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LOWER LAKE—If you have driven past Anderson Marsh State Historic Park lately or visited the park, you will know there has been a lot of construction activity, explains Roberta Lyons, president of the Anderson Marsh Interpretive Association, (AMIA) who oversees docent tours.
NICE—At the center of the leadership debate that convened at the Nice Events Center adjacent to the troubled yet pivotal
By: William Roller
MIDDLETOWN—For the perceptive teacher, he or she will recognize every student is different and some are more energetic than others. Middletown High School's Taylor Tiraterra is one such teacher and has been named Lake County's Teacher of the Year.
By: William Roller
LAKEPORT—A Lake County School Superintendent candidate explains his philosophy in leading the schools, should he be elected, will be to bring people together, and not to rely on a “top – down” ethos toward subordinates.
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s revised May budget received modest support from the California Budget & Policy Center in a podcast from the state capital on May 14 noting the Governor included revenue solutions qin his proposal, which is not…
LAKEPORT—They own their own homes but they must rent the ground underneath them, and that makes them captive consumers.
By: William Roller
UPPER LAKE—Keynote speaker at the Western Region Town Hall was the Lake County Behavioral Health director alerting residents of severe challenges to retain vital programs in operation during the May 20 meeting.
By: William Roller
The milestone of the nation’s 250 anniversary prompted a jam-packed Main Street here as Lake County residents welcomed the traditional start of the summer season with a heartfelt pride in our country’s salute to its service…
By: William Roller
NICE— All of Tracy Martinazzi's students have some barriers to employment, although usually some of her classes have typical students, yet the June 2 graduating class did not include the garden variety of archetype students.
By: William Roller
LAKEPORT— Although a generally quiet time, end of spring marks school graduation ceremonies, and meanwhile, the Lake County Chamber of Commerce has an ambitious calendar with a number of events scheduled through mid-autumn and sure to attract considerable public attention.
