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Registrar of Voters Office plans manual tally Nov. 12

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LAKEPORT – The Lake County Registrar of Voters Office will conduct a public manual tally of a portion of votes case in the recent election beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov 12.


The tally will consider a minimum 1 percent of randomly selected precincts or 10 percent of randomly selected precincts if the votes cast in a contest or contests with a margin of victory is less than one half of one percent (0.5%) tabulated by the county’s optical scan voting system for the Nov. 3 Consolidated General District Election.


The selection of the precinct(s) to be included in the manual tally, and any additional random selection of precincts which may become necessary to comply with the escalation requirements of the 10 percent manual tally, will be randomly chosen on the same date prior to the manual tally.


Observers are invited to view the manual tally of the ballots, but shall not interfere with the election process.


The Registrar of Voters Office is located on the second floor, Room 209, of the Lake County Courthouse, 255 N. Forbes St., Lakeport, telephone 707-263-2372.

'Frosty' fundraiser helps raise money for food pantry

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Tina Stewart, owner of Middletown Florist & Gifts, and Hedy Montoya of Catholic Charities show off the

Kelseyville Seniors plan Nov. 17 potluck lunch

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Written by: Elizabeth Larson
KELSEYVILLE – All seniors (age 55 and older) are invited to join other seniors at the Kelseyville Seniors monthly potluck luncheon.


The lunch will take place starting at noon on Tuesday, Nov. 17.


Turkey and stuffing will be served; please bring a complement side dish or desert.


The monthly guest speaker will explain a newer program in the county benefiting seniors – You Are Not Alone (YANA).


All seniors are graciously invited to attend and enjoy a few hours of good food and company.


The Kelseyville Senior Center is located at 5345 Third St.

KPFZ gives away custom guitar

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From left to right, KPFZ Program Director Tim Hoff, programmer Ken Poole, underwriting coordinator Jaclyn Ley, guitar winner Gene Tardiff and guitar maker Clyde Colwell. Courtesy photo.

 

 


LAKEPORT – Gene Tardiff of Lower Lake was the lucky winner of a custom made Telecaster guitar, valued at $950, given away in a recent KPFZ 88.1 raffle fundraiser.


The guitar was handmade by local musician and guitar maker Clyde Colwell and generously donated to KPFZ, 88.1 FM Lake County Community Radio, for the fundraiser.


KPFZ is currently raising money needed to upgrade its signal. The station is a locally produced community radio station broadcasting from Mt. Konocti.


The winning ticket was drawn at the recent Country Joe McDonald concert on Oct. 17 at the Soper-Reese Community Theatre.

  1. Miss Lake County Scholarship Program hosts orientations
  2. Democratic Club meets Nov. 14
  3. Dive team meets Friday