JUNE-JULY ‘20 We the People… · 2020. 6. 3. · Noel Jones Our sincere sympathies and prayers are extended to Ginny and Hank Nussbeck and family on the recent passing of Ginny's

Weatherby Lake Living Newsletter

June-July, 2020

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WEATHERBY LAKE LIVING

We the People…


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to listen? Creating these kinds of connections are important in our personal well being. It's far more than just having a party...it's building a trusted friendship. And, that's our own personal vaccination against loneliness.

Peace & Goodwill – Pat Medill

From the Editor

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Most everyone is learning new ways to make good use of our gift of "time" to get some long overdue tasks done. Homes, lawns, closets, garages, etc., are looking better. While we miss our old routines, getting some things organized and tidied brings a nice feeling. We recognize that there is a light in the darkness, if we make the slightest effort to find it. We have been inundated daily with the Virus news...but, we have also heard unprecedented examples of kindness and goodwill...on a world scale. Our community is on top of that goodwill. Our Police Chief, the Mayor and City leaders, the WLIC President, Board and staff, Clubs, Committees, and residents have found an abundance of compassion and kindness, and have been sharing that on countless levels. We are reminded that our community is truly exceptional and we are an integral link in that chain of goodness. Reaching out to one another is not just something we should do when challenges strike. It is something we should do routinely, so when challenges occur, we have built-in strength and connection already in place. Who is that person you know that you can call when you have an urgency? Is there someone you can comfortably call when you just need a shoulder or a caring ear

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STEVE CLARK MAYOR

ALDERMAN:

WESTSIDE Don Hoy – 816- 695-7271

Doug Richmond – 402-540-0078

EASTSIDE

Tanya Finn – 587-9957 Rick Footer - 804-240-8077

Phone: 816-741-5545 Fax: 816-741-1480

[email protected]

City Hall Office Hours Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Welcome to ‘a new type of’ Summer. Your City Hall has been open and fully functioning during this Covid-19 Pandemic. Our Police Chief Davis and his fine staff have continued 24 hour patrolling and Public Works Director Lowman and his crew have continued the excellent services that they provide. On June 1st the doors at City Hall will be open again for walk in traffic. As a side note the Platte County Health Department would advise us when there is a confirmed case of Covid-19 in Weatherby Lake. As of this time we have had no confirmed cases of Covid-19 reported. The City has been following the guidance of the County Health Department and will continue to do so. Their updates are posted to our City website atcityofweatherbylake-mo.gov We work hand in hand with the Weatherby Lake Park Board in determining how to administer the operation on the parks and enforcement is being done by our Police Department. As you are probably aware, the Board of Aldermen have been hearing a lot about golf carts for a few years. Some folks have even bought one. People come to our monthly meetings to speak for them and we hear others speak against golf carts. So it seemed to the Aldermen and myself that our community was about evenly divided on the issue and in fact that is what we found out on the recent survey that was mailed to everyone’s home. I have had many calls and letters both ‘for ‘ and ‘against’. Personally, I have no strong opinion one way or the other. Despite the unfortunate fact that there was a typo on the return date of the survey, we did eventually end up with over a 50% return rate which is actually very impressive, amazing and accurate. All the results and accompanying comments along with the proposed ordinance can all be found on our website. You will see we had a wide variety of both negative and positive comments. However this is ultimately decided, half the folks won’t be happy with whatever that final decision is. The old adage that comes to mind is ‘No good deed goes unpunished’. I have often thought during the quarantine these last few months how much worse it could have been to endure if this had happened going into winter instead of coming out of it. I enjoy getting outside, taking in the beauty of Mother Nature in the Springtime; to see the greening of our beautiful city. At the behest of Linda and Marlin Cone, I encourage all residents to plant flowering trees and bushes when you are replacing or starting a new landscaping project. Hopefully most of our usual summertime events can happen as planned; enjoy them all safely and responsively. See you on the lake, Steve Clark Mayor

