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.
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
We heard the your complaints. Our classified system was clunky. We've replaced it with a better system that is simpler and prettier than the old one. We hope you like it. Ads from the old system have been migrated to the new one.
Last Thursday (October 21), Martin Middledorf spotted this black bear in the river, just east of the intersection of Rtes. 36/66. He estimates that the bruin, which was probably fishing for some trout before its long winter nap, was at least 400 pounds.
Photos by Martin Middledorf
On October 12, LEGG (Lyons Economic Gardening Group) presented a workshop on how to comfortably optimize person-to-person communications at business and social events.
There are plenty of activities, right here in Lyons, to keep you and your family entertained during the Halloween festivities this weekend.
Thursday, October 28
• 3 to 7:30 p.m., Pumpkin Carving at Walt Self Senior Center
Friday, October 29
On Saturday, October 16, the first session of the new Lyons Workshop Series, PERMACULTURE (P/C) 101, co-sponsored by the Lyons Department of Parks and Recreation, Transition Town Lyons, and Water Mark of Lyons Permaculture, was completed in an absolutely outstanding way. Coco Gordon and Jennifer Murnan, Certified