Resolution passes supporting Second Amendment

The Yuba County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution declaring its support of the Second

Amendment earlier this week.

During Tuesday’s meeting, Yuba County District Attorney Clint Curry introduced the resolution to the board.

He said it declares the board’s support for the right of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms, supports the prosecution of individuals who use firearms to commit crimes and declares the board will follow the law, as defined by the courts, when it comes to the Second Amendment.

“We believe our community is a safer place when lawabiding citizens are armed, and we wanted to express our

competition fishing, and competitors can launch from the boat ramp or Boyd’s Pump in Marysville.

Weigh-ins will be held from 2:30-4 p.m. both days at the Colusa Sacramento River State Park.

Kids are invited to participate and compete in the festivities.

Registration costs

$60 for juniors, $100 for those with current memberships, or $125. All entries include two barbecue lunches with water, a $20 raffle ticket and entries into all categories.

Cash and prizes will be awarded to top placement, including a $10,000 first place prize.

“The city loves hosting the Colusa Striped Bass

Derby,” said Colusa City Mayor Josh Hill. “Since this is a two-day event, we invite everyone to check into a Colusa hotel or eat at one of our great restaurants. We are also offering secure overnight boat parking for anyone staying overnight in Colusa.”

For more information, visit www. colusastripedbassderby. com.