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All riders of motorcycles are invited to join the group for its regular monthly meeting. They have started planning some rides for 2009, single day rides and weekend rides. Some destinations for day rides discussed are to the coast to Pt. Reyes and Fort Bragg, Winters for lunchand Alexander Valley.
On March 15 they will ride to Esparto for the Almond Festival for the day. They also are planning on supporting other ABATE Chapter runs to Vacaville, Fairfield and Davis.
ABATE of California is a legislative organization advocating for the rights of the motorcycling enthusiast and has been very effective in combating legislation that would infringe upon riders' rights. The group usually can share some information to keep all riders alert to pending legislation that can affect rights to customize motorcycles.
Local 28, Lake County Chapter has been responsible for several years in having the cities of Clearlake and Lakeport and the county of Lake issuing resolutions to declare the month of May as “Motorcycle Awareness Month.” This draws attention to the driving public to the increased presence of motorcyclists on the roads and highways during the warm months of the year. Safety education is a primary goal of ABATE and we encourage all riders to take the CHP motorcycle training course, whether you're a new rider or been riding for many years.
Local 28 has begun planning for the 2nd Annual Northern California Regional Rally being held at Kelly's Kamp on July 17 and 18. For more information on our meetings, rides and community activities, contact Local 28 president, Melissa Fulton at 263-1845.
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The initial meetings will take place Wednesday, March 11, and Wednesday, March 25, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors Chambers at the Lake County Courthouse, 255 N. Forbes St., Lakeport.
During the meetings policies and procedures, and resource and fire management plans will be created.
Restrictions that come with the sale of the property include day use only, except by special arrangements; no motorized vehicles, except by authorized use; and preservation and conservation of the mountain.
County staff wants to have the master plan decided on prior to opening the trails to the public later this year.
For more information contact the Public Services Department at 262-1618.
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CLEARLAKE – Lakeshore Lioness is hosting its 39th annual fish fry on Sunday, March 1.
The event takes place from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Howard's Grotto, 14732 Lakeshore Drive, Clearlake.
The cost to attend is $8 per person.
Lakeshore Lioness needs your help in continuing to help with charitable donations.
Every year the group helps local fire departments, K-9 units, Clearlake Police, Lower Lake High School Sober Grad Night, Hospice Services of Lake County, local senior centers, nursing homes, community care and Independence Day fireworks.
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There has been a change for the upcoming meeting. The flotilla will have a potluck lunch at noon followed by the official meeting at 1 p.m. at the Lakeport Yacht Club, located next to the Fifth Street launch ramp in Lakeport.
The flotilla invites anyone interested in learning more about this active group to join them for lunch and then attend the 1 p.m. meeting.
For additional information, please call the flotilla's information line at 513-5122.
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