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LCSA features Haydn in August virtual concert

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Written by: Editor
Published: 06 August 2021
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — The Lake County Symphony Chamber Orchestra will preview its upcoming November live concert with a virtual concert premiering on Sunday, Aug. 22, on YouTube.

The concert will feature Haydn, known as the “Father of the Symphony.”

Camm Linden, a multi-talented musician/composer, is the featured soloist for Haydn’s Piano Concerto No. 11.

Linden studied piano performance at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she received the Duke Ellington Jazz Masters Award for Keyboard Excellence.

To enjoy this concert, click on the link to the YouTube channel on the LCSA website.

State takes Hyatt Powerplant at Lake Oroville offline due to low water level

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Written by: Editor
Published: 06 August 2021
On Thursday, the California Department of Water Resources said drought impacts are having an effect on the Hyatt Powerplant at Lake Oroville.

“DWR State Water Project operations managers have taken the Hyatt Powerplant at Lake Oroville offline due to falling lake levels,” said Department of Water Resources Director Karla Nemeth.

“This is the first time Hyatt Powerplant has gone offline as a result of low lake levels. However, DWR anticipated this moment, and the state has planned for its loss in both water and grid management,” said Nemeth.

She said DWR has been in regular communication about the status of Hyatt Powerplant with the California Independent Service Operator and the California Energy Commission and steps have been taken in anticipation of the loss of power generation.

“This is just one of many unprecedented impacts we are experiencing in California as a result of our climate-induced drought. California and much of the Western part of the United States are experiencing the impacts of accelerated climate change including record-low reservoir levels due to dramatically reduced runoff this spring,” Nemeth said.

Nemeth said DWR will continue to focus on reservoir operations and water storage management at Lake Oroville to preserve as much water in storage as possible.

The agency will use the River Valve Outlet System to release some water from the base of Oroville Dam to maintain river temperature requirements and outflows to the Feather River.

“Falling reservoir levels are another example of why it is so critical that all Californians conserve water. We are calling on everyone to take action now to reduce water use by 15%, to preserve as much water supply in storage as possible should we experience another dry year. We are all in this together,” Nemeth said.

DWR is delivering 5% of requested water supplies to State Water Project contractors who in turn provide water for agricultural and urban use.

Deliveries are being met almost entirely from storage at San Luis Reservoir in Merced County and those deliveries have little impact on the amount of water being stored or released from Lake Oroville.

Lake County Symphony Association to hold annual meeting Aug. 14

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Written by: Editor
Published: 05 August 2021
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — All Lake County Symphony Association members and the public at large are encouraged to attend the annual general meeting of the LCSA Board of Directors at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 14, via Zoom.

Email Lynne Bruner at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for the Zoom link to this meeting.

LCSA Board Members voted unanimously at the July 10 meeting to retain the current slate of officers, who will formally start their new terms in January 2022.

They are President Camm Linden, Secretary Sue Condit and Treasurer-Lynne Bruner.

Due to the unexpected departure of previous board president, Ed Bublitz, Camm Linden took over as president last year, leaving the vice president spot open.

The board is currently seeking additional board members as well as volunteers to help out at upcoming live concerts.

All interested parties wishing to further support the Lake County Symphony are urged to contact any board member for more information.

The board usually meets in person at 10 a.m. on the second Saturday of the month at the Riviera Hills Restaurant in the Clear Lake Riviera in Kelseyville.

Meetings have been held for the past year on Zoom due to COVID-19 restrictions.

In-person meetings are expected to resume this fall.

For the latest available information on the LCSA, and for contact information, go to www.lakecountysymphonyassociation.org.

Registrar’s office issued reminder on Aug. 6 filing deadline for conservation district

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Written by: Editor
Published: 03 August 2021
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — The Lake County Registrar of Voters Office said community members desiring information regarding filing for the Scotts Valley Water Conservation District elective offices on the Nov. 2 General District Election ballot must file no later than Aug. 6.

The following offices of director (as indicated) shall become vacant on the first Friday in December 2021 or until a successor is elected and qualifies for office:

— Scotts Valley Water Conservation District: Division I, one vacancy, two-year unexpired term.
— Scotts Valley Water Conservation District: Division II, one vacancy, full term.
— Scotts Valley Water Conservation District: Division III, one vacancy, two-year unexpired term.

Official declaration of candidacy forms for eligible candidates desiring to file for any of the offices enumerated above may be obtained from the Lake County Registrar of Voters Office, telephone 707-263-2372, Lake County Courthouse, 255 N Forbes St., Room 209, Lakeport, during regular business hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The filing period ends on Friday, Aug. 6, at 5 p.m.
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