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Butte County is located in the Central Valley north of the state capital, Sacramento. As of the 2000 census, it had a population of 203,171. 2005 estimates place this at 214,185. The county seat is Oroville. Butte County is the "Land of Natural Wealth and Beauty.Butte Regional Transit or the B-Line, provides service in and between Chico, Oroville, Paradise, Gridley and Biggs. Chico is also a connection point for Glenn Ride buses to Glenn County and Plumas Transit Systems buses to Plumas County. Greyhound buses stop in Chico.
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Butte County, California Bus Companies and Stops
B-line (butte Regional Transit) - (call (530) 879-2468) B-Line (Butte Regional Transit) is Butte County's regional public transit system. You can use B-Line to travel locally in Chico, Oroville, Paradise, or to travel between communities throughout Butte County. With a simple fare structure and transfer policy, using transit in Butte County is easier than ever, and a great way to save on ever increasing gas prices.
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North Valley Shuttle Llc 468 Manzanita Ave Ste 2 - (call (530) 891-1219) the sacramento airport connection, daily shuttle service from chico, paradise, oroville and marysville to sacramento intl airport
Safety around School bus
With school buses back on the road, as a parent you might be worried about safety in school bus and around school. According to the digital journal, School bus accidents may only represent a small number of total accidents. [...] (Read Article)
April 20 2012 - Search for missing boy Etan Patz may have resumed Police and FBI agents have begun scouring a basement on the New York block where he lived. The boy's disappearance 33 years ago on his way to a bus stop changed the way authorities handle missing-children cases. NEW YORK — Gone are the quiet streets and the loading docks, replaced with hordes of shoppers ducking into stores selling scented body butter, premium denim and high-end furniture. But ...
March 28 2012 - Butte Local Transit Union Approves School District Contracts The Butte Amalgamated Transit Union workers voted to accept new 2-year contracts with the Butte School District. Bus drivers, school bus monitors, playground monitors, and para-educators who work with special needs kids will all receive raises.
March 04 2012 - Browning booster points the way In a sign of the season in and around several rural Montana towns, the local high school basketball team is given a hometown boost during this weekend’s slate of state basketball championship tournaments. This one was put up outside Browning on the route the team bus took to the state tournament in Butte.
February 29 2012 - Southern Oregon Schools Prepare For Snow By Steven Sandberg NEAR GRANTS PASS, Ore. -- The Butte Falls School district is already reporting a 2-hour delay for Wednesday morning because of the expected snow. Many school districts will wait until first thing in the morning, as early as 5 a.m., to decide whether there is enough snow to cancel classes. Three Rivers School District says it sends its bus drivers and transportation ...
February 24 2012 - Bus ridership up in Butte County CHICO — With gas prices soaring, it shouldn't be a surprise that bus ridership in Butte County is also climbing.
February 08 2012 - Column: Hate Duke, further the American Dream Sometime during tonight’s epic Duke-Carolina match-up, while Butter is busy carving up the Blue Devils defense and John Henson has smacked another of the 16 Plumlee brothers’ weak shots back to Durham, you will turn to whomever you’re watching the game with, exchange drunken high fives and know true contentedness.
February 02 2012 - From warm islands to cold highlands Carolyn Flaherty and Steve Fisher pose in front of Aspen Mountain and their vehicle, the Maui Ski Bus, on Tuesday morning. Fisher and Flaherty visited No. 38 of 100 resorts on Monday, when they skied Buttermilk. They plan to hit Ajax, Aspen Highlands and Snowmass today.
January 26 2012 - Jobs Tour Visits Mining City Montana Democrats are touring the state hosting a jobs tour. They are going to 14 cities to check out small businesses and hold discussions in communities on how to improve Montana employment. Missoula, Bozeman and Butte are among some of the stops on the jobs tour.
January 24 2012 - Longmont hoping transit-hub plan takes wing Longmont has high hopes for the vacant Butterball site even as one of the elements of its redevelopment suddenly got a lot more expensive.
January 20 2012 - RFTA's CEO: Lights necessary on highway The head of the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority said Tuesday that he agrees with citizens calling for additional lighting along Highway 82 from the Aspen Business Center to Buttermilk and along a pedestrian trail into Aspen.
January 20 2012 - RFTA's CEO says ‘reasonable' lighting needed on Highway 82 The head of the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) said Tuesday he agrees with citizens who are calling for additional lighting along Highway 82 from the Aspen Airport Business Center to Buttermilk and along a pedestrian trail into Aspen.
January 13 2012 - Salem man injured after crash with school bus A Salem man suffered injuries after his car crashed into a school bus in Aurora on Thursday afternoon, officials said today. A 1991 Honda Accord crashed into the back of the First Student, Inc., bus as both vehicles were headed east on Ehlen Road NE near Butteville Road NE, according to Marion County sheriffs officials. The bus driver, Tara Barrell, 34, told officials she had stopped and turned ...
January 12 2012 - DA’s office joins fatal accident investigation The Pitkin County District Attorney’s Office will review the investigation by the Colorado State Patrol into the mysterious death of a Basalt woman who was struck and killed by a bus near Buttermilk on Jan. 1. read more
January 11 2012 - School bus crash reported in Newbury A school bus and another vehicle collided on state Route 44 near Butternut Road in Newbury Township, according to emergency scanner reports.
January 11 2012 - School bus, car collide in Geauga County A school bus and car collide in Geauga County Wednesday morning on Route 44 and Butternut Road in Newbury.
January 02 2012 - Basalt woman struck, killed by RFTA bus near Buttermilk A 29-year-old woman who recently moved to Basalt was struck and killed by a Roaring Fork Transportation Authority bus early Sunday morning on the outskirts of Aspen.
