencing soon •
Playgrounds,Ponderosa School & Modernized Site (Future Classrooms Paradise Ridge Elementary): Multi-Purpose/Admin Building, • Quad Paradise Paradise High: New 20 Classroom Building/Central • Paradise High: Science Classrooms Modernization Ridge • Paradise High: New Gym Elementary moves to • Paradise High: Current Gym Modernization final location • Paradise High: New Softball Field/Lights/Bleachers July 15, 2021 • Paradise High: Tennis Courts/Parking • Paradise High: Kitchen Remodel • Paradise High Stadium - Turf Field/Lights/ Bleachers/ADA • Ridgeview High: New School • Maintenance/Transportation/Nutrition Building PUSD Transportation students and to be building along with our community. Dept. ForParadise questions, Unified please School contact District PUSD is Superintendent proud to serve Tom our
PARADISETaylor at RISING(530) 872.6400.Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... 37 — EDUCATION ON THE RIDGE — Many school choices on the Ridge
Pines Academy Campus (Grades 6-12) 14098 Skyway, Magalia, 873-1412
Lighthouse Academy (Grades K-5) PARADISE UNIFIED Paradise Charter 6500 Clark Road, Paradise, SCHOOL DISTRICT Middle School 873-1412 Pine RidgeElementary (Grades 6-8) 6696 Clark Road, 872-6400 (Grades K-6) 6473 Clark Road, 872-7277 13878 Compton Drive, Magalia, 873-3800 RIDGE PRESCHOOLS PRIVATE SCHOOLS Pee Wee Preschool Magalia Adventist School (Ages 2-12) (Grades 1-8) M-F 6:30a.m.-6:00p.m. 15204 Skyway, Magalia, 7196 Skyway, Paradise, Cedarwood Elementary 873-9168 413-9485 Closed for 2020-21 school year (Grades K-6) 6400 Columbine Road, Ridgeview High School Magalia, 873-3785 (Grades 10-12) 13835 West Park Drive, ADULT EDUCATION Magalia, 872-6422
community Butte Community College 3536 Butte Campus Drive, CHARTER SCHOOLS Oroville, 895-2511 Paradise Adventist Elementary Academy California State (Grades K-8) University, Chico Paradise Ridge Chico, 877-6540 898-4636 Elementary School Elder College at CSU Chico (Grades TK-6) Upward International Schools 400 W 1st Street, Chico, 693 Pentz Road, Achieve Charter School 898-6105 872-6415 (Grades K-8) operates two campuses 771 Elliott Road, Paradise Paradise eLearning - and - Charter Academy 1494 East Avenue, Chico, (Grades K-12) 872-4100 5991 Maxwell Drive, Hats off to our 872-6425 graduates
of Commerce” supported citizens seeking to establish a In 1945, “The Paradise and Allied Communities Chamber Children’s high school in Paradise. In 1957, the Chamber sponsored Paradise High School Community a luncheon for the first graduating class. We’ve been (Grades 9-12) past three years walk a particular Charter proud of our Bobcats for 64 years, but the classes of these 5911 Maxwell Drive, (Grades K-8) 872-6425 6830 Pentz Road, Paradise, Here’s to them, and to those who 877-2227 pavedpath of theirglory way:on Om teachers, Wraith fieldparents, will. Paradise Junior High administrators, School Board, and School HomeTech Charter those who literally moved earth (Grades 7-8) School 5657 Recreation Drive, (Grades K-12) resilient Ridge grads. 872-6465 6241 Skyway, 872-1171 to ready the playing field for these 38...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 Ridge Boys & Girls Club, committed to changing kid’s lives
By Alex Beehner Marketing & Community Engagement Director Boys & Girls Club of the North Valley Above: Boys and Girls Club members were he Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Valley celebrating at Paradise Ridge Elementary. BGCNV made the holidays brighter by giving each Tbased and nationally recognized programs member gift cards to Joy Lyn’s and Ross. (BGCNV) offers tested, proven, evidence- Left: Boys and Girls Club members from Paradise Academic & Career Development, Health & Life withinSkills, the five Arts; core and areas: Sports, Character Fitness && Leadership,Recreation. Intermediate School (PINT) are cleaning up The Ridge has three clubs in Paradise and Paradise Aquatic Center Pond and the creek next Magalia. BGCNV offers wrap-around services to it for Earth Day. Pictured is member Jenelle V. to members and their families, fosters positive and staff, Rhiannon P. friendships and adult relationships, and provides a safe place for children to go every day after community with homework and participate in many fun school and throughout the summer. activities. Every day, To clubget involved, kids find learn friendship, more about help As more local children and families return to joining the club or summer camps, please in-person learning and services on the Ridge, the Boys & Boys and Girls Clubs on the Ridge focus on building meaningful relationships to reconnect reach out to Rashell Brobst at [email protected] youthGirls Clubswith positive of the North activities. Valley Programs (BGCNV) are