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Boat ramps closed at Lake County parks

LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Boat access ramps at Lake County parks have been temporarily closed due to high lake levels.

The high water has flooded county park roads and brought debris onto the ramps creating safety concerns for park users.

The ramps will reopen once these concerns are reduced with receding water levels.
Affected parks include:

• Clearlake Oaks;
• Keeling County Park;
• Lakeside County Park;
• Lucerne Harbor;
• Nice Community Beach;
• Rodman Slough.

For more information contact the Public Services Department at 707-262-1618.

Mendocino College offers Construction Fundamentals and Green Building class

LAKEPORT, Calif. – Mendocino College's Lake Center Campus still has spots available in its Construction Fundamentals and Green Building class.

The class takes place on Thursdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with lectures on various phases of construction.

Hands-on labs are on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

For more information or to sign up visit www.mendocino.edu .

Lakeport Parks and Recreation Commission meets Feb. 2

LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lakeport Parks and Recreation Commission will next meet on Thursday, Feb. 2.

The commission will meet beginning at 3 p.m. in the conference room at Lakeport City Hall, 225 Park St.

The agenda includes updates on activities at Library Park and Westside Community Park.

The commissioners also will discuss changing to quarterly meetings and will get a progress update on a sign for a new walking path.

Commissioners are Ann Blue, Kipp Knorr,  Suzanne Lyons, Suzanne Russell and Cindy Ustrud.

Kelseyville Methodist Thrift Shop holds 25 cent sale Jan. 30

jan2017kumcthriftshopKELSEYVILLE, Calif. – The Kelseyville Methodist Thrift Shop will hold a special 25-cent sale on Monday, Jan. 30, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The shop is located at 5250 First St., just off of Main Street.

“This is a special sale to new and regular customers,” said Methodist member and volunteer Marti Dunn. “We have an array of pants, blouses, dishes, linens, purses, sweaters, infant clothing and coats.”

The 25-cent sale is for inside items only. All outside items are at regular prices.

The thrift shop has been providing assistance to the community since 1954 and all proceeds assist the operation of this Kelseyville Church, which has served the community since 1854 on the same spot at First and Main streets.

In addition to Kelseyville United Methodist Sunday Services at 9 a.m. with Sunday brunch on the first Sunday each month, the church hosts Girl Scouts, 4-H, AA and the Lake County Unitarian Universalist at 11 a.m. on Sundays.

For more information about donations to the thrift shop, contact Linda Breeding at 707-349-5400.

For information about the Kelseyville United Methodist Church and prayer requests contact Pastor Voris Brumfield at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or text 707-295-7174.

Howland: Actions speak louder than words

On day one of his administration, President Donald Trump suspended a quarter point decrease in the FHA mortgage insurance premium that was set to begin on Jan. 27.

The decrease was designed to make FHA mortgages more affordable as mortgage interest rates are on the rise and allow more people to qualify for home ownership.

The National Association of Realtors expressed disappointment stating that “roughly 750,000 to 850,000 home buyers will face higher costs, and 30,000 to 40,000 new home buyers will be left on the sidelines in 2017 without the cut …” 

If I had voted for Donald Trump based on his promise to make “America Great Again,” I would be curious as to why that doesn’t include giving more people an opportunity to own their homes.

But maybe his supporters aren’t aware. There’s little media coverage of this mean-spirited action because we are all distracted by the facts and alternative facts of crowd counts for the inauguration. 

Shirley Howland lives in Clearlake, Calif.

Innovative new safety measures taken to benefit cyclists on state highways

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA – Roadside rumble strips are designed to alert motorists that they may be veering off the road, but for bicyclists, rumble strips can catch them by surprise.

Caltrans worked with Northern California bicycling advocates and designed the “Flying Wedge,” a new pavement striping that alerts bicyclists of upcoming rumble strips.
 
In this latest Caltrans News Flash, see how collaboration and creative thinking resulted in an innovative and inexpensive solution that is having a big impact on the safety of bicyclists.

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Community

  • Lake County Wine Alliance offers sponsor update; beneficiary applications open 

  • Mendocino National Forest announces seasonal hiring for upcoming field season

Public Safety

  • Lakeport Police logs: Thursday, Jan. 15

  • Lakeport Police logs: Wednesday, Jan. 14

Education

  • Woodland Community College receives maximum eight-year reaffirmation of accreditation from ACCJC

  • SNHU announces Fall 2025 President's List

Health

  • California ranks 24th in America’s Health Rankings Annual Report from United Health Foundation

  • Healthy blood donors especially vital during active flu season

Business

  • Two Lake County Mediacom employees earn company’s top service awards

  • Redwood Credit Union launches holiday gift and porch-to-pantry food drives

Obituaries

  • Rufino ‘Ray’ Pato

  • Patty Lee Smith

Opinion & Letters

  • The benefits of music for students

  • How to ease the burden of high electric bills

Veterans

  • CalVet and CSU Long Beach team up to improve data collection related to veteran suicides

  • A ‘Big Step Forward’ for Gulf War Veterans

Recreation

  • Wet weather trail closure in effect on Upper Lake Ranger District

  • Mendocino National Forest seeking public input on OHV grant applications

  • State Parks announces 2026 Anderson Marsh nature walk schedule 

  • BLM lifts seasonal fire restrictions in central California

Religion

  • Kelseyville Presbyterian to host Ash Wednesday service and Lenten dinner Feb. 18

  • Kelseyville Presbyterian Church to hold ‘Longest Night’ service Dec. 21

Arts & Life

  • Auditions announced for original musical ‘Even In Shadow’ set for March 21 and 28

  • ‘The Rip’ action heist; ‘Steal’ grounded in a crime thriller

Government & Politics

  • Lake County Democrats issue endorsements in local races for the June California Primary

  • County negotiates money-saving power purchase agreement

Legals

  • March 3 hearing on ordinance amending code for commercial cannabis uses

  • Feb. 12 public hearing on resolution to establish standards for agricultural roads

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