Mayor’s Comments


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KEVIN DAVIS CHIEF of police

Emergency - Call 911 Office - 816.741.8111

Dispatcher - 816.858.3521 Water Patrol - 816.807.6700

Fax - 816.741.1480

For weather and other city related notifications sign up for Nixle on the front of the city web page

http://www.cityofweatherbylake-mo.gov. The Weatherby Lake Improvement Company reminds everyone as we kick off the spring-summer season please do not leave any unsecured items: fishing rods and tackle, coolers, life jackets, paddles or any item of value on your boat(s) unattended. As the 4th of July holiday is approaching it is important to know the city ordinance regulations on fireworks. Weatherby Lake Ordinance #210.225 Fireworks reads in part: The following types of fireworks are always prohibited within the City of Weatherby Lake, and it shall be unlawful for any person to carry on or about his/her person, use or display the following (unless authorized by the provisions of Subsection (F)of this Section): All aerial devices. Including, but not limited to, sky rockets, missile-type rockets, bottle rockets, helicopter aerial spinners, Roman candles and mine shells. Audible ground devices. Containing over twenty-five (25) milligrams of pyrotechnic composition, including, but not limited to, firecrackers, chasers, M-80's, cherry bombs, etc. The following types of fireworks are allowed within the City limits of Weatherby Lake on July 2, 3 and 4 between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M.: Ground and hand-held sparkling devices. Such as sparklers, cane fountains, wheels and ground spinners. Audible ground devices. Containing twenty-five (25) milligrams or less of pyrotechnic composition, such as small firecrackers and lady fingers. Novelties and trick noisemakers. Not classified as common fireworks by the United States Department of Transportation, such as snakes, smoke devices and snappers. The staff of the Weatherby Lake Police Department wishes everyone a happy and safe 4th of July holiday!!!!!!

Chief Kevin Davis and fellow officers helped surprise Pride Fox & family with a short Birthday parade during the pandemic.


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The Weatherby Lake Historical Committee is made up of seven (7) members and two (2) alternates. The members are appointed by the Mayor from the public at large, and are subject to the approval of the Board of Alderpersons. Each member must be a resident of the City of Weatherby Lake, and serves for a term of three (3) years.

Full Committee Members

Jon Bushman Marianne Ennett

Trina Henke Pat Medill

Heidi Neece Lyle Phillips Judy Shafe’

Shauna Zahner

Alternate Members

Mabel Phillips

WL HISTORICAL COMMITTEE

Weatherby Lake Historical Committee !!!!

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Do you need to send a thank you card or bring a hostess gift to an upcoming party? Are you planning to cozy up to a good book this winter? The Weatherby Lake Historical Committee has the perfect

items for you.

Proceeds go towards a new City Hall historical marker.

Weatherby Lake photos on twelve (12) blank notecards for $20.00.

The Chronicles of Weatherby Lake Book for $45.00.

WLHC Meeting at City Hall: March 12, 2020 at 9:30A.M.

Anyone interested may attend.

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WEATHERBY LAKE

IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

[email protected]

www.WLIC.org

WLIC Office Hours: Mon thru Fri: 8:00a - 2:00p

Office Telephone: 816-741-5556 Water Patrol: 816-807-6700

It's been a challenging start to the lake season and we wanted to take the opportunity to thank you, the Membership, for your patience during the Memorial Holiday. What surely looked to be a wash-out, morphed into rather pleasant weather for all. We hope your celebrations faired the same. Undoubtedly, we anticipate additional changes in WLIC policies and procedures as we move throughout the season. We will do our best to keep the Membership informed as quickly and clearly as possible. Here are a few items we've been working on...

• We are meeting with other area civic leaders to compare COVID-19 prevention practices. As well as, keeping appraised of other expert data and recommendations.

• We are beefing up Shore Patrol to help monitor for potential trespassing. We are very fortunate to have such a wonderful place to ride out the storm. Unfortunately, it's attractive to non-members as well.

