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About Town with LaVern Johnson, June 7, 2012
What a great weekend. Nice weather and lots of customers downtown. Everyone enjoyed the extra crowds along Main Street. Thanks to the LAHC, artists, vendors, Studio Tour, MinTze Wu’s concerts, those who went on the Art Walk, the reception, etc. A special day for Lyons, which really put us on the map! The Lyons RedstoneLogin to read more: About Town with LaVern Johnson, June 7, 2012
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Spot on Seniors
By Kathleen Spring
All aboard the “Salute to Seniors” ship! In memory of the 100th year of the Titanic tragedy, the Colorado Gerontological Society presented a program at the Colorado Convention Center, which offered many historical adventures. Artifacts were displayed by the Molly Brown Museum, and vintage cars by the Forney Museum.
Pauline Ward
September 29, 1930 – May 20, 2012
Pauline Ward, age 81, of Lyons, died peacefully on Sunday, May 20, at The Peaks Care Center in Longmont. She was born on September 29, 1930 to William and Jessie Benoit in Stephenville Crossing, Newfoundland, Canada. On July 17, 1961, she married Earl Ward in Raton, New Mexico.
Pauline traveled throughout Europe extensively before coming to the United States in her 30’s, and settled in Oregon, where she worked as a nanny and telephone operator at an army base before moving to Colorado.
Roads Traveld With Linda L. Osmundson
Cabo San Lucas
My recent articles concentrated on local daytrips but I’d like to deviate this week and share the experience my husband and I experienced recently. A friend we met on several Dixieland Jazz cruises invited us to share a week in his four-bedroom timeshare in Cabo. We’ve all heard the warnings about visiting Mexico. So, I Googled the
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Keeping Lyons Fit!
By Mary Chase
It’s springtime in Lyons. We are all enjoying the beautiful scenery and temperatures that we have come to know and love as spring in our little town. Since the holiday weekend that begins the summer holiday is just a few short days away, I thought it important to do my annual
About Town with LaVern Johnson, May 31, 2012
WHAT A GLORIOUS WEEKEND for graduation, Memorial Day, and a day off.
LYONS HIGH GRADUATION went off without a hitch. Fifty-two Lyons seniors graduated, with nine valedictorians: Victoria Arling, Sierra Bailey-Peterson, Emmalee Biesiada, Meagan Chriswell, Madeline Doering, Shannon Gilman, Madison Myers, Marcos Rodriguez, and Isabella Solman. Thanks to the Concert Band and director, Dr. Karen Gregg; the Senior Choir members and director, Matthew Romig; Principal Greg Winger; and Ms. Joie Siegrist (Board ofLogin to read more: About Town with LaVern Johnson, May 31, 2012
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Ask the Handy Woman! with Kheli Mason
D-U-C-T, Or D-U-C-K?
It’s spelled D-U-C-T, not D-U-C-K, right? Not so fast. As I was researching the origins of this ubiquitous and arguably the most useful product known to humanity, I stumbled upon the most interesting facts. One of which is that, indeed, the product now known as duct tape today started out as “Duck Tape” in World War II. Like some of the adhesives I wrote about last month, the military has been quite instrumental in many of the
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