Lakeside’s Wastewater treatment plant is participating in a program that will bring in man power at no cost to the City. Ardith Lewis, Chief plant operator, reported on the opportunity at the regular city council meeting and got council approval to proceed. “We have all the benefits, no wages to pay, no insurance, no equipment [...]
John Reiss presenting Corey Ardent, First Place Winner, with his new Baitcaster fishing rod and reel. The combined weight of his winning Steelhead was 21.01 pounds. Rob Eubanks is holding his new combination Lamiglass fishing rod and reel. He took second place for a fish weighing in at 14.88 pounds. Arron Speakman, was unavailable for [...]
The Eel Tenmile Salmon Trout Enhancement Program (STEP) along with the Lakeside Library are featuring Chinook Salmon eggs to show the process of fertilized salmon eggs developing. The eggs are now starting to hatch into tiny fry. The tiny fish still have the egg sacs attached and show swimming ability. The newly hatched fish must [...]
This is a picture of Two Steelhead caught on December 31! Way to go boys! They used Sand Shrimp for bait, bought at Ringo’s Lakeside Marina.
First order of business was installing two new Commissioners, Dan Gonsalves and Tina Ross, along with incumbent Commissioner Shirley Janssen. City Administrator Charlie Hill, read the Oath of Office and swore them in. Commissioner Herman Fanger was absent due to a medical emergency. After calling the meeting to order and flag salute, a statement was [...]
The sixth Annual Tenmile Creek Steelhead Derby sponsored by Ringo’s Marina, will be held January 14-15, 2012. So far 30 tickets have been sold. Tenmile Watershed Coordinator Mike Mader, “wants rain to raise the level of Tenmile Creek.” Fishing is good, with catches large and small steelhead. Good fishing occurs with the water level 12 [...]
We want to thank our many supporters and readers for a very successful 2011. And, we wish all of you and yours and very happy and prosperous New Year.
John 1 1-4 That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked at and our hands have touched—this we proclaim concerning the Word of life. 2 The life appeared; we have seen it and testify to it, and we proclaim to you the eternal [...]
By Pastor John Adams While nearly all of us know Jesus’ name, fewer know who he really was. Many people assume that Jesus was just a good moral teacher. But if he were merely a good teacher, why would we celebrate his birth in the twenty-first century? More enemies than friends Jesus was born in [...]
Santa’s helpers headed by Rudy Sherych, from Lakeside Parks Advisory Committee Garden Committee, went to Mel Luckies, Mountain View Farms (U-Cut Christmas trees) to pick up six trees for the front of city hall. This has become an annual event since the inception of Lakeside Parks Advisory/Community Garden Committee in 2007. It was the brain child [...]
By Pastor John Adams While nearly all of us know Jesus’ name, fewer know who he really was. Many people assume that Jesus was just a good moral teacher. But if he were merely a good teacher, why would we celebrate his birth in the twenty-first century? More enemies than friends Jesus was born in [...]
BROILED TUNA STEAKS 2-4 tuna steaks, about 1 inch thick Salt and fresh ground pepper, to taste 4 sprigs fresh thyme, chopped or 1 tsp. dried 1 tsp. fresh grated or dried powdered ginger 1 sliced clove garlic or minced 2 tbsp. soy sauce 1 tbsp. fresh lemon juice 2 tbsp. olive oil In a [...]
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