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CLEARLAKE, Calif. – Fall dance classes for ages 2 and up begin Monday, Sept 13, at Konocti Dance Academy.
Classes are offered in tap, jazz, ballet, hip hop, Hula, Bollywood, belly dancing, Zumba and “Mommy & Me.”
Konocti Dance Academy is located at 4274 Old Highway 53, Clearlake.
Call 707-995-0481 or visit www.konoctidanceacademy.com for more information.
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LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – The Northshore Lions Club will host its inaugural bass tournament in memory of Fritz Runne on Sunday, Sept. 19.
Great prizes will be awarded to fisherman, a barbecue after the tourney and a raffle will be held from local businesses like www.airkayaks.com, Tulip Hill Winery and Judy's Junction.
Please sign up ASAP at Lucerne Bait and Tackle, 6134 E. Highway 20, Lucerne, telephone 707-274-2544.
All proceeds go to the Lions Club eye exam program at Lucerne Elementary School.
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MIDDLETOWN, Calif. – Hawaiian Hula classes are now offered in Middletown.
The classes are held at 5:30 p.m. on Mondays at the First Baptist Church, 15576 Graham Road.
Walk-ins are welcome.
Call 707-272-0972 for more information.
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SACRAMENTO – The state Senate has approved a bill by Assemblyman Wesley Chesbro (D-North Coast) authorizing Cal Fire to maintain and improve campgrounds on state forest lands through, for the first time ever, collecting camping fees that state forest campgrounds traditionally have not collected.
“The cost of maintaining, improving and patrolling campsites in State Demonstration Forests has become a significant financial burden on Cal Fire,” Chesbro said. “Funding for maintaining campgrounds is drying up. AB 2351 will allow Cal Fire to charge campers a fee to recover the cost of maintaining and improving campgrounds.”
Among forests affected by AB 2351 are the Jackson Demonstration State Forest in Mendocino County.
AB 2351 specifies that the amount of the fees cannot exceed the amount necessary to offset Cal Fire’s costs and that the fees collected must be deposited into the California Forest Resources Improvement Fund.
AB 2351 was supported by Cal Fire, the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors, the California Licensed Foresters Association, the California Native Plant Society and Sierra Club California.
The governor has until Sept. 30 to take action on the bill.