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As the general election approaches, staff at the Lake County Clerk and Recorder’s Office are preparing for an election year with pandemic safety measures in place and notably more concern from Lake County voters.
Ballots were mailed to voters throughout the county on Oct. 9, and since then residents have been able to cast ballots through Colorado’s mail-in voting system and drop boxes. In-person voting began Monday.Â
Lake County Clerk and Recorder Patty Berger acts as the county’s election official and manages the process of counting, administering and submitting the results of each election held in the county.
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The following article was published in the Herald Democrat on Nov. 25 1918.
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T h e L a k e C o u n t y Recreation Department is providing Lake County families with a socially distant opportunity to celebrate Halloween this year — Trunk-or-Treat.Â
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Dave Ellerman displays the 7.5-gauge train that he built during the pandemic. The engine, using 24-volt electric power, can pull 1,200 pounds. The train consists of the engine, a car where the engineer (Ellerman) sits and and flat car for passengers. His final car is a caboose which is just …
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