LAKEPORT - Cameron Philips had a dream when he graduated from Clearlake High in Lakeport in 2005. He was going to study Motorcycle Technology in Phoenix, Ariz. He moved there after graduation, and enrolled in his classes.
LUCERNE - A creek by any other name would still have some fool throw garbage or a junk car in it. While that is the woeful fate of every stream/creek formed in our watershed, it is not today’s topic.
LAKEPORT – A former Lakeport Police officer facing charges of misappropriating government funds was due in court today for his preliminary hearing, but a new motion in the case appears to have delayed the appearance.
What were 2006's top stories? Neighborhood Watch group meets. Libraries reopen tomorrow.
SAN FRANCISCO - Pacific Gas and Electric Company has reportedly paid property tax payments totaling nearly $97 million to the 49 counties in which it operates. This amount represents full and timely payment of property taxes due for the period from July 1 to Dec. 31, 2006.
SACRAMENTO - With the season's first snow reports beginning to come in, the state will soon begin manual surveys of the snowpack to get a glimpse of the coming year's water supply.
This article has been updated.
MIDDLETOWN - For now and for the future, the main source of water in the Middletown area is in good hands.
SACRAMENTO - Traffic fatalities within the jurisdiction of the California Highway Patrol declined sharply during the three most recent major holiday weekends, that agency has reported.
LAKEPORT – The county's newly sworn-in district attorney has named two key appointments in the DA's Office.
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LAKEPORT - Deuces.
That's what California law enforcement calls drunk driving arrests, because over time all of the state's traffic codes covering the illegality have ended with the digit 2. These include 2152, 502, 23102 and the present 23152.
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