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Commuters on U.S. 36 and the Diagonal Highway are invited to join an incentive program that pays cash for each day they bicycle, carpool, ride transit, vanpool, telework or walk to work instead of driving solo. Participants can earn $2/day, as much as $75 in a 60-day pledge period. For U.S. 36 and Diagonal Highway commuters who are currently using a clean commute, 36 Commuting Solutions presents a new program to reward participants when they refer others to the 36 Commuter CASH program - $50 for two successful referrals.Permit me to make a few remarks
To The Editor:
Permit me to make a few remarks about the MMJ issue presently before the Board of Trustees. First, I would like to remind everyone that the topic that is
LCF Expand 2011 Ralston Scholarships
The Lyons Community Foundation (LCF) has stepped up its support of our local high school graduates by increasing the funding to the LCF Scholarships in memory of Steve Ralston. Starting this year, the LCF will award two $1000 scholarships for study at any accredited post-secondary school. Any graduating senior from Lyons High School or a student who lives in the Lyons area and attends a neighboring school is eligible to apply as are home-schooled kids living in the Lyons area.Login to read more: LCF Expand 2011 Ralston Scholarships
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Doing What "Matt"-ers; For Pets, People And The Planet
by Mary Huron Hunter
If you asked either Matt why they do what they do for a living (veterinary medicine) you’d probably walk away from that conversation with one, overriding message; the compassion and care they provide extends from the pets they serve to their families, their family vets, and the communities in which they live and work.
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Lights, Camera, Action!
by Joseph Lekarczyk
In the interest of full disclosure, let it be known that the author of this article is married to the Mayor.
The Lyons Board of Trustees (BOT) held a workshop before their regularly scheduled meeting earlier this week. No surprise, the subject was medical marijuana, and there were at least two-dozen concerned citizens in the audience. What was a little unusual was that it was a Tuesday (Feb. 22) meetingCar Wash Robbed
The staff at the St. Vrain Market arrived at work Tuesday morning to discover that someone had broken into the car wash building during the night, and madeThank You!
Letter to the Editor:This year’s Discovery Fair, Discovering Careers, was very successful due to the contributions of numerous people. First, the kids that participated did a wonderful job creating their unique projects. The dialog that took place between our National Honor Society (NHS) seniors and the kids during our workshop
Great Deal of disappointment
Dear Editor,In regards to the recent letter to the editor from Shawn Welch, WOW! That’s really all I have to say. I read that letter and I present my own with a great deal of disappointment. I will start by discrediting his “policies” about how his operations are so behind closed doors and that children have absolutely no idea of