has designed stepped to up help to Pine Ridge Elementary, Magalia, Paradise Ridge Elementary, Paradise Intermediate School aroundyoung people services flourish will change and address the trajectory the trauma of a young resulting person’s from DONATE • SHOP • VOLUNTEER life.COVID-19. High-quality out-of-school programs and wrap- Club offers two summer camps With the challenges our children have experienced over Save up to 75%! the past three years, their mental health and well-being is addressed through opportunities to positively impact kids, families, and the schools in creative and innovative ways. In • Appliances order to serve youth and families where we are needed most, BGCNV is expanding our leadership on the Ridge, providing • Doors two summer camps and continuing case management services. BGCNV works collaboratively within the county and • Building school district to support community initiatives around Supplies mental health, suicide prevention and social emotional learning. Three BGCNV staff have become Community • Windows in skills to help them improve their ability to cope, overcome • Paint andResiliency rise above. Model This (CRM) year teachers we are expanding to train staff our and program students to implement CRM skills to our youth, parents, guardians, and community. In addition, we are providing music therapy, • So much more increasing food services, direct support sponsorship and whateverprofessionally else isled needed art programs, to connect bringing families back with our resources field trips, so that children and families can become stable and thrive. 220 Meyers St. We still have so much more to do for our youth. Our supporters Chico and partners are committed to our mission to empower youth and families to reach their full potential. 530-895-1271
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40...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 Infrastructure Recovery Projects By Colette Curtis Early Warning System, safety in an emergency Assistant to the Town Manager With the safety of our residents as our primary focus, the Town of Paradise has utilized funding from FEMA to design As we navigate recovery from the Camp Fire, the Town an Early Warning System which would include 21 sirens of Paradise is working on some major projects that will throughout town to help communicate through voice and improve the quality of life in our community. siren sounds emergency information when necessary. The Town has submitted an application to FEMA for funding to Sewer – economic recovery and opportunity construct the system, and if that funding is received we will begin construction on the Early Warning System immediately. has sought a wastewater treatment solution, with a focus This project is a Tier 1 town-led project in the Long Term primarilySince our on incorporation commercial and in 1979, densely-populated the Town of Paradiseresiden- Community Recovery Plan. tial areas – the portions of Paradise most vulnerable to groundwater degradation and economic stagnation due Broadband Services will provide increased access to sewer limitations. In the wake of the Camp Fire, it Understanding the need for strong internet connectivity and has become clear a full recovery is not possible without a service for our residents and businesses, the town is moving sewer for the proposed sewer service area. The town is forward with providing broadband in town. We completed currently working on the Environmental Impact Report a feasibility study earlier this year through partial funding from the North Valley Community Foundation and are now investigating private sector and/or public-private partnership community (EIR), before moving on to design and then construction. opportunities to bring this service to Paradise. The project is expected to cost about $183 million and take about 5 years to complete. Transportation Master Plan to address future evacuation routes and road improvements The town is actively working on our Transportation Master plan, a holistic analysis of the Paradise transportation network. This plan is outlining critical gaps in infrastructure,
evacuation events. Using this information, the study will identifyconflicts, prioritiespinch points and and a otherplan forbarriers town-wide to potential safety future and circulation improvements. This important study requires public input, and there are several opportunities for public feedback this summer. In addition to the Transportation Master Plan, the Town
Full size rendering can be viewed on www.townofparadise.com roads in town. This exciting infrastructure restoration project willreceived begin $77 once million major in underground Federal funding work to and improve the majority all public of
