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Mobile home park advocate appeals again for fee moratorium (opens the original)
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LAKEPORT— Mobile home park tenant advocacy organization Saving Our Shelter again appealed for a temporary moratorium on pass through fees just outside the Board of Supervisor Chambers and outside the Administration building on Tuesday. Maya Lyn, resident of the Sterling Shores mobile Home Park in North Lakeport, operated via the Caritas Corporation, led a group of nearly a dozen park tenants and noted she was demonstrating in support of affordable housing. “We addressed the Board of Supervisors
Taylor Observatory shows ground water existed on Mars, life? (opens the original)
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KELSEYVILLE— It may not be a too farfetched destination stop, which could include a neighboring planet in Earth’s Solar System in the not-too-distant future. Angelo Parisi, resident astrologer of the Norton Planetarium at the Taylor Observatory, under guidance of Lake County Office of Education, led another program to the far flung reaches of space; the Planet Mars, on September 26. Human’s fascination with Mars goes back centuries, since he was known as the God of War. People have no idea what
Alpine Senior Center takes economic hit, yet holds fast for elders (opens the original)
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LUCERNE— Senior centers not only continue proving their valuable contributions to Lake County’s elder population, but also remain determined to fulfill their mission, in spite of challenging times with the crumbling of usually reliable economic pillars. Amanda Gonzalez is a local realtor but also serves as executive director of the Alpine Senior Center, as well as being a member of the municipal advisory council known as the Central Region Town Hall CeRTH. The Alpine Senior Center is also affili
Judge’s Breakfast hones in on Habitat for Humanity Clearlake (opens the original)
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CLEARLAKE— Addressing a topical issue: housing needs, featured a Judge’s Breakfast keynote speaker on Thursday as Jeannie Delope, Habitat for Humanity’s administrative assistant, noted she was in Clearlake to let local residents know how Habitat for Humanity came to be. Though it would ultimately grow into Habitat’s vision, a world where everyone has a decent place to live, the program began on a farm outside Americus, Georgia. Millard and Linda Fuller (newly minted millionaire philanthropists)
At Cardinals Cravings Catering in Lakeport, students transform to pros due to mentor (opens the original)
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LAKEPORT— A thriving student supported catering business evolved when the manager was declined an advancement in the 1 Dream 1 Team competition for business entrepreneurs, but as often is the case, when one door closes another one soon opens. Tina Scott, Clear Lake High School culinary instructor made it to the semi-finalist round of 1Dream 1Team, yet did not advance as a finalist, so she turned to a career in teaching, and her students are now the better because of the serendipitous turn of for
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