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MIDDLETOWN – So, you’re living “in the country,” and bought that horse you or your kids have always dreamed of owning ... now what?

CLEARLAKE – The case of a man accused of a December armed robbery was postponed until next month so his attorney could continue to gather information for his defense.

CLEARLAKE – Horse owner Teresa Sanders of Middletown faces a maximum sentence of three years in prison for alleged mistreatment of more than 60 Arabian horses if she is found guilty of a felony charge, according to Senior Deputy District Attorney John J. Langan.

 

LAKEPORT - When the rain began falling last Wednesday, National Weather Service (NWS) in Sacramento predicted several inches of rain would fall on Lake County—and it did. Enough rain to raise the level of Clear Lake more than one foot—and still rising—although the rain has slowed for now. 

 

LAKEPORT — A Monday meeting to discuss the proposed sale of Konocti Harbor and Spa between Kenwood Investments, the buyer, and Lake County government officials was called off by Kenwood.

 

District 5 Supervisor Rob Brown said a message received at county offices from Kenwood on Friday said only, "'Due to unforeseen circumstances we will not be able to attend the meeting,'" said Brown.

 

Brown was to be joined by County Counsel Anita Grant, County Administrative Executive Kelly Cox and board chair Jeff Smith in representing the county. He said he had assumed that Darius Anderson, lobbyist and owner of Kenwood Investments, would be accompanied by executives Brad Welch and Joe Wallace.

 

Welch represented Kenwood a week earlier when the Lake County board voted 5-0 against Kenwood's establishing a gambling casino at Konocti Harbor upon purchasing the resort from UA Local Convalescent Fund; he left that meeting without comment.

 

Considering that circumstance, Brown was asked what he thought the abrupt cancellation of Monday's meeting indicated.

 

"They didn't show up. I don't know what it means," he said.

 

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LAKEPORT — While the building gives off only dim lighting to passersby, Molly Brennans has actually been glowing brightly on Main Street in downtown Lakeport since its opening in October.
 
Lakeport's one-and-only Irish pub, Molly Brennans doubles as a family-friendly restaurant that welcomes music, noise, laughter, and the people who provide it. The only policy? "Everyone is welcome," says Stephen Brennan, co-owner of the pub and originally from Dublin.