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- Written by: Lake County News Reports
LOWER LAKE, Calif. – The annual traditional Christmas open house at the Anderson Marsh State Historic Park near Lower Lake on Saturday, Dec. 11, sponsored by the Anderson Marsh Interpretive Association (AMIA) was great fun and enjoyed by almost 100 people who stopped by throughout the day to enjoy Christmas carols by local musicians, free refreshments and hot coffee.
Many thanks goes out to AMIA volunteers who helped to present the event, and to the great musicians who donated their time and talent, including Don Coffin, Harry Lyons, Rick McCann, Anna McAtee, Tom Nixon, Gae Henry, Henry Bornstein, David Neft and Joan Moss. Many thanks also to Ed Robey.
The Anderson Marsh Interpretive Association (AMIA) is a volunteer cooperating association working to support the Anderson Marsh State Historic Park.
The park is remaining open on weekends, and AMIA members are working hard, along with local state park officials, to maintain and preserve the park.
If you are interested in volunteering for AMIA contact Roberta Lyons at 707-994-2024 or to learn more about the organization, go to www.andersonmarsh.org.
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- Written by: Claire Grieve
LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Four Past Presidents of Clear Lake Trowel & Trellis Garden Club and current president of CLTTGC join together to welcome California Garden Club Inc. President Maryanne Lucas to Lake County.
They all enjoyed the the day participating in the North Lake Garden Club's Garden/Craft Fair held in Nice.
Clear Lake Trowel & Trellis Garden Club meets at on the third Tuesday of the month at noon at Scotts Valley Women’s Clubhouse, 2298 Hendricks Road in Lakeport. Annual dues are $20.
CLTTGC is a member of Mendo-Lake District, California Garden Club Inc., Pacific Region and National Garden Clubs Inc.
For more information visit www.clttgc.org.
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CLEARLAKE, Calif. – The Rotary Club of Clearlake held its annual free community Christmas dinner on Saturday, Dec. 11.
The group reported that it served more than 900 meals at the dinner, held at Burns Valley school.
Santa was on hand and passed out more than 600 toys and pictures with Santa.
This is the largest turnout ever for the Rotary community dinner, the group reported.
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LAKEPORT, Calif. – Presents were so plentiful at Umpqua Bank in Lakeport, that you could hardly see the Christmas tree.
These gifts will be distributed by Child Protective Services to the children in Lake County that are under their care.
The outpouring of giving was beyond everyone’s wildest dreams, according to event organizers.
Every tag on the tree, all 159 of them, were chosen and gifts returned by so many members of the community.
A special thanks to Clearlake Lava for their very generous donation of funds as well as the Bassmasters for their donation to purchase gifts, and to the Delta Iota Tau sorority who took ten of the tags.
An Umpqua associate visiting from outside the county said, “This county never ceases to amaze me. You don’t see this type of generosity anywhere else, at least not on such a grand scale.”
Thank you, Lake County!