William Roller

1 week ago | record-bee.com | William Roller

LAKEPORT >> A Town Hall convened Thursday aimed at protecting a vital water resource that has, and could again, prove critical to fighting wildfires, but also to sustain the economy and enhance recreational opportunities for an isolated, yet popular destination point for longtime residents. The Lake County Chamber of Commerce hosted the event at the Soper Reese Theater, Thursday. Master of Ceremonies was Amanda Martin, Chief Economic Officer of the Chamber.

1 week ago | record-bee.com | William Roller

LAKE COUNTY >> Dr. Harry Lyons, one of the guides for the Nature Center at Rodman Preserve, might have seemingly steered into a storm of indifference the first day of a three-day holiday weekend, but his intuition paid off splendidly. “It’ a kind of special day, in that we wanted to take advantage of the holiday,” he said. “So, we offered a guided tour, which only happens on occasion and also setup children’s demonstrations around the Nature Center.

2 weeks ago | record-bee.com | William Roller

NEW YORK >>Those actively engaged to opposing what some have characterized as the anti-civil liberty efforts of the Trump Administration maintain it will require a lot of stamina to fight but are persistent to make clear to friends and foes they are ready and not backing down. Deborah N.

2 weeks ago | record-bee.com | William Roller

LAKEPORT >> A closely packed suburban neighborhood looks to be soon relieved of hazards posed by a negligent owner as the Board of Supervisors shepherd through an abatement of an absentee landlord’s property following months of ignoring compliance directives. On Tuesday the board considered proposed assessment of abatement costs to a Lake Street property, stated to be in Nice.

3 weeks ago | record-bee.com | William Roller

KELSEYVILLE >> Despite abundant winter rain, long range modeling conducted by CAL FIRE which looks three months out, and is based on precipitation, the fire season now looks to already be upon Lake County. Invited by the BVAC, District 5 Supervisor Jessica Pyska appeared before the council here on Wednesday for an update from the county perspective. April was dry and May is shaping up to be dry as well and June, likely warmer than usual, noted Pyska.