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One Slip Backwards Can Kill The Whole Deal
Dear Community,
It takes only one slug, one rotten spot in a pumpkin to kill the entire fruit of the seed planted. From that moment on there is no return to the value placed in planting the seed, its embodied positive energy and promise. Yet the green bean has the ability to become rotten here & there without infecting the rest of the plant. Its isolated attack between two beans can be sliced for remaining parts in a favored recipe, enjoying a garden-to-table meal like no other. You may get the impression this is about food, seeds, gardening.
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Jenlo Farm, Where are you going? Lyons, Where are you going?
Dear Lyons Community,
JenLo Farm sits directly across from Cemex, on Ute Highway. Before it was a highway, it was a country road, and before that a wagon trail and before that, a trail—a Ute trail from winter campgrounds here where we live, to summer campgrounds in the mountains west of Lyons.
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In Gratitude
Editor,
Sam and I would like to send a thank you to everyone who participated in the 6th Annual Easter Celebration. We are especially grateful to Craig Ferguson for opening the Wildflower Pavilion at Planet Bluegrass to us.
Heartfelt thanks to Brian and Erin Schey for their help in orchestrating the music, and to all of the other musicians and performers: Thom Bishop, Eben Grace, Caleb Roberts, Randy Kaplan, Tim Kyer, Wil Masisak, Sally Truitt, Shannon Johnson and Rachel Tallent; as well as to Ashley Johnson for her delightful children’s story.
Also, a special thank you to Ed Kean and Steve Rohrbach for engineering the sound.
In gratitude,
Sam and Mindy
Opposition
To The Community:
On April 11, the Parks and Recreation Commission recommended to the Town Board of Trustees to further develop Bohn Park by upgrading some current facilities and equipment and by adding a new ball field. I am opposed to that portion of the recommendation relating to the construction of a new ball field and am requesting the BOT not approve it.
A grateful thank you
To All,The Lyons HS after prom party at the Longmont Rec. Center on Saturday was a HUGE success. All the kids had a great time and as the after prom organizer, I owe a big thanks to so many. My chaperons who stayed up all night with
BOT passes MMJ Ordiances
by Joseph Lekarczyk
In the interest of full disclosure, let it be known that the author of this article is married to the Mayor.
It is often said that, “politics makes for strange bedfellows.” And when you have John Burke stating in a public meeting that, “I am embarrassed to admit this, but I agree with Mike Whipp,” and you have Trustees LaVern Johnson and Ed Bruder voting against support for
My displeasure
To the Editor,I’m writing this letter to express my displeasure over the way I was treated as a member of the public at the April 11, 2011 Parks and Recreations Commission and to further express my displeasure over the way that meeting, and apparently the PRC, is run as a municipal body.