• This season, we will be adding an additional Water Patrol watercraft and engaging with the Southern Platte Fire District to ensure clear rescue communications in a Weatherby Lake emergency. And, in an effort to ensure consistency with rules & regulation enforcement and consistency between interactions of Water/Shore patrol and Members, we will be outfitting Water/Shore Patrol with body cameras. As is the case with our current Access Area video cameras, this footage will not be shared with any private individual nor WLIC Member. It will only be referenced internally among the WLIC Board and staff, or when requested by law enforcement.

• We continue to monitor the algae growth in the lake. At this time, we believe that the filamenteous green algae will "burn off" once the weather remains steadily hot. In the meantime, if you choose to use fertilizer we encourage everyone to follow good fertilizer application best-practices. Small steps like purchasing "Low-P" products and blowing fertilizer/grass clippings back into your yard will help.

Again, we look forward to the season before us and thank you for making the journey with Weatherby style, courtesy and finesse. Together, we make a difference!


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Resident & Community News

Noel Jones

Our sincere sympathies and prayers are extended to Ginny and Hank Nussbeck and family on the recent passing of Ginny's

father, Noel Jones, of Weston, Missouri, where he was a member of the First Baptist Church of Weston. Noel was a long time employee for TWA and later for Avis. He was deeply devoted to his family and will be sadly missed by all.

It's great to see so many folks out walking and walking their dogs. But, there are more and more observations that the walkers are failing to pick up what their doggies are leaving behind. PLEASE, be more mindful and considerate of the other walkers, especially since now there are a lot more walkers on our streets...and especially on the dam.

Also...remember to respect the distance between walkers and do not walk or jog closer than 10'-15'. A courteous reminder when someone comes too close is suggested. Please walk close to the guardrail on the dam and not in the street. Yes, these seem like unfriendly guidelines, but it is what we are expected to do in order to maintain basic courtesy, respect and responsibility.

Thank you for your support in keeping our community safe.

"WE ARE NEVER TOO FAR DOWN TO COME BACK."

NIKE


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Weatherby Lake Fishing Club Scholarship Fund

Weatherby Lake Fishing Club Scholarship Fund for 2020. We

will be giving out Scholarships again for this next Fall Semester. All

donations appreciated to keep this fund going. We accept cash, checks and any of the below items. Thanks for all your support for this community.

ARE YOU TIRED OF STORING YOUR OLD BOATS, TRAILERS AND MOTORS???

DONATE YOUR RUNABOUTS, CANOES, FISHING BOATS, PONTOON BOATS, SAILBOATS, OR OTHER WATER CRAFT, TRAILERS AND MOTORS TO THE WEATHERBY LAKE FISHING CLUB SCHOLARSHIP FUND. WE WILL COME PICK UP YOUR EQUIPMENT. ALL PROCEEDS FROM THEM WILL GO TO OUR WEATHERBY LAKE KIDS TO HELP WITH THEIR COLLEGE EDUCATION.

Any questions or for more information call or email;

WEATHERBY LAKE SHREDDING EVENT

SATURDAY June 20, 2020 8am-12 Noon

Weatherby Lake Comm. Center Parking Lot

IRON MOUNTAIN SECURE SHREDDING SERVICES

ELECTRONICS RECYCLING AND PRESCRIPTION & OTC DRUG TAKE BACK

All residents are welcome to bring their

personal and business confidential documents to be professional shredded on site. Tax Returns, Investment

statements for taxable accounts, Bank Statements, Credit Card

Statements, Unsolicited Pre-approved Credit Card Applications, Pay stubs, ATM Receipts,

Canceled checks, Retirement Plan contributions, Insurance Policies, Wills or

other legal documents

NEW RESIDENTS Chad Adams Carlos & Katherin Bass Wayne & Linda Houde Joe J. Jackson Mark & Rebecca McFarland Mike Rangel & Kathy Carpenter Shane &TaraRavenscroft Jay & Rachel Rilinger Ann Wagner Robb & CourtneyWaters George & Jolene Williams John Winget & Jennifer Scholl

SUNDAY June 21st


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WEATHERBY LAKE FISHING CLUB ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship applications will be accepted from June 1, until July 12, 2020, from Weatherby Lake residents only.

