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- Written by: Rotary Club of Lakeport
This esteemed group of presenters will cover a wide range of topics, providing valuable insights and information to the community.
The Rotary Club of Lakeport invites members, guests, and the public to join these engaging discussions, all held at O'Meara Brothers Brewery, 901 Bevins St., Lakeport, at noon on the first, second and third Wednesdays of the month.
Oct. 11: Katie Karns, Local Food Bank and Volunteering Report. Join the Rotary on Oct. 11 as they welcome Karns, who will deliver a comprehensive report on the local food bank and volunteering opportunities in Lakeport. Karns will shed light on the critical role of the food bank in addressing food insecurity in our community and share inspiring stories of volunteering experiences. Discover how you can make a difference right here in Lakeport.
Oct. 18: Tim Stephens, Sutter Lakeside Hospital CEO update. On Oct. 18, the Roary will welcome Stephens, who will provide an insightful update on the latest developments and initiatives at Sutter Lakeside Hospital. Learn about the hospital's commitment to healthcare excellence and its vital role in ensuring the well-being of our community.
The Rotary Club of Lakeport encourages all interested individuals to attend these informative sessions.
These presentations align with the club's dedication to community service, education, and fostering connections to create positive change.
The Rotary Club of Lakeport is a dynamic organization committed to making a difference in the Lakeport community and beyond.
Through a network of passionate volunteers, the club initiates projects that address pressing issues, supports local causes and promotes fellowship among members.
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- Written by: Elizabeth Larson
“Over the years, these raffles have raised millions for a diverse group of charitable organizations throughout the state,” Sen. Dodd said. “They provide an important funding tool for a host of organizations benefiting youth and the underserved. With the governor’s signature on this new law, we can ensure that continues.”
In California, a key fundraiser for nonprofits has been the 50-50 raffle, in which 50% of the proceeds go to a winner and 50% go back to the hosting organization. Since the creation of 50-50 raffles, the San Francisco Giants Community Fund, for example, has been able to serve over 150,000 youths with 30,000 kids benefiting annually.
However, the law allowing these raffles is about to expire.
Senate Bill 650 removes the Jan. 1, 2024 sunset so professional sports teams and sports organizations can continue to provide millions of dollars in charitable funding to worthy philanthropic organizations.
SB 650 is supported by numerous organizations, including professional sports teams such as the San Francisco Giants and Golden State Warriors. It received overwhelming support in the Legislature before it was signed by the governor on Saturday.
“The 50 50 raffle has allowed us to expand the reach of our program,” Amy Tovar, general counsel for the Giants, testified at a recent Senate committee hearing. “This has been a complete game-changer for the Giants community.”
Dodd represents the 3rd Senate District, which includes all or portions of Napa, Solano, Yolo, Sonoma, Contra Costa, and Sacramento counties. You can learn more about the district and Senator Dodd at www.sen.ca.gov/dodd.
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- Written by: Elizabeth Larson
The run and walk starts at the Silveira Community Center in the 500 block of N. Main St. and travels north on Main Street to North High Street to the Elks Lodge at 3775 Lakeshore Blvd. before returning to the starting point.
There will be walkers and runners along the roadways.
Please drive with caution in the area. Emergency vehicles will be patrolling the route for safety.
Officials urge the community to ome out and support the event.
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- Written by: City of Lakeport
The schedule began on Oct. 2 and affects areas inside the Lakeport city limit boundaries.
Streets will be swept as follows.
MONDAYS: Clear Lake Avenue to north city limit boundary.
TUESDAYS: First Street to south city limit boundary including the Esplanade neighborhood, Lupoyoma Heights, Lakeport Boulevard and Parallel Drive.
WEDNESDAYS: Second Street to Clear Lake Avenue.
THURSDAYS: Main Street and downtown areas. Additional streets as needed and any streets that were missed earlier in the week.
FRIDAYS: Streets that were missed plus any areas needing special attention. There is no street sweeping every other Friday.
Reminders:
• Blowing leaves into the street is acceptable, but do not put them in piles as the street sweeper cannot sweep up piles of leaves. The city encourages residents to utilize their weekly green waste service.
• The street sweeper will not operate on Oct. 9, Nov. 9, Nov. 22 to 24, or Dec. 22, 2023, through Jan. 1, 2024.
• The city of Lakeport street sweeping schedule will remain in effect for the fall season only. The city’s sweeper also operates on an “as needed” basis at other times to maintain city streets when leaves and debris accumulate.
Please be advised that there may be minor interruptions to the schedule due to workloads and staff availability.
Please contact the Public Works office at 707-263-3578 or