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Interested applicants must reside within southern Lake County.
This appointment would be effective upon appointment by the Board of Supervisors at the Feb. 27 meeting.
Applications are available at the Lake County Courthouse, Clerk of the Board Office, Room 109, 255 N. Forbes St., Lakeport, or online at www.lakecountyca.gov on the Board of Supervisors page. Please note that the membership on the above referenced advisory board is voluntary.
For additional information, please contact Assistant Clerk of the Board Johanna DeLong at 707-263-2580 or
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Informational meetings about the library’s free low vision resources will now take place on the fourth Thursday of every month from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Lakeport branch.
Library Technician Amy Patton will explain all the free resources available from the Lake County Library.
Resources covered will include large type books, mp3 players, eAudiobooks, books on CD and more.
Occupational therapist Chloe Karl will present vision support exercises based on Bates and Natural Health methods.
Patton can be contacted at
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To contact the Lakeport library by phone, call 707-263-8817.
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It will be held at the East Lake Landfill, 16015 Davis Ave. in Clearlake.
Please bring either your ID or a piece of mail on dump day to confirm your proof of residency in Clearlake.
Pleased separate recycling, e-waste (computers, TVs, electronics), oil and paint. These items can be taken to the Recycling Center at 16015 Davis St. in Clearlake. Recycling is free year-round.
Compost won't be accepted but can be taken to Quackenbush for a fee.
For more information, visit the Clean Clearlake website.
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MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST, Calif. — Forest Supervisor Wade McMaster announced Roy Jones will step in as the acting Grindstone District Ranger, following the departure of Loren Everest, who recently transferred to the Plumas National Forest on the Feather River Ranger District.
Jones will be on board for 120 days.
“I want to thank Loren for all he has done for the Grindstone and Mendocino, and I wish him well on his new adventure on the Plumas,” said Forest Supervisor McMaster. “I also want to thank Roy for stepping up while we move forward with the hiring process for the permanent position.”
In 2001 Jones began his career with the Forest Service on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest working on a type-3 fire engine.
After completing the fire apprenticeship program, Jones joined the Mendocino National Forest as a permanent assistant fire engine operator in 2004, and was later promoted to fire engine operator and engine captain positions.
Jones has served in his current role as Safety Program manager for the Mendocino National Forest since 2018.
In 2022 he completed a 120-detail as a deputy district ranger on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Trinity River Management Unit and South Fork Management Unit.
“I look forward to serving and supporting the Grindstone in the district ranger position,” said Jones.
In his spare time, Jones enjoys hunting, fishing and spending time with his family.