Applicants must be a graduating senior in high school going to College in

the fall semester, or a current College student going back at the next semester. They must be enrolled and accepted as a full time student. Candidates must submit the following information: *Letter stating reason you are seeking scholarship and information about yourself on being a favorable candidate. *Must present current grade card or school transcript from the last or present semester. *Three current letters of recommendation, only one can be from a family member or relative. *All letters must be signed and dated by the person making recommendation. *A letter of any civic, community or extra-curricular activities that you have performed. All of these will factor in and be calculated thru a special committee to decide on the recipients of these awards. All Scholarship monies will be sent to the recipient’s school in their name. We will be distributing the Scholarship awards to all the winners at the Fishing Club Picnic July 13, 2020, at the C-Point Pavilion. Mail applications to: Sharon Bugg, 10301 NW 72nd Terr, Weatherby Lake, MO 64152. Any Questions call: Hank Nussbeck (816) 529-3502 or email [email protected]

WEATHERBY LAKE SENIORS All gatherings are held at Weatherby

Lake City Hall Second Wednesdays....10am

The SENIORS GROUP will be canceled

until further notice. Be safe and be well.

For information, contact Tanya Finn, 816-830-1430

JULY 4TH COMMUNITY ACTIVIES

Please watch for a special home mailing

outlining allowed July 4th celebrations,

depending on COVID-19 RULES.


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WL Community Activities

The Pandemic Plunge was a big success! Thanks to everyone who participated! If the shirts have not yet been delivered at the time of this newsletter, we will be coordinating directly with everyone who ordered to get them delivered. Our next planned WL Activity is the 4th of July swim/watermelon races at the beach, pending COVID-19 rules and orders at that time. Please keep up to date on all events and activities happening in WL by following the Weatherby Lake Facebook Page. We will make sure to post the latest information on the event there. If you have any questions, would like to submit suggestions for future events, or would like to participate in the planning committee, please contact us via Facebook or email [email protected].


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June-July, 2020

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The June 1, 2020 Meeting has been Canceled. Our next event planned is the Weatherby Lake Fishing Club Picnic, July 13, 2020, at the C-Point Pavilion starting at 5pm 'till 7pm. This is open to all Weatherby Lake Residents and Family, there is NO charge, just come and get acquainted...another great Community get together. FISHING REPORT Crappie spawn is about over and crappie are starting to move to the brush piles...alot caught on minnows and jigs. Bass are starting to move in to spawn in the shallows on numerous baits. Bluegill and Redear will move in June also, then Catfish. Fishing has been good most days, except when the cold fronts has moved them in and out. I ask all Fishermen to respect others on the Lake and Property, remember most are private docks and boats all around the Lake, this includes property owners seawalls. Lets all have a great time fishing and respect other's property while we are doing it. Thank you, Hank Nussbeck

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2020 WEATHERBY LAKE FISHING CLUB MEMBERSHIP FORM

The Fishing Club invites all residents to join and support the Community and Lake by joining or renewing your membership.

Family Memberships $20.00 per year. Memberships are open to all Weatherby Lake Residents and property owners.

If sending check make out to WLFC , or Weatherby Lake Fishing Club

NAME__________________________

EMAIL: ________________________

MEMBERSHIP TO THE FISHING CLUB $20.00

Send to John Bugg, 10301 NW 72nd Terr, Weatherby Lake, MO 64152, or drop off at City Hall. Contact: Hank Nussbeck 816-529-3502 or email: [email protected] Hank Nussbeck 816-529-3502 email [email protected]


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WEATHERBY LAKE GARDEN CLUB

Everywhere you look there are vibrant colors of flowers smiling back at you! I don’t know about you but they sure do make my day! Have you checked out some of the new annuals this spring at our wonderful nurseries? There are so many that can make your container pop with the Thrill, Spill and the Chill. Don’t forget to take your WLGC Discount card to save 10%. Family Tree and Grass Pad along with Shackelford Botanical Florist are the participating venues for the discount.!So it is with deep regret that our June 9, WLGC gathering is canceled. In the meantime, enjoy your gardens, container plants and any volunteering you may be doing at the Lake Entrances. !

