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Sundial Splash, Fun in the Sun

Posted on June 19, 2017 by Steve DuBois

The Sundial Splash kicked off the summer in Redding Saturday. It was the second Sundial Splash. The Lions Club, the organization that hosted it, hopes to make it an annual event. The first Splash was in 2014. Approximately 200 people… Continue Reading →

Lead Story Andrew Ooley, Sacramento River, Steve DuBois, Sundial Bridge, Sundial Splash
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Float and Race in the Sundial Splash

Posted on June 6, 2017 by Press Release

EVENT: 2017 Sundial Splash LOCATION: Riverfront Park and Turtle Bay Boat Launch, 725 Auditorium Drive DATE: Saturday, June 17, 2017, 9:00 am The Sundial Splash is a community float and race down the Sacramento River for kayaks, rafts, canoes, paddleboards… Continue Reading →

Community Events Sundial Splash
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Splish, Splash! Sundial Splash!

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Doni Chamberlain

Nearly 200 people launched kayaks, canoes, inflatable rafts and even paddleboards Saturday from the banks of the Sacramento River for the first Sundial Splash. Andy and Bernadette Ooley were among the kayakers, and they chronicled their adventure with video, which… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors, Lead Story Andy Ooley, Sacramento River, Sundial Splash

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