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Protesters call for investigation in Hughes case
Demonstrators protest the Hughes case Tuesday. Photo by John Lindblom.
Sunday, 24 November 2024
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- Elizabeth Larson
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Marijuana ordinance goes before council
LAKEPORT – Concerns about managing the cultivation of medical marijuana within the city limits have resulted in an ordinance that will be before the City Council at its 6 p.m. meeting Tuesday.
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New driving laws take effect
SACRAMENTO - The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is reminding motorists about several new traffic laws passed by the Legislature and signed by the governor that took effect with the arrival of the new year.
- Elizabeth Larson
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Schools, roads funding in danger
LAKE COUNTY – The 109th Congress adjourned Dec. 9 before voting to renew a piece of legislation that funds schools and roads in rural communities throughout the United States.
That inaction has some proponents of the law concerned that it may not be renewed at all, and jeopardize hundreds of millions in dollars in funding.
- Elizabeth Larson
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Busy week ahead for local government
LAKE COUNTY – The first full business week of the new year is packed with local government meetings, with several of them scheduled to take place Tuesday.
- Elizabeth Larson
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Councils will discuss new leadership next week
LAKE COUNTY – The county's two cities are currently working on finding new leadership for their city halls, with both councils set to discuss the status of their searches next week.
- Sophie Annan Jensen
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New redevelopment bills become law
Three new bills which took effect in California Jan. 1 tighten the law on city and county redevelopment agencies. These will potentially impact any redevelopment activities the City of Lakeport undertakes, especially as it seeks to add the use of eminent domain to its redevelopment plan language.
- Elizabeth Larson
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Thompson outlines agenda for 2007
- Elizabeth Larson
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New Lucerne water plant construction slated to begin this month
LUCERNE - This month California Water Service plans to begin constructing a new treatment plant and customer service center in Lucerne, where it last year raised rates after a lengthy fight with the town's ratepayers.
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College trustees set 2007 meeting dates
UKIAH - The Mendocino College Board of Trustees has set meeting dates for 2007. Meetings will be held at the Ukiah campus Board Room, room 1060, 1000 Hensley Creek Road, with the exception of the June and August meetings.
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County continues WNV battle
LAKEPORT -- There were encouraging signs in 2006 that Lake County is getting a handle on West Nile virus.
- Elizabeth Larson
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Snow survey: Water levels below average
SACRAMENTO – The state's first seasonal snow survey shows that water levels in the state's snowpack are below average, but experts say it's still early in the season.
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