Letters

West: Take action to support Konocti Harbor sale

The closing of Konocti Harbor Resort and Spa will be detrimental to our local economy. The result would be loss jobs and lost tax revenues, not only from KHRS, but from all of our tourism, hospitality and other local businesses. Tax revenues go to support local government services including public safety, water resources, aquatic weed management, parks, museums and marketing. I believe that all Lake County businesses and citizens are affected by lost income from tourism.


What can you do as a concerned business owner and/or citizen to encourage a speedy sale of this property, thereby limiting the affects upon our local economy? I suggest a grass-roots letter writing campaign to encourage prospective new owners of our countywide support of them.


Please address your letters of support to “Prospective New Owners” and mail them to Marsha Holder, Coldwell Banker Towne and Country Realty, 102 S. Main St., Lakeport, CA 95453.


Take a few minutes and become part of the solution. Your letters will play an important role in the economic health of our great County of Lake!


Sandra West is co-owner of Edgewater Resort in Kelseyville and co-facilitator of Mt. Konocti Facilitation.


 


 


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Peters: Chamber says thanks for festival support

The Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce has been a partner with the Old Time Bluegrass Festival because it is an event that gives back 100 percent of the proceeds towards youth education programs in Lake County.


We would like to thank the following businesses who helped us provide the event tickets, raffle prizes, and sponsorships towards this great event: Amerigas, BiCoastal Media, Cache Creek Casino, DJ's Pizza, Epidendio Construction, Featherbed Railroad, Firehouse Pizza, Foods Etc., Hidden Valley Lake Golf Course, Kelseyville Pizza, Konocti Dance Academy, Lake County Furniture Consignment, Lakehouse Bistro, Lakeside Herbal Solutions, Lavendar Hill Spa, Lisa's Sizes 30-60, Main Street Pizza, Paradise Pizza, Perfect Printers, RAH Signs, Shannon Ridge Winery and Tasting Room, Michaele Snelling, Thomas Hewlett DDS and Wild About Books.


Thank you for your support in our community and in our youth!


Lori Peters is executive director of the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce.

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Written by: Lori Peters
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