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Supervisors: Energy projects should benefit communities

FROM STAFF REPORTS

If you don’t get The Leader in print, you’re missing out!

Here’s what you missed this week:

-We ask people about their favorite outdoor activities in “Lucerne Valley Speaks.”

SOS holds auction, preps for meeting

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PHOTO BY KRIS REILLY

Truckloads of items were sold at Sunday’s auction for the Measure S campaign.

BY KRIS REILLY, Editor

AB 32: Differing Views

Rib, Malone discuss bill that regulates greenhouse gas emissions

By KRIS REILLY, Editor

Russells to host trio of Nashville songwriters

BY KRIS REILLY, Editor

Important announcement

The Leader is no longer using its old e-mail address (leader@lucernevalley.net).

Will marines drive vistors away?

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The recent ‘King of the Hammers’ event drew thousands of visitors to the Johnson Valley OHV area.

Local businesses worried about Marine base expansion

By KRIS REILLY, Editor

Some say it could make Lucerne Valley a ghost town.

Clearing up a bit of confusion

Editor's Notebook by Kris Reilly

I picked a heck of a time to come to Lucerne Valley. There’s plenty to write about, and there’s plenty for this community to be angry and worried about.

If you don’t get The Leader in print, you’re missing out!

Here’s what you missed this week:

-Local kids are featured in “Lucerne Valley Speaks.”

-Local photos, including LVHS baseball, a modern-day gunslinger and two LVHS events.

Losing their view?

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From left to right: Brian Hammer, Sue Hammer, Al Goovaerts, Barbara Riddle and Jessica Peck all own property near the project.

Residents object to solar project on north end of town

By KRIS REILLY, Editor

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