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Mendocino Lake Center celebrates Indian Heritage (opens the original)
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LAKEPORT— Lake County has been home to different tribes of Native Americans for thousands of years. There were the likes of the Wappo and Miwok peoples, and famously the different bands of Pomo natives. Locally there have been various efforts to honor and connect with the indigenous population. Aside from the state holiday of California Indian Day, local events, celebrations, and programs have been held. Recently, a celebration was held to continue the ongoing effort of building public awareness
California Indian Day celebrated at Konocti (opens the original)
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LAKEPORT—The road for indigenous people is a long one and continues to be so. In American history, across the centuries, there has been struggle and upheaval in various ways. Within the past century, there have been efforts to honor Native Americans. One such effort, since 1939, has been California Indian Day; a holiday to celebrate and showcase different tribes in the state of California. In Lake County, there was an event held to illuminate local tribes and their culture. On Saturday, the Kono
Mexican Independence Day celebration returns to Kelseyville (opens the original)
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KELSEYVILLE— In America, independence is crucial to the country’s culture. This year alone marked the semi-quincentennial since the original 13 colonies declared independence from Great Britain. Over 250 years, various celebrations across the country have been done to commemorate the occasion. However, it isn’t just America that had their own struggle for freedom from colonial rule. Recently, in Kelseyville, a celebration was held to mark a crucial moment of Mexican history. On Sunday, the Día d
Lake County Fair emphasizes strong sense of community (opens the original)
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LAKEPORT— Special events can bring an entire county together. From different ages and communities, these events are unique. They come only on set dates and times, usually once a year, but leave an impact; specifically, remaining as memories to be cherished for years to come. For the people of Lake County, special events give priceless moments with friends and family. One of the most special remains the Lake County Fair. On Thursday, the annual Lake County Fair returned for another year to run th
Land Trust preservation efforts in Lakeport continue (opens the original)
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LAKEPORT— Land is a feature of America. While it can vary, the country’s vast spaces are something to behold. The state of California itself has a wide range of terrain; from long trails to hike across, to open areas that feature flora, fauna, and more. As part of California’s variety, Lake County possesses more than one noteworthy piece of land. For Lakeport, there resides a particular wetland with dedicated work behind it. On the third Saturday of every month, guided walks are held on the Kuhl
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