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About Town with Lavern Johnson February 9, 2012
Wow, what a lot of good wet snow. Just what we needed! However, schools were cancelled. I think the School District has a few “snow” days planned, and we don’t want to endanger the students waiting for the bus or taking them to school in the early morning. We do have to say, Lyons is in the “Banana” Belt, not as much snow, not so cold, nor not much wind, and it melted fast.
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March Events at Denver Botanic Gardens
FREE DAYSColorado residents can enjoy a special free day at the Gardens and Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield, thanks to funding from the SCFD.
Denver Botanic Gardens (York Street location): Tuesday, March 27
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield: Friday, March 2
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Managing Your Weight
Free Health Lecture in BroomfieldIt’s no secret that the United States has a major weight problem. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 70 percent of U.S. adults aged 20 years and older are either overweight or obese. If these rates stay at that high level, Americans will face substantial health problems. Being overweight or obese increases the likelihood of developing diabetes, heart disease, stroke, breathing problems, some cancers, osteoarthritis and gall bladder disease.
Roads Traveled by Linda L. Osmundson
Loveland Museum/Gallery Celebrates 75th Anniversary
The Loveland Museum/Gallery, on the corner of 5th and Lincoln Streets, this year celebrates its 75th Anniversary with special exhibits like the current “Portraits of the Prairie, Nebraska Landscapes that Inspired Willa Cather.” The show runs through April 15, and features watercolors, watercolor/pastels, scratchboard, and pen and ink works by former dentist turned artist, Richard Schilling, whose works have appeared in the Governor’s Invitational Art Show. Oftentimes, he wanders around the gallery and welcomes questions or comments.
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About Town with Lavern Johnson January 26, 2011
It is supposed to snow again this week and again next week. Although not a lot of snow, it gives us some needed moisture. There is a drought in Texas and other states, so be glad when we get some snow. The winds of over 100 mph last week did damage to trees, fences, and roofs, etc. At least it got rid of all that ice, which is the most we can say for it.
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About Town with Lavern Johnson February 2, 2012
Here it is the first of February, the sweetheart month, sometimes the cold and snowy month. Let’s hope for the best. Lots of activities going on this month, so be sure to participate and join in. Have fun!
DON’T FORGET YOUR VALENTINE!
This Saturday is the Foot ‘n Fiddle Square Dance Club’s 50th Sweetheart Square Dance Ball at the 4-H building in Loveland. A Mr./Mrs. Valentine will be chosen, and Jim and Bonnie Pardy of Lyons (last year’s sweethearts) will crown them.
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Kid-Friendly Projects Fuel Winter Family Fun
(Family Features) Colder temperatures mean more indoor time, making it a challenge to find activities that will keep kids happy and engaged. The good news for parents is that even common household items can create hours of fun time. These child-friendly arts and crafts projects will allow you to spend quality, memorable time with your family this winter season with things you already have around the house.
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