 We have come up with a comprehensive list of the fireworks stands in Oroville! Check them out below: 1. The Oroville YMCA Fireworks Stand: On Olive Highway with Oro Dam Boulevard as the nearest cross street. In the A-1 Appliance parking lot. 2. The Knights of Columbus Fireworks Stand: On Oro Dam Boulevard with Olive Highway as the nearest cross street. Near AMPM. 3. The Kiwanis Club Fireworks Stand: On Oro Dam Boulevard with Lincoln Boulevard as the nearest cross street. In the Mountain Mike’s Pizza parking lot. 4. The American Legion Post 95 Fireworks Stand: On Lincoln Boulevard with Mitchell Avenue as the nearest cross street. In the Raley’s parking lot. 5. The FOE 196 Fireworks Stand: On Oro Dam Boulevard with Lincoln Boulevard as the nearest cross street. In the Papacito’s parking lot. 6. The Oroville Boxing Club Fireworks Stand: On the corner of Myers Street and Wyandotte Avenue. 7. The St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Fireworks Stand: On Oro Dam Boulevard with 5th Avenue as the nearest cross street. In the FoodMaxx parking lot. 8. The Oroville Gymnastics Fireworks Stand: On Feather River Boulevard with Mitchell Avenue as the nearest cross street. In the Feather River Recreation & Park District parking lot.
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 The Department of Water Resources has provided this update concerning access to local recreational activities this summer. • The free access program for day use and boat launching at the Lake Oroville State Recreation Area continues next week on July 5 and 6. The remaining free access days are August 2-3 and September 6-7. • The Thermalito Diversion Pool, and Burma Road and Brad Freeman Trail on the northern shore of the diversion pool, will re-open to the public from Friday, June 29 through Wednesday, July 4 for hiking, biking, fishing, kayaking and more. Visitors can access the area off Thompson Flat Cemetery Road. • DWR and State Parks will re-open a portion of the Dan Beebe Trail between Glen Pond and Canyon Drive on Friday, June 29. Visitors will have access to over three miles of trails, which run along the southern shore of the Diversion Pool. • DWR is investing more than $30 million to build new boat ramp lanes, extend existing lanes f |
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