About Town with LaVern Johnson 3/25/21

ABOUT TOWN 3/25/21 #57 for the Lyons Recorder online

Another week gone. A tragic one where someone shot 10 people at the South King Soopers Store in Boulder..Very sad, and we wonder what this world is coming to. Luckily they caught the person, and may be more!! Lord Help us!!

The IRS has extended the deadline for filing your 2020 Income Tax to May 17th. (We don’t know if the CO income tax will change too)

COFFINTOP DAM (1982) See the posting on Facebook from Steve Readmond, son of Dean and Elaine Readmond, and member of the Dam Concerned Citizens of 1978-1982, telling you about the demise of the proposed Coffintop Dam..We will be having a full article on it in the next week or two.

This week was a snowy one, with two or three small snowstorms..Be sure you take care shoveling. More snow expected for tomorrow- Leave the water run if it gets cold again.

ICE RINK: Due to the warm weather and the sun melting the ice at the skate rink, the rink had to close for the season. Too bad..The rink was popular..thanks those who made it possible.

We are happy Kathleen Spring is now the Editor of the lyonsrecorder.org, bringing Lyons news to all of Lyons..To send her your news, click on LyonsRecorder.editor@gmail.com to send and to Facebook-Lyons-Recorder ..To read her News, as well as About Town by LaVern–on Thursdays send to lavern921@aol.com.

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This Thursday, March 18th, 7 pm; An Evening with an Author – virtual event: https:/cnnieshoemaer.eventbrite.com, “Taste the Sweetness Later”

NO PLASTIC BAGS IN RECYCLE BINS – Sort recyclable materials; curbside compost collection now offered.

GARDEN IN A BOX – with 14-30 starter plants Prices $111-161; depending on number of plants Go to Resource Central Gardens

THIS SPRING BRINGS: Skateboarding at the new skatepark, Mountain biking at the dirt bike park and on local trails, and ongoing fitness classes at Lavern Johnson Park, are part of the action this spring. Summer camp is available; Seniors have Wednesday walk. Go to: Lyons Recreation Department.

WORK FOR LYONS STUDENTS- Ages 14-17 are invited to work for Boulder County Youth Corps this summer, starting, June 14th with $12.32 an hour. The students will make trails, do maintenance, pull weeds, fencing, etc. There are also jobs for Team Leaders, and Assistants. go to boco.org.Boulder

RECREATION TEACHERS NEEDED: If you have an idea and skills to teach an outdoor class, contact Lisa Ramsey at lramsey@townoflyons.com for more information. Teachers are needed.

2021 RESIDENT PARKING PASS. The parking passes are available to residents of Lyons (Utility billing customers only); one free resident parking pass per household; a second pass may be obtained for $40, and three or more $55.00 each. Golf cards are considered vehicles and the one free parking pass may be used for a golf cart.

Lyons residents may purchase a season parking pass for $80.00 per vehicle. The parking fee for 2021 is $1 per house on weekdays and off season weekends, and $3 per hour on peak season weekends. Parking fees can be paid at the kiosks located throughout the park with a receipt to placed on the windshield. Parking fees are enforced. Signup for a 2021 resident parking pass. or at www.townoflyons.com/parkingpass.

ITS THE LAW: Keep sidewalks accessible for everyone. Snow and ice make traversing sidewalks difficult and dangerous. This is the law. Residents must remove snow or ice 24 hours after the last accumulation. If sidewalks remains hazardous the town may mitigate and charges will be sent to the property owners.

NEED ASSISTANCE: Lyons volunteers may assist those who need help shoveling their sidewalks. at www.lyonsvolunteers.org

CALL 303 441 4444 -The Sheriff’s Dept, if you notice anything amiss around your home or cars..A few hints can find them..such as a receipt, etc. as “Someone” is still breaking into cars, as well as stealing them & motorcycles. LOCK YOUR CARS, GARAGES, HOUSES, ETC.: Do not get careless..many thieves make their living that way! The Sheriff’s office has asked everyone this happens to to call them. 303 441 4444.

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WINTER READING: Read Franciza Stein’s book “Chopin thru the Window” Sold at the Lyons Redstone Museum for $25.00 303 823 5271. You will enjoy this story. They sold the Black Bear Inn to Hans & Analais Wyppler from Austria; operated a restaurant in Longmont; then back to Germany, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary; Georg passed away and Franciska came back to America. It is marvelous book, A BOOK YOU MUST READ!! Call 303 823 5271

PENDING BOOK: Ron Gosnell noticed about the extension of the book by Dan Kowalski of Pinewood Springs. ===That is who Mr. Kowalski is seeking memories and pictures of what is now the Ralph Price Reservoir. Formerly known as the Professors’ Ranch with many houses, which were covered over with the reservoir. He plans to continue the information written by Ivan Wallin to the present. Contact him at 512 526 0323; dan@cenizo.com

MUSEUM BOOK: The Museum has several books on Lyons history you may be interested in..see the Book ad; and call 303 823 5271 or 823 6692.

LYONS HISTORIC ARTIFACTS: Click on Facebook Historic artifacts. Thanks to Todd Jacobson, who has been collecting old pictures of Lyons. He has dozens of very interesting historic pictures you will enjoy.

Call the Lyons Fire Department at anytime… to donate: https://www.lyonsfirefund.org/ — to get an evaluation of your home defense area, contact: info@wildfirepartners.org — Emergency Dispatch: 911 Boulder County Non-Emergency Line: 303-441-4444 Lyons Business phone: (303) 823-6611

Some of the Christmas decorations are still up. Yes, we need something cheerful to brighten our Day! Thanks to the Town, Lyons Volunteers, and all others who helped decorate the town so beautifully this year.

CONTEST: Join Can’d Aid and Ball Corporation’s CAN CANpaign with your artwork to be featured on Can’d Aid’ emergency water cans. Artists of all ages and skill levels are invite to apply. The winning art work will be featured on the 12 oz aluminum cans filled with clean drinking water, to be shipped to communities in need in response to natural and human-made disasters. Visit the Can’d Aid Website for details. (or go to FLASH News)

Free COVID TESTING will continue to be offered on Fridays from 1:30-3:00 at Latter Day Saints Church, 2nd Avenue, Lyons, Co, Holidays. Many Lyons folks are getting tested, around 175 each Friday. Hundreds of people throughout the State are being tested, to be sure they don’t give it to their family. (This gives assurance if you have the Virus infection you