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Pear inspired treats and fun in the autumn sun during Kelseyville signature event (opens the original)
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KELSEYVILLE— Amid the dozens of local vendors serving up pear inspired treats and countless activities proving fun for all ages, a midday sun halo appeared during the 32nd annual Pear Festival Saturday, making it a truly memorable event. The Pear Festival is always preceded by the Farm to Fork dinner and live auction on the Friday night before the festival. This year the auction featured eight different curated experiences and one pear fest painting, donated every year by local artist Carolyn Mo
Lake County Wine Auction in Kelseyville celebrates silver iteration (opens the original)
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KELSEYVILLE— Bedazzled in silver over 400 guests attended the 25th anniversary of the Lake County Wine Auction at the Konocti Harbor Resort on Saturday. Each year the event is organized by the Lake County Wine Alliance and this year special guest Rep. Mike Thompson (D-St. Helena) had a surprise in store. City of Clearlake Manager Alan Flora hosted the evening as Emcee, joined by his wife, Director of Lake County Economic Development Nicole Flora. Robert Irwin filled the role as auctioneer, keepi
McGuire updates breakfast crowd on state progress and challenges (opens the original)
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CLEARLAKE— While visiting the county on Thursday, Sen. Mike McGuire stopped by and spoke at the Judge’s Breakfast. Sharing some upcoming challenges, McGuire discussed impending cuts to Medicare and SNAP programs that will negatively affect areas like Lake County. He applauded the county on its steady progression in wildfire responses, as well as affordable housing projects. Barbara Christwitz introduced McGuire, thanking him for his dedication and continued efforts while he turned the gratitude
Evvy Eisen shares her ‘Multiply by Six Million’ project on Rosh Hashanah (opens the original)
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LAKEPORT—As the Jewish community celebrated Rosh Hashanah, photographer Evvy Eisen presented her “Multiply by Six Million” project at the Courthouse Museum in Lakeport. Over 50 people filled the upstairs exhibit room, viewing a documentary that featured a few of her Holocaust survivor subjects. Embarking on this journey 50 years after the end of the second World War, Eisen would take a full 15 years to photograph over 200 Holocaust survivors, 100 in California and another 100 in France. She shar
Updates on the Clearlake Community Garden (opens the original)
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CLEARLAKE— The topic of this Thursday Morning Judge’s Breakfast could be found right across the parking lot of the Highlands Senior Center in the community garden. Garden founder Linda Schoeller-Boyd shed some light on the gardens’ history as well as some current opportunities. Schoeller-Boyd began her presentation asking “What would you do if a food shortage occurs?” She made a note to share how little this next generation knows about where their food comes from and how she hopes to change that
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