YOU ARE APPRECIATED!!!We hope to see you all at the July 14 meeting!!!Grazin in the grass…It’s a gas…Can you dig it?!

WLGC Tuesday, July 14 at 6:15 pm !

C Point Pavilion!

“GARDEN FOR HEALTH” presented by !Kathy Armetage from the YMCA!

A fun way to stay healthy as you garden!!

Bagged Snacks, bottled water and wine will be served.!Members are asked to bring a lawn chair and a wine glass.!

If you added something new to your flower beds or containers, we would like for you to share with pictures.!

Transplants may be brought to share as well.!

Thank you to those who are placing flower pots at the entrances and!sprucing up the area around the marquees.!

Volunteers are needed at Eastside and Forest.!Please contact Jeanne Lueders if volunteering is something you would want to

do!!Stay positive, have fun in the dirt and enjoy the beautiful view of your surroundings! !

This is our happy place!!Jeanne Lueders, President !


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June-July, 2020

L O N G V I T Y

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We will wrap up Longevity Club on October 3 at 7 pm. Please join us at the home of Lori Richardson Carlson (8009 NW Roberts Road). We will have refreshments and a short program. We hope you can join us! The Longevity Core Team: Judy Wind Chairperson Lori Richardson Carlson Treasurer Karen Coulson Communications ([email protected])

During the corona scare, If anyone over the age of 70 needs someone to get groceries call Dr. Michael Hudak at 816-898-7877 and we can go to Hyvee or Walmart for you. 816-898-7877.

God Bless you all, be safe and well, and we will see you next month!


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Synergy Baby Shower Gifts Thank you ladies for your generosity! The baby shower

gifts for Synergy Services were greatly appreciated. All the items donated will go to their Teen Parent Support Program. This will be a huge blessing to some new parents. Once again you came through as soon as we announced the need. You’re the best!!

Scholarship Winner Selected WOW, we were blown away with the exceptional applicants and credentials who applied for this yearʼs educational scholarship!

Thank you to all those that applied. Winner will be announced soon by email and on our website. Neighborhood Wide Yard Sale Postponed We decided to postpone the original date of June 6 to a later date in the summer. We were concerned about the potential number of people coming & going in the city. We will be announcing a new date which will be late summer/early fall. Thanks for your understanding! New Officers Elected WOW members have elected new officers for 2020-2022! Pictured from left to right below: De Surma-President, Jeanne Lueders-Vice President, Linda Pederson-Secretary/Historian, Bernie Botbyl-Treasurer. Both De and Bernie are serving a second term. More details will be shared soon.

We will be planning a super spectacular season kick off on Thursday, September 10 at C-Point so mark your calendar. We’ll look forward to seeing you around the lake over the summer.

Have a great summer everyone!

Website: www.wlwomensclub.com Email: [email protected]


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June-July, 2020

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I have published an update concerning how the COVID-19 virus will affect WLYC activities going forward in the Commodore's Corner at the link below. https://weatherbylakeyc.org/content.aspx?page_id=2507&club_id=539021&item_id=2244 We will update everyone as new information becomes available. Thank you, Jim Kennedy Commodore


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KNOW THY NEIGHBORIn-home monthly, fun & casual, gatherings for All residents for the purpose of getting to know your neighbors.

