How to resolve AdBlock issue? LAKEPORT, Calif. – Lake County Mediations held its annual meeting on Thursday, June 23, and elected its new slate of officers.
The following officers and directors were elected .
Mary Heare Amodio, Joseph McGlinchy and Linda Garcia-Eckert returned to the board for an additional term and Philip Twichel and Gladys Rosehill were elected as new members to the board.
Mary Heare Amodio was elected president, Catherine Elias-Jermany as vice president, Linda Garcia-Eckert as secretary and Glenn Trumble as treasurer.
“Lake County Mediations” (formerly Lake County Dispute Resolution Services) provides a wide range of safe, confidential and effective mediation services and training to the Lake County community and has provided mediation services to the Lake County Courts since 1993.
Mediation is a nonadversarial inter-personal process. Parties to a dispute are supported by a neutral third party (the certified mediator) in identifying the disputed issues, developing options and seeking their own fair settlement.
As a neutral party, the mediator has no advisory or decision-making authority and functions solely as a facilitator.
Barbara Johnson, executive director of “Lake County Mediations,” can be reached by telephone at 707-263-6800 or by email at
The group’s Web site (www.LakeCountyMediations.org) has additional information and links that explain the benefits of mediation, how to use the community program and more about the mediation process.
