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“With members located in Hidden Valley Lake, Middletown, Cobb, Anderson Springs, Clearlake Oaks and Lower Lake, our club decided that ‘Lake County Milers’ better represents our current demographics,” said Milers President Jeanine Burnett.
“We also believe our new name reflects our plans to expand in Lake County, including a satellite running group for the Kelseyville/Lakeport area,” Burnett added.
The name change, approved by nearly 4-to-1 among members present at a Jan. 3 meeting, is effective immediately. It will also change the club’s Web site to www.lakecountymilers.com.
The Lake County Milers will continue to sponsor the club’s annual Spring Has Sprung run (which drew about 130 participants last year for the challenging event) as well as its one-of-a-kind Crazy Creek 5K beer-and-bratwurst Run in the fall. Additionally, the club hosts an annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning.
Founded in 2003, the Lake County Milers promotes fitness and health in the Lake County region. The Milers invite all runners and walkers throughout Lake County to join.
Located in Hidden Valley Lake (four miles north of Middletown on Highway 29), the Milers offer a social running and walking club, running clinics for beginners, information on upcoming race events, and training opportunities with fellow club members of varying speed and distance levels.
Whether you're a beginner or a veteran, the Milers have something for everyone.
For more details, see the group’s Web site: www.lakecountymilers.com.
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The group will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 27, at the Lucerne Community Church, 5870 E. Highway 20.
Coffee and visiting begins at 6:30 p.m., with the meeting beginning at 7 p.m.
Jim Xerogeanes of Mendocino College Agriculture Department will speak to the group.
Visitors are welcome.
Membership dues to join the club are $23 per person.
The North Lake Garden Club meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Lucerne Community Church.
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The event takes place from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The talk will be followed by a fun interactive planetarium presentation by the “Olde Stargeezer,” observatory coordinator Vic Stryker.
If it is clear there will be viewing through the observatory's 16-inch research grade telescope.
A $3 donation is requested. There also will be a chance to purchase $1 raffle tickets to win a star dial.
The Taylor Observatory has been in continuous operation for more than 25 years. In addition to its telescope, it features a 36-seat classroom and a planetarium with a 30-foot dome for the Digitarium star projector system. Public events are held each month.
The observatory is located at 5725 Oak Hill Lane, Kelseyville.
Visit the observatory online at www.taylorobservatory.org.
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The fire station is located at 21095 Highway 175, Middletown.
Donors will receive an event t-shirt, save a life and help Middletown to potentially win the Bucket Trophy.
The Bucket Brigade is a friendly winter competition between local fire departments in Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino Counties that takes place November through January.
The event has been a great success thus far with over 800 donors participating and another 300 projected.
This is the largest Bucket Brigade so far and the community is not done yet. Last year they had approximately 750 donors and this season they are on track for more than 1,000 donors participating.
For more information, please contact Andrea Casson at 545-1222, Extension 165.
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