LAKE COUNTY
Control burn of Upper Lake Levee along Clover Creek (Unit 5) at Elk Mountain Road planned for this week
The Lake County Watershed Protection District and Northshore Fire District announce the Control Burn of a section of the Upper Lake Levee (Unit 5).
As Local Maintaining Agency (LMA's) of the Upper Lake Levee System, the Lake County Watershed Protection District and Northshore Fire Protection District are working together to conduct vegetation maintenance via control burn of a section along Elk Mountain at Clover Creek. The burn will happen this week with specific days contingent on weather and wind.
We would like to make the community aware, if they see smoke in the area, it is a control burn.
This is also a notification for people with respiratory issues that a burn event will be happening in the area.
For any inquiries regarding this update, please contact the Water Resources Department at (707) 263-2344 or email at water.resources@lakecountyca.gov.
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MIDDLETOWN
Juneteenth Celebration 'Open Hearts, Open Minds'
The Middletown Art Center (MAC) is honored to announce "Open Hearts, Open Minds," the fourth annual Juneteenth event on June 19, 2024, from 5 to 9 PM. This evening of reflection, dialogue, and celebration will feature a distinguished panel discussion, live music, and more.
The event will begin with a panel discussion from 5 to 6 PM, with doors opening at 4:45 PM. The panel features Aqeela Markowski, host of KPFZ radio's "Women's Voices"; Delores Farrell; Randall Cole, substance abuse counselor, member of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commission, and author of "Felonies Before Birth"; Kamelle Leggette, a volunteer at Coletrain Transformation Station and author of "How to Survive When the **it Hits the Fan"; and Voris Brumfield, pastor at Middletown Community United Methodist Church.
"Open Hearts, Open Minds" will use this Juneteenth gathering to reflect on and remember the history of African-Americans, emphasizing Recognition, Respect, Reflection, and Hope. The themes will be explored through personal stories and discussions on why this history matters to all of us. The event aims to foster a deeper understanding and commitment to social justice.
The event will feature a recorded introduction by Clovice Lewis, a highly respected Unitarian Universalist Minister, Social Activist, and Musician. Lewis, who was instrumental in the first Juneteenth Celebration at MAC, is known for his unwavering commitment to social justice, racial equality, and inclusive spirituality. His words will set the tone for a meaningful and thought-provoking evening of celebration and remembrance.
Starting at 6:30 PM, Gloria Scott will perform a short selection of soulful songs, followed by music and dancing with Howard Reggie Dockens, providing a celebratory atmosphere to mark the spirit of Juneteenth. Delicious food by Goddess of the Mountain will be available for purchase, along with beverages to enhance the evening's enjoyment.
Tickets for "Open Hearts, Open Minds" will be sold at the door with a suggested donation of $10, though no one will be turned away for lack of funds. This event is an excellent opportunity for community members to come together to learn and to celebrate. Whether you are drawn to the panel discussion, the music, or the food, "Open Hearts, Open Minds" promises an evening of enrichment and connection.
The Middletown Art Center is a vibrant cultural hub dedicated to promoting artistic expression, fostering dialogue, and cross cultural connections.
Learn more about the MAC and ways to support their vital work at middletownartcenter.org.
The MAC is located at 21456 State Hwy 175 at the junction of Hwy 29 in Middletown. Call 707-809-8118 or email info@middletownartcenter.org for more information or accessibility assistance.'
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CALIFORNIA
Mid-Day Toastmasters meetings in July
Toastmasters International is the leading nonprofit dedicated to effective oral communication and leadership development. In the last 99 years there have been four million members. Members meet to deliver and evaluate prepared and impromptu speeches in an effort to improve as speakers and leaders. Mid-Day club generally meets the first and third Saturdays at 8am to 9am Pacific Daylight Time and Mountain Standard Time, and the second and fourth Tuesdays at 9:30 am to 10:30 am Pacific Daylight Time and Mountain Standard Time. Guests are always welcome.
Mid-Day Toastmasters meets for one hour on:
- Saturdays July 6 and July 20, 2024 at 8 am to 9 am Pacific Daylight Time and Mountain Standard Time.
- Tuesdays July 9, 2024 and July 23, 2024 at 9:30 am Pacific Daylight Time and Mountain Standard Time.
The meetings will stream at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9239283290
We have fun educational meetings. An agenda for role signup is on the club web page https://4139.toastmastersclubs.org.
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