What’s Up This Week – 7.1.22

Lake County Music Guide: Your Fourth of July Party Planner

If You Don’t Care for the Onion, it Will Make you Cry – The Importance of Setting Boundaries

Nature Journaling with Poet Laureate at Rodman Preserve July 2

Lake County Land Trust’s Rodman Preserve Open Saturdays 9 – 1

Free Showing of Award-Winning Documentary

Mendocino-Lake Community College District Board of Trustee Openings

GARDEN CLUB HOST MENDO-LAKE DISTRICT MEETING

Party-Hopping in Lake County

Camarones, Alambre, and Molé: Enjoying the Delights of La Parrilla in Middletown

Two Poems by Beulah Vega

For Nicholas – Poetry by Beulah Vega

Lake County History Chapter 79: The Copperheads

LAKE COUNTY HISTORY CHAPTER 34: NANCY KELSEY’S DIARY – NANCY’S LAST YEARS

Enjoying Gluten-Free Goodness at Finley Country Market

Lake County’s Beautiful Bald Eagles: by Kathleen Scavone

What Women Do To Grieve – Poetry by Georgina Marie

Quality Products, Quality Service: Premier Flooring

Poetry of the Body Contest First Place Poem: The Gift That Keeps on Giving by Karen Lewis

Flotilla Repeats Mirror Project at Lake County Elementary Schools

RABBIT POEM – POETRY BY GEORGINA MARIE

Farmers’ Market Poetry Contest Third Place Winner: “The Golden Peach” by Mia Ruiz

About the Man we Call BJ: Poetry by K. R. Morrison

Take a Drive in Lake County, Part 3: Upper Lake to Lower Lake

350 NORTH: CASUAL, HOMETOWN FOOD

Got Some Writing Skills and Want to Make Some Cash? The Bloom is Looking for Restaurant and Winery Reviews

City Announces Passing Of Former City Clerk Sharon Goode

This Night: Poetry by Tony Press

The Neighbor You Never Knew: Meet Photographer Karen Pavone

Cache Creek Vineyards: A Short Vacation from Reality

Why Unconditional Love is Priceless: by Lori Armstrong

Indigenous Poetics Reading at Middletown Art Center

THE RED SEDAN: CHAPTER 11

It’s Easy to Help Out: Support The Bloom and Watch Us Grow

Heat and Harvest: Poetry by Jennifer Mills Kerr

The Story of Loch Lomond: The Prather Boys, Part 2

WINDOW ON LAKE COUNTY: WHEN AN EEL IS NOT AN EEL

New Year’s Day: Poetry by Cynthia Good – Second Place Winner of Solstice Contest

“ALL EVERYBODY WANTS IS A LITTLE LOVE” – CARLTON TIRE