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: Elizabeth Larson; 16 January 2007; 16 January 2007

Snow reported around county Tuesday night

LAKE COUNTY – Snow was reported falling around Lake County late Tuesday night as the National Weather Service forecast snow through southern Lake County until midnight.

: Elizabeth Larson; 16 January 2007; 16 January 2007

Board approves initial step in creating CLO park

CLEARLAKE OAKS – Last year, the county held a community opinion survey of Clearlake Oaks residents to find out what improvements they wanted for their community.

: Lake County News Reports; 16 January 2007; 16 January 2007

Diversity Fair celebrates King

Americorps volunteers put on Monday's fair. Photo by Emily Silva.

LAKEPORT – The second annual Martin Luther King Jr. Diversity Fair was hosted by Americorps Monday.

: Elizabeth Larson; 15 January 2007; 17 August 2007

Konocti Harbor at center of federal lawsuit

KELSEYVILLE – Konocti Harbor Resort & Spa is at the heart of an attempt by five American Indian tribes and a prospective buyer to place a casino at the resort, says a county supervisor. It's also the basis of a federal case alleging the resort's owners misused pension funds to renovate the resort and concert venue.

: Lake County News Reports; 15 January 2007; 31 March 2007

Hughes motion scheduled for today

LAKEPORT – A motion for a change-of-venue for the trial of 22-year-old Renato Hughes Jr. of San Francisco, accused of murder by accomplice, was expected to be heard in Lake County Superior Court early this morning.

: Elizabeth Larson; 14 January 2007; 22 March 2007

Clearlake plans to appoint Neiman permanently

CLEARLAKE – The man named Clearlake's interim city administrator this past week may get the appointment permanently after a 60-day trial period, says the city's mayor.

: Elizabeth Larson; 14 January 2007; 15 January 2007

Scorecard: Congress' progress on 100 hour agenda

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Since convening Jan. 4, the 110th Congress has set about pursuing an aggressive plan for addressing a number of the country's problems, from Medicare prescription drug prices to ethics reform.

: Editor; 13 January 2007; 18 January 2007

College moves forward with bond plans

UKIAH – With the passage in the November election of Measure W, authorizing $67.5 million of facilities bond funds, Mendocino College is moving forward with implementing plans to expand and improve the college's facilities.

: Elizabeth Larson; 13 January 2007; 13 January 2007

'County payments law' legislation reintroduced

WASHINGTON, D.C. – A bill that would continue payments to rural areas for education and roads has been introduced in Congress.

: Editor; 13 January 2007; 31 March 2007

Town hall planned for Clearlake Oaks, Glenhaven

CLEARLAKE OAKS – District 3 Supervisor Denise Rushing will sponsor a series of town hall meetings in communities throughout the Northshore in the months ahead.