A centralized sewer in the sewer service areas tree removalTOWN is completeMEETINGS in 3-4THE years. PUBLIC IS INVITED has many benefits to Paradise and the region: Infrastructure Recovery Update • Provide wastewater disposal surety to help businesses and jobs return to Paradise and stimulate recovery. Downtown and Clark Rd. Design Standards • Improve Paradise groundwater quality by decreasing septic Thursday June 3, 2021, 6:00p.m. tank discharges. Roadway and Traffic Evacuation Planning • Allow for more densely populated residential development Thursday July 15 2021, 6:00p.m. in Town to help increase affordable housing. • Create a wastewater solution supported by the Central BicyclingTuesday and June Walking 22, 2021, Network 6:00p.m. Review Valley Water Quality Control Board and partner agencies. Meetings hosted virtually and recorded for posting on the Thursday August 12, 2021, 6:00p.m. You can find more information and a map of the sewer service Town website. Optional in-person attendance at Paradise area on the project website www.paradisesewer.com. links to join, please visit www.townofparadise.com/recovery. PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22...... Town Hall – 5555 Skyway. For additional information and41 Paradise Realtors developing a project to create a one stop, smart approach to building
By Aubrey Pruis requirements and codes Association Executive implemented“area specific” post building Camp Paradise Association of Realtors Fire. Working with a PAOR
he numbers of Paradise is knowledgeable in our and Magalia residents REALTOR® member who Tare steadily on the code changes is crucial to rise and our community is helparea-specific mitigate risk buildingof any returning home. As you drive potential surprises in the around the Ridge and see buying, selling or building all the new residential and process. commercial construction that is happening, you witness the Mixed use “live/work” community taking shape and The Pruis family are one of many that have now returned home to space project can’t help but feel excited and Paradise, post Camp Fire and are enjoying their newly rebuilt home. PAOR is excited about a inspired. Pictured from left to right: Caleb Pruis, Brannon Pruis, Jill Pruis, Sydney building project that will In response, the Paradise Pruis & Chloe Pruis. introduce a new take on a mixed-use “live/work” residential/commercial Association of REALTORS® space. PAOR is working with the National Association of (PAOR) members are teaming resourceup with for experienced anyone looking and trustedto buy, sell builders and build as on REALTOR®/ the Ridge. community Builder/Lender/Developer (RBLD) teams to create a one stop REALTORS®______Counselors REAL of Real ESTATE Estate (CRE) continues Consulting on page Corps. 45 PAOR REALTOR® members are well-versed in the new (530) 877-2600 or (530) 891-4000
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44...... PARADISE RISING Resource Guide for the Ridge 2021/22 REAL ESTATE continued from page 42 on this project to lead by example on a new way of thinking about how we plan our neighborhoods. The possibilities are truly inspiring as we work together to develop a stronger community. The goal of this project is to create a smart-home approach while introducing new commercial offerings and making more inventory available to build our community. In conjunction with this innovative new building project, the undergrounding of our utilities is in the works as well as the planning for a new sewer system in the commercial district. What this means for new residential and commercial construction is a range of unprecedented opportunity. The of major cities means we have the best of both worlds: small By Antoinette Peppler townaddition feel of and fiber big optics city tech. for high-speed internet that rivals that And, as more and more of the workforce are working remotely on a permanent basis, this opens up the availability and Inspiration & encouragement affordability of home ownership in safe neighborhood with a range of housing options. Individuals and families looking from the heart of Paradise to live in a more rural community that has a small-town feel, but close to shopping and amenities, look no further! The To order your book copy go to: Paradise Ridge has unbeatable “Rec & Tech” from our endless Out of the Ashes@saddlefire on Facebook community outdoor recreation and the latest technology infrastructure or at: going in for business and the remote workforce, we’ve got it all! Come be a part of our new era “Gold Rush” in Real Estate antoinettesoutoftheashes.square.site and explore why we love the Paradise Ridge! Visit my Website at: antoinettes-outoftheashes.net
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