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Now that the medical marijuana issue is officially on the April ballot, the Planning and Community Development Commission (PCDC) and the Board of Trustees (BOT) have a new “hot potato” to toss around during their meetings. And the new potato is whether or not to remove the public vote on non-residential five-acre annexations into the Town of Lyons.
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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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In a Tuesday night meeting (Monday was MLK Day) that at times looked as if it could go on forever, the Board of Trustees (BOT) slogged their way through a very dense agenda and still managed to adjourn before 10:15 p.m. Even Lyons Substation Supervisor Sgt. Kevin Parker, who in recent months has been a study in brevity when giving his reports, took fifteen to twenty minutes to brief the Board on a multi-stage U.S. Pro-Am Cycling race that will pass through Lyons onLogin to read more: Holistic Family Healthcare Grand Opening
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A VACATION DAY to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, a pioneer for civil rights, parades, a day off, and all. We honor him. Another cold day, with more snow; although not a lot of snow, we are reminded that winter is still here. The days are getting longer though, so spring is just around the corner!
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The Christmas decorations are stored away; the holiday parties are long over; and the football season soon comes to an end. It is time to consider 2012 vacations. Whether you travel far or near, make your plans early. Airlines, except Southwest, charge for luggage. One checked bag, a carry-on and a shoulder bag or backpack are all you need for most destinations. The size of the checked bag depends on how long you will be away and the activities planned.
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Christmas is over and you have a pile of cards. Take the road down memory lane and recycle those cards while remembering the people who sent them. Take the road alone or with children.
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Another week gone by, and cold. Good ice skating weather. Rent skates from the Lyons Parks & Recreation and have fun. Have you made your resolutions for this year?
GREAT NEWS
The Lyons High School was featured on Channel 9 News Monday morning, stating that even though small, Lyons was in the top 3% of the state. The story stated, the Lyons Lions have fewer than 300 students at the high school level, yet it scored an A+ rating from the ColoradoSchoolGrades. Over 80 percent of the students are involved in extra-curricular
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