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The City of Clearlake Declared a Proclamation on 2-23-2012

2/25/2012

The City of Clearlake Declared a Proclamation on 2-23-2012
The Third Proclamation Since August 23, 2011 Declared for the Lake County Summer of Peace Project!

The City of Clearlake declared a Proclamation for the Lake County Summer of Peace 2012 and International Day of Peace in Lake County signed by Mayor Joey Luiz on February 23, 2012, urging our community to observe and participate in the activities in accord with the universal wish for peace within and among all nations and peoples. Visit the proclamation tab.

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The 90-Day Celebration will include:

2/22/2012

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*An open source platform for you to share your personal Peace practices and to learn from others;

*Practical, proven tools and resources for cultivating inner Peace and for promoting Harmonious relationships in your family, school, community, the environment and the world at large;

*Further cultural development of Lake County into an Artist and Writers colony, with little bistros around the lake for evening relaxation with Lake County wine and a growing community of talented musicians, artists and designers, writers (poets, novelists, journalists), actors, directors and producers.

*Exemplary stories of reconciliation and hope that demonstrate the positive potential of Lake County residents using their creative imagination to shape their/our own world positively according to consensus by multiple inventive minds;

*Enhancement and expansion of Lake County’s natural beauty and the pride of its residents through gardening, home and property improvement for residential and neighborhood attraction;

*Emergent business prosperity paired with the Summer of Peace reaches beyond economic concerns toward a new common vision and practice of even better products and service, better marketing and development for increased tourism and welcome activities to travelers from neighboring counties, the Bay Area, and other cities and counties throughout California and the U.S.

*Hosted by Lake County partners and active organizations regarding the health and well-being of all individuals and groups through cooperative and collaborative projects by individuals, businesses, public and private agencies, professionals, workers, military and retired military, churches, civic and service organizations, the courts, probation, law enforcement, law makers, government employees, programmers, repair people,
operators, firefighters, mental health and social service providers, educators, alternative health care providers, artists, writers, performers, musicians, laborers, truck drivers, garbage men and women, postmen and women, tree and yard workers, Technological products, systems and services designers, engineers, and developers, hospitals, health care professionals, communities and other non-profit organizations.

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Lake County Summer of Peace 2012 Vision

2/22/2012

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The vision of the Lake County Summer of Peace 2012 is to activate the largest global commitment to Peace and Prosperity in one season in the history of humankind. With your help, this is possible, and is beginning to happen!

AS CALIFORNIA’S FIRST OFFICIAL REGION OF PEACE IN THE STATE WITH THE HONOR OF SERVING ON THE ADVISORY BOARD OF THE INTERNATIONAL CITIES OF PEACE, WE WILL JOIN THE CAMPAIGN OF MILLIONS, MODELING FOR THE NATION AND WORLD A GRASSROOTS RURAL CELEBRATION THAT ANY COUNTY, CITY, TOWN OR COUNTRY AREA CAN USE AS A TEMPLATE FOR THEIR OWN CELEBRATION OF PEACE AND PROSPERTY THAT SUPPORTS THE SHIFT OF THE PLANET’S POPULATION TOWARD A CULTURE OF PEACE.

As a microcosm of the global celebration, The Lake County Summer of Peace 2012 is designated to celebrate and share ideas of peace and prosperity from June 22 through September 21 (the International Day of Peace, as named by the United Nations in 1984)

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July 09th, 2012

The City of Clearlake Declared a Proclamation on 2-23-2012

The 90-Day Celebration will include:

Lake County Summer of Peace 2012 Vision

Taira St. John

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