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Approximately 50 people, including members of Lake County Peace Action and other community members, gathered with signs, candles, and American flags to commemorate the losses the war has caused, and to express hope for peace in the foreseeable future.
A few in attendance remembered standing in the same location in March 2003, when only three or four would stand in what was at the time lonely opposition to the war. They recalled hearing a lot of discouraging and hostile comments in those days, in contrast to the largely supportive responses from passersby now.
But they also expressed sadness that after such a long time the war continues to drag on. “Faith and hope” are the keys, said one woman holding a sign that read “Health Care, not Warfare.”
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UKIAH – On March 19 several Lake County residents trekked to Ukiah to take part in a vigil commemorating the fifth year anniversary of the “shock and awe” bombardment in Iraq.
Rhyschenda Owens captured these pictures of the event in downtown Ukiah.
For more pictures see www.rhyschenda.com/5thyear.
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Visit their bake sale on Good Friday, March 21 (in front of Lakeview Market, Lucerne), from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and on Saturday, World Water Day, March 22 (in front of Sentry Market, Nice), from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Stop by their table at the locations above to pick out some homemade goodies and learn about Lucerne FLOW.
For more information call 275-9608.
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The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at Clearlake City Hall, 14050 Olympic Drive.
Under public hearings, the commission will consider adopting a mitigated negative declaration for a use permit and approval of a permit proposing the construction of the 47-unit family apartment community called Edgewater Village, which will consist of three three-story buildings on a 1.86-acre parcel.
The meeting's second public hearing will consider the adoption of a tree ordinance, continued from the Feb. 19 meeting.
Under Planning Commission matters, members will give reports and updates, and the community development director will offer the monthly community development and engineering report.
The commission also will hold an election of officers.
Under Parks and Recreation Committee business, Lee Lambert will give a report on the South Shore Little League Redbud Park remodel, and committee members and the director also will offer updates.
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