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Who wants to participat­e in Lemonade Day?

The renowned community initiative, Lemonade Day, is inviting young entreprene­urs to register for an inspiring journey into the world of business. Designed to teach kids crucial business and life skills, Lemonade Day is a hands-on program that guides them through the process of starting their very own lemonade stand business.

Lemonade Day's mission is to help today's youth become the business leaders, social advocates, community volunteers, and forward-thinking citizens of tomorrow by teaching them to set a goal, make a plan, work their plan, and achieve their dreams. With a focus on financial literacy, goal-setting, and teamwork, Lemonade Day prepares participan­ts for success in business and in life.

Registrati­on is free and can be done at https://lemonadeda­y.org/humboldt-county. The deadline to register is June 1.

For more informatio­n, go to https://www.facebook.com/ humboldtle­monadeday, or email humboldt@lemonadeda­y.org.

Civil grand jury seeks members for 2024-25

The Humboldt County Civil Grand Jury, part of the judicial branch of government, is seeking jurors for the 2024-25 term.

Every year 19 citizens serve their community by investigat­ing all aspects of local government and reporting their findings, and we are seeking jurors for the 2024-2025 term.

The Civil Grand Jury may examine all aspects of city and county government­s and special districts to ensure that the best interests of Humboldt County residents are being served. Each year final reports are released, explaining the issues and giving recommenda­tions about how local government can improve our services. Elected officials are required to respond to these recommenda­tions in a public forum.

The requiremen­ts to qualify are that you must be a U.S. citizen and have lived in Humboldt County for at least one year. The ideal juror shows curiosity about government and local issues, is good at collaborat­ing with others, and enjoys doing research and interviewi­ng local citizens and officials. Prospectiv­e grand jurors are chosen by lottery.

To serve, apply at https://humboldtgo­v.org/510/CivilGrand-Jury. Additional informatio­n provided by the Civil Grand Jurors' Associatio­n of California can be found at https://cgja.org/.

Annual LWV community lunch set for April 19

Time to make reservatio­ns for the League of Women Voters of Humboldt County's annual State of the Community Luncheon. It will be at the Adorni Center on April 19. Doors open at 11:30 a.m.

The luncheon is the LWV's major fundraiser each year. The keynote speaker is Jennifer Savage from the Surfrider Foundation. Her talk will be titled: “We Are All in the Impact Zone.”

Honorees are seismic expert Lori Dengler, community volunteer Jaff Lamoree, and the Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation. Rex Bohn, Chair of the Board of Supervisor­s, will provide an update on county issues. Reservatio­ns are required.

To find out more or to make reservatio­ns, go to my.lwv.org/ california/humboldt-county. The cost is $75 per person and checks can be sent to LWV, 82 Steele Lane, Eureka 95503.

 ?? TIMES-STANDARD FILE PHOTO ?? Rowan Dick sells a cup of strawberry lemonade to Topher Reynolds of Eureka during a past Lemonade Day event.
TIMES-STANDARD FILE PHOTO Rowan Dick sells a cup of strawberry lemonade to Topher Reynolds of Eureka during a past Lemonade Day event.
 ?? CONTRIBUTE­D ?? Lori Dengler, a geology professor emeritus of Cal Poly Humboldt, will be honored at the annual League of Women Voters luncheon on Friday.
CONTRIBUTE­D Lori Dengler, a geology professor emeritus of Cal Poly Humboldt, will be honored at the annual League of Women Voters luncheon on Friday.

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