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Residents urge support for fifth-grade scholarships, report nearby fires and press for road-safety fixes
Summary
Public commenters at the Clearlake meeting urged donations to local 'Adopt-a-Fifth-Grader' scholarships, recounted a string of vehicle and structure fires near Liddell Avenue and asked who is responsible for cleanup, and raised pedestrian-safety concerns on Old Highway 53.
Several residents used the public-comment period to press the council on community needs.
Retired teacher Carolyn Jarrett described two scholarship programs — Mendocino College’s long-standing Adopt-a-Fifth-Grader program and a newer Yuba College initiative — and said it takes roughly $700 to fund an individual scholarship.…
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