Nikki Carboni

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Freelance Writer at Lake County Record-Bee

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State of Clear Lake and ongoing projects discussed at breakfast forum

2 weeks ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

Trump’s recent moves risk politicizing the military, which has long strived to stay above politics
Pomp and Circumstance: Graduation at Upper Lake High

2 weeks ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

UPPER LAKE>>> On Friday June 6, 67 seniors at Upper Lake High School received their diplomas, leaving their legacies and moving on to their next chapter in life. The Upper Lake High School Performance Band began the ceremony with the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance” while all of the seniors took their seats. Senior Class President Jacqueline Hope Marks II opened with a land acknowledgement recognizing the local native tribes.
Energy efficiency is focus of Judge’s breakfast forum

2 weeks ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

CLEARLAKE>>> On Thursday June 5 at the Judge’s Breakfast in Clearlake, guest speaker Jennifer Brennen, Northern Rural Energy Network as a part of the Lake Area Planning Council (LAPC), focused her presentation on the energy efficiency programs available for residents in Lake County.
A breakfast full of community conversation

4 weeks ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

CLEARLAKE>>> This week at the Judges Breakfast in Clearlake the topic was open, unfurling a community based conversation rooted in local passion. Beginning the discussion was District 2 Supervisor Bruno Sabatier with an update on the Town Hall meeting at the Soper Reese in Lakeport regarding the Lake Pillsbury dam decommissioning.
Eduardo Diaz shares the Sub X Project, future astronauts training

1 month ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

The Woodland Community College Lake County Campus is welcoming an exciting new project – Sub X. Run by founder Dr. Eduardo Diaz the Sub X project will begin with it's build here and testing here, moving to Lake Tahoe once complete to train space bound astronauts. Originally Published: May 23, 2025 at 6:00 AM PDT
Fire officials prep residents for upcoming wildfire season

1 month ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

CLEARLAKE— At the May 15 Judge’s Breakfast in Clearlake, Lake County Fire Protection District Fire Marshall Autumn Lancaster and Chief William Sapeta discussed more ways in which to prepare people’s homes and community for this upcoming wildfire fire season. Lancaster dove deep into home hardening and prepping one’s property to a zone zero landscape, which is a 5 foot resistance space that surrounds one’s home.
CLERC $30 million in grants helps reduce 3,500 acres of hazardous vegetation

1 month ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

At the most recent Judge’s Breakfast in Clearlake, Will Evans, the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Clear Lake Environmental Research Center (CLERC), presented on the group’s current and future projects. The CLERC began in 2014 having original intentions of studying Clear Lake and the surrounding watersheds, unlocking its many secrets.
County Public Health Department informs community about tobacco program efforts

1 month ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

Director of the Tobacco Program for the Lake County Public Heath Department Liberty Francis spoke on Thursday at the Judge’s Breakfast in Clearlake. During her presentation she focused on tobacco waste and how often children are exposed to smoking, vaping, and chewing tobacco products. Originally Published: May 6, 2025 at 7:28 AM PDT
Missing and murdered indigenous people the focus of annual event

1 month ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

LAKEPORT>>> Over 1000 people attended the third annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous People’s Day on May 2 at Xabatin Park in Lakeport. Hosted by the Lake County Tribal Health Consortium, the event raises awareness regarding the ongoing epidemic where Native Americans suffer violent and sexual crimes, as well as death, at an alarmingly higher rate than other races.
Congressman Thompson hosts annual ravioli dinner fundraiser at Boatique Winery

2 months ago | record-bee.com | Nikki Carboni

KELSEYVILLE>>> Attracting a sea of attendees Congressman Mike Thompson hosted his 34th annual ravioli dinner this Sunday at the Boatique Winery in Kelseyville. Every year Thompson and his team organize campaign fundraising events across his district giving the Congressman a chance to keep in touch with his constituents, even in rural areas like Lake County. Thompson began his speech expressing gratitude for everyone involved, beginning with Flute Forward for providing their musical entertainment.