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: Elizabeth Larson; 25 December 2006; 25 December 2006

News Briefs for Tuesday, Dec. 26

Christmas tree disposal offered, greenwaste pickup schedule reduced

: Elizabeth Larson; 23 December 2006; 25 December 2006

Santa Visits Northshore

LUCERNE - Santa Claus and a group of faithful helpers visited Northshore communities recently, offering holiday greetings and Christmas cheer.

: Lake County News Reports; 23 December 2006; 26 December 2006

Breeden family has hope for a Christmas miracle

COBB - Three-year-old Karlie Breeden's life has been like the fragile light of a candle. But where there was once only a flicker that she might survive a brain tumor, there is now a glow.

: Elizabeth Larson; 22 December 2006; 23 December 2006

Roads clear for holiday weekend

LAKE COUNTY – Caltrans reports mostly open roads this weekend, just in time for last-minute holiday travel.

: Lake County News Reports; 22 December 2006; 10 April 2007

KPFZ turns corner with grant, events

LAKE COUNTY — There has been some good news for community radio recently. As most of you have probably heard, KPFZ was recently awarded a federal matching grant of over $94,000. This eases the financial situation dramatically and brightens the future considerably. KPFZ is now 75 percent of the way home in the money department — with only $45,000 to go before the radio station gets the green light.

: Elizabeth Larson; 22 December 2006; 22 December 2006

Child's death remains under investigation

CLEARLAKE — Local authorities are waiting on autopsy reports before deciding whether any criminal charges are warranted in the case of a 4-year-old child who died earlier this month.

: Editor; 21 December 2006; 21 December 2006

Lake County District Attorney

In the matter of the Death of Lamar Eugene Francisco Peters

: Elizabeth Larson; 21 December 2006; 21 December 2006

DA's Office: CHP fatal shooting justified

LAKEPORT – A newly released report from the District Attorney's Office concludes the California Highway Patrol officers involved in shooting a reckless driver in October were justified in their actions.

: Lake County News Reports; 21 December 2006; 25 December 2006

Heavy rains over - for now

LAKE COUNTY - The heavy rains that fell over Lake and Mendocino counties on Thursday tapered off in the late afternoon, ushering in a forecast for more cool weather and intermittent showers through this Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Sacramento.

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: Elizabeth Larson; 21 December 2006; 21 June 2007

Lucerne responds to graffiti with cleanup, organizing

The Lucerne Senior Center Thrift Shop was one of the buildings tagged with graffiti.

LUCERNE – District Attorney Gary Luck said because of the suspect's age he can't discuss the case, the charges or possible sentencing of a teenager arrested last month for a rash of graffiti in the Northshore town of Lucerne.

: Elizabeth Larson; 20 December 2006; 26 December 2006

Man kills wife, then himself in apparent mercy killing

This article has been updated.

LOWER LAKE – Sheriff's detectives have been working for the last two days to piece together the circumstances of an apparent murder-suicide in Lower Lake.

: Elizabeth Larson; 18 December 2006; 18 December 2006

Soldiers face trial for protesting war

"I've lost everything," said Iraq war veteran Darrell Anderson. "My buddies are in jail. Before that, my buddies were dying."

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News Briefs for Tuesday, Dec. 26

Santa Visits Northshore

Breeden family has hope for a Christmas miracle

Roads clear for holiday weekend

KPFZ turns corner with grant, events

Child's death remains under investigation

Lake County District Attorney

DA's Office: CHP fatal shooting justified

Heavy rains over - for now

Lucerne responds to graffiti with cleanup, organizing

Man kills wife, then himself in apparent mercy killing

This article has been updated.

Soldiers face trial for protesting war

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