FOR NOW: To be on the monthly reminder list, just email us your NAME, PHONE NUMBER AND EMAIL

ADDRESS to: . Each month you will be sent a reminder of the upcoming gathering. If you choose to participate that month, (you are not required to attend every time), you then choose either the sit-down option or the Happy Hour. Then you will be sent the location and food assignment for your gathering. See Option descriptions below. Attend a Dinner:

Attend a Happy Hour:

NOTE: KNOW THY NEIGHBOR is celebrat ing over 30 years of bringing Weatherby Lake neighbors together. As we begin this new season, we are updating the email list.

email your name, address, phone number, and the email address you prefer to be contacted at . This will insure that you will receive the monthly reminder. Send your info to [email protected]

On Saturday of each month at 7:00 PM, thru May, volunteer Weatherby Lake residents rotate hosting a casual social gathering in their homes. There are two options for the gatherings each month, either a casual sit-down meal or a Happy Hour style gathering with just appetizers. A host determines the number of guests they have. Neither the host nor the guest knows the identity of the other guests ahead of time.

The focus for both styles of the small group gatherings is not on the food, but rather on meeting neighbors, getting to know one another and developing friendships.

As always, KNOW THY NEIGHBOR will take a summer break.

Please watch for news for the '20/'21 season later this fall.


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N E I G H B O R S

HELPING N E I G H B O R S

NHN is a community program for all of us to help each other in times of need, such as illness or other circumstances that limit our abilities, the death of a loved one, shut-ins, or in any way that one might need simple short term assistance. We do not take the place of professions or replace family responsibilities. We are your next door neighbors who are willing to volunteer help where we can, and we need YOU to help be a part of watching out for one another.

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS Caring and Temporary Assistance for Weatherby Residents in Time of Need

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS FOCUSES ON SENIORS LIVING ALONE

The list of Weatherby residents who live alone is being

updated. This is important information for many reasons, but especially

during this time when the well being and safety of our single seniors is more at

risk. This list will be kept confidential.

If you live alone, or know of a neighbor or resident who lives

alone, especially if they are a senior or elderly,

please contact us. Watching out for one another is just part of being a responsible

caring neighbor.

Contact us at [email protected] You will receive a return email, or call, with more information.


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Advertising

For info on how to place an Ad in the Weatherby Lake Living newsletter, please contact Pat Medill [email protected] or call 816-456-2007. All ad fees support the WLIC Environmental Trust.

BOAT TOWING, HAULING OR MOVING: On or off the Lake. Call Hank 529-3502 or 741-0619

"Before you buy a boat trailer, call Verlin Boes for a way to save...741-2288."


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NOTE: This calendar is presented to you as requested by those listed on it. Weatherby Lake Living Newsletter cannot guarantee these events will occur as shown. Please contact the Club

JUNE 2020 JUNE 1 MONDAY CITY HALL

OPEN TO PUBLIC

JUNE 1 MONDAY FISHING CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

APPLIATIONS NOW ACCEPTED

JUNE 20 SATURDAY SHREDDING TRUCK

COMMUNITY CENTER LOT

8AM-12NOON

JUNE 20 SATURDAY 1ST DAY OF SUMMER

JUNE 21 SUNDAY FATHER’S DAY JULY 2020 JULY 4 SATURDAY INDEPENDENCE

DAY

JULY 4 SATURDAY PARADE LINE-UP

MIAMI STREET SEE PARADE MAP

9:30AM

JULY 4 SATURDAY WL COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

C-PT BEACH PENDING VIRUS RULES/ORDERS

TBD

JULY 4 SATURDAY FIREWORKS DAM AT DARK JULY 12 SUNDAY FISHING CLUB LAST DAY FOR

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS

JULY 13 MONDAY FISHING CLUB FAMILY PICNIC

C-PT PAVILION 5-7PM

JULY 14 TUESDAY GARDEN CLUB C-PT PAVILION 6:15

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JUNE-JULY ‘20 We the People… · 2020. 6. 3. · Noel Jones Our sincere sympathies and prayers are extended to Ginny and Hank Nussbeck and family on the recent passing of Ginny's