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Each year a group of volunteers, young and older, honor veterans of America’s armed forces with a special Avenue of Flags at Lake County cemeteries. A reminder is also placed for those who died in the service of this country. Volunteers in previous years have included Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, the Lake County Fire Protection District and individuals wishing to give thanks to veterans who have passed on. - Photo by Janene Dillon
Each year a group of volunteers, young and older, honor veterans of America’s armed forces with a special Avenue of Flags at Lake County cemeteries. A reminder is also placed for those who died in the service of this country. Volunteers in previous years have included Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, the Lake County Fire Protection District and individuals wishing to give thanks to veterans who have passed on. – Photo by Janene Dillon
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UPPER LAKE >> The Avenue of the Flags is having a spaghetti and lasagna feed dinner and silent auction from 5 to 8 p.m. March 11 at the Bachelor Valley Grange hall.

The menu will include pasta dishes, salad, garlic bread, coffee, tea or soft drink and dessert, all for a suggested donation of $10. Vegetarian lasagna will also be available. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For pre-sale tickets call 275-9515.

The Avenue of the Flags is an organization that was formed to preserve and honor the memory of Lake County veterans. Twice a year on Memorial Day and Veteran’s Day dedicated individuals and groups from various Lake County communities come together and fly more than 1,500 flags at four cemeteries: Hartley Cemetery in Lakeport, Upper Lake Cemetery, Kelseyville Cemetery and Lower Lake Cemetery. These flags once draped the caskets of fallen veterans and have been donated by the veteran’s family.

“The sight of the rows of flags flying is both inspiring and breath taking,” said Robin Humphrey of the organization. “The Avenue of Flags is a patriotic feature at the cemeteries that reinforce patriotism, national pride and represent a visible, bold and proud display of the flags Help us honor our Lake County veterans by supporting the Avenue of the Flags.”

If you would like to make a donation send it to: The Avenue of the Flags, P.O. Box 980, Lower Lake, CA 95457.

The Bachelor Valley Grange hall is located at 9355 Government St. in Upper Lake.

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