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CLEARLAKE – The Lake County Stonewall Democratic Club will meet on Monday, Jan. 26.
The meeting will commence at 7 p.m. at the Redbud Library, Community Room, 14785 Burns Valley Road, Clearlake.
There will be a potluck before the meeting at 6:30 p.m.
The election of officers will be the main business of the January meeting.
There also will be focus on the next year's activities, the July 4 parade, support of CCHAP (the HIV drop-in center) and fundraising.
The club, organized around the LGBT community is open to the all registered Democrats, straight or gay.
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Mendocino County’s Crab and Wine Days has been named one of the top ten seafood festivals in the nation by Coastal Living magazine and this spectacular festival is practically in your own backyard.
Come join the festivities surrounding the arrival of this succulent crustacean and enjoy crab feeds, winemaker dinners, wine competitions, crabbing demonstrations, crab cruises, cooking classes, cioppino feeds, a crab cake cook off with celebrity judges and so much more including 22 wineries participating in “Passport” during the festival.
A full event calendar is available at www.goMendo.com or by calling 1-866-GoMendo for additional information.
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Brad Barnwell, photographer and naturalist, and a board member of the Lake County Land Trust, will present a Power Point program on the birds of Rodman and discuss the common birds that are found on the property, including residents and common migrants that visitors to the preserve will see now and during the next few months.
The Rodman Slough Preserve is owned and operated by the Lake County Land Trust. Guided walks are held every Saturday morning throughout the year. Walks usually start at 9 a.m. but on Saturday, Jan. 24, the talk will be held first, followed by a guided walk on the property.
The public is invited to attend; for more information call Roberta Lyons at 994-2024.
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HIDDEN VALLEY LAKE – Residents of Hidden Valley Lake are encouraged to come to the Greenview Restaurant on Tuesday, Jan. 20, for more than just breakfast.
They are encouraged to come to eat breakfast and watch history being made – the inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama.
Regardless of one's political affiliation, this is without a doubt a historical event for all Americans. And, like the Super Bowl, it takes on more significance when you watch it with a group of folks than it does at home alone on your TV set.
In the Greenview's Mulligan Lounge you have the choice of viewing the inauguration from three large TV sets.
For more information regarding this event, contact the Greenview Restaurant at 987-3146.
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