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Gary DeVon/staff photo The Oroville Depot Museum and Visitor Information Center (VIC) has closed for the season. With the border closed because of COVID-19 the number of visitors was down considerably compared to normal years Arnie Marchand, who works at the VIC and museum says he is available to take small groups through the museum by appointment.
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The Oroville Visitor Information Center, operated by the Borderlands Historical Society at the Old Depot Museum, has a new website - https://sites.google.com/view/orovilleinfocenter.
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Illustration by Diana Weddle Jack, the Nature Detective, learns about Loons in the fifth Highlands Wonders Podcast.
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<em>On Feb. 12 local author Brent Baker (right) hosted a book signing party for his debut novel, “Breaking Yesterday,” at Beyer’s Market, along two other artists, Nicole Unser and Caleb Knowlton, who have worked with Baker on projects. </em> Laura Knowlton/staff photo
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