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Warm Comfort Food For A Cold Winter’s Day
Even a hot dog needs to find a warm home during the cold winter months. Dave Rodefer, owner and proprietor of “Dave’s Dogs Gone Wild 2” (the 2 is to signify that he has moved indoors) has moved his business from outside in Lyons Village Central, into the kitchen at City Chicks Café. Rodefer will share the facilities with Robin Young and Nancy Liquori. The women willLogin to read more: Warm Comfort Food For A Cold Winter’s Day
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A Determined Young Woman
By Chelsea Alfieri
Bright and early on the morning of October 3, Mollie Miles, a determined woman, entered the “Race for the Cure” in downtown Denver. The annual event raises money for research to find a cure for breast cancer. No stranger to these types of fundraising events, in August of this year, Miles participated in a span of bike rides through the Rockies to benefit the Safehouse
285 Down, 1, 715 to Go!
Officials from Boulder County and the Town of Lyons were busy last Saturday afternoon at the Lyons High School football game, signing up area residents for their FREE bus passes. TownDOW Studying Lyons Fish
Ben Swiggle and a team of fish biologists from the Colorado Division of Wildlife were in town this week to study the fish population in the St. Vrain River. The team used a shore based electrofishing unit (the fish are shocked and then collected in nets) to determine the population, species, size, density, and biomass of the fish in a dozen different pools along the river.
Thank you for a Fabulous Season!
Dear Lyon-ites,
We want to thank everyone who made it out to our Farmers Market this past summer and fall. We had a fabulous season with beautiful veggies, eggs, and flowers from the Farmette, Pachamama, Aspen Moon, and Lone Hawk farms. We’ll be back again next year and we’re already looking forward to it, after we lay low a while for the winter!
Thanks again,
Mike and Betsy
Got Bud – Opinions?
The Planning and Community Development Commission (PCDC) met in a workshop Monday evening to discuss their recommendations, to the Board of Trustees (BOT) for zoningTimber!
High winds on Monday afternoon broke off a massive portion of this tree, which caused extensive damage to a car parked in the driveway at 310 Fifth Avenue. The falling limb just missed the house, tearing off a small section of the rain gutter.
Photo by Joseph Lekarczyk
