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Many people responded to the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce's Residential Holiday Decoration Contest. It was a tough choice this year to award one winner – they were all beautiful.
Thomas and Tonya Biasotti at 3025 Sylvia Court were declared the winner of this year's decorating contest. They will be awarded a $10 gift card provided by Wal-Mart.
If you wish to view this year's Christmas lights, take a look at these wonderfully decorated homes:
14965 Putnam;
2815 Robin Lane;
6125 Spruce Ave.;
3644 McKinley Drive;
3268 Bowers;
14925 Laguna;
Most of Cottonwood Street also is decorated very nicely.
The chamber would like to thank all of the participants and even those who decorated and didn't get their name into the contest for all of their hard work. They gave everyone the opportunity to slow down and enjoy our beautiful town in lights. What a gift! Christmas is best enjoyed one special moment at a time.
The Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce wishes everyone all the best this holiday season.
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The contest was begun as a way to encourage businesses in the downtown to decorate their windows and encourage local holiday shopping. From there it evolved into including residences as well.
This year 14 businesses and five residences chose to participate.
First place in the business category went to Flowers by Jackie at 108 S. Main St. Second prize went to The Kitchen Gallery at 302 N. Main St.
In the residential category, first place went to Della Hance at 1320 N. Forbes St., and second place went to Tiffany and Jared Bussard at 842 Central Park.
The winners were recognized at the Lakeport City Council meeting on Dec. 16.
The first place winners in each category took home a certificate and $300 in prize money. The second place winners took home a certificate and $100 in prize money.
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Members will be reviewing the survey results setting budget and action priorities for 2009.
The Senior Center is located at 3985 Country Club Drive (corner of 10th and Country Club) in Lucerne.
The Senior Center serves breakfast from 9 a.m. until noon.
The public is invited. Membership in the Lake County Democratic Club is open to registered members of the Democratic Party.
For more information contact the Lake County Democratic Club at 263.4529 or
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This was followed by a very fun and hyperactive classroom session all about light speeds and distances in the universe.
Astronomer Vic Stryker – The Olde Stargeezer – helped lead the wonderful fun and interactive session, with all enjoying pointing at Orion the Hunter, aka the Bart Simpson constellation.
The Norton Planetarium was all decked out in merry red Christmas lights with a lovely illuminated fat penguin and three candles display, with rocking Christmas music in the star theater.
Because it was cloudy there was a sign on the telescope dome door which said, “Tonight you may look at instead of through the telescope because ... It's cloudy.”
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