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3.8 quake hits North Coast
LAKE COUNTY – A 3.8 earthquake hit the Glen Ellen area Friday in what has been a busy week seismically on the North Coast.
Friday, 20 September 2024
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- Elizabeth Larson
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Cold snap: More freezing weather ahead
LAKE COUNTY – The unusually cold weather that has hit the county during the last few days is slated to last through the weekend.
- Elizabeth Larson
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Brown starts petition against casino at Konocti Harbor
KELSEYVILLE – District 5 Supervisor Rob Brown said he's getting into activism – in the form of a petition drive against a casino proposal at Konocti Harbor Resort & Spa.
- Elizabeth Larson
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Governor proclaims state of emergency due to low temperatures
SACRAMENTO – On Friday, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency due to the extremely low temperatures hitting the state this week.
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Road update for week of Jan. 12-19
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Search and Rescue finds missing Willits teens
COW MOUNTAIN – The Lake County Sheriff's Office reported today that search teams located and rescued two Willits teenagers who went missing in the Cow Mountain Recreation Area Tuesday.
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Scully's remarks at AgJOBS legislation introduction
I am Toni Scully. I am here because we have a problem that only Congress can remedy and I believe in the political process.
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Barricaded suspect kills self after standoff
CLEARLAKE – A man despondent over marital problems barricaded himself and his child in his apartment Wednesday, later releasing the child to police officers before he took his own life.
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Protesters call for investigation in Hughes case
Demonstrators protest the Hughes case Tuesday. Photo by John Lindblom.
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Senators introduce AgJOBS bill to address labor shortage
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Lake County's pear industry was represented Wednesday at the introduction of a new piece of legislation aimed at addressing the agricultural worker shortage, which caused a crisis for pear farmers and packing facilities this past summer.
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Thompson: Bush's escalation plan won't work
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congressman Mike Thompson was quick to respond Wednesday to President George W. Bush's speech on a proposed troop escalation in Iraq, saying the plan won't work and puts the nation at risk.
- Elizabeth Larson
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Schools, roads funding in danger
LAKE COUNTY – The 109th Congress adjourned Dec. 9 before voting to renew a piece of legislation that funds schools and roads in rural communities throughout the United States.
That inaction has some proponents of the law concerned that it may not be renewed at all, and jeopardize hundreds of millions in dollars in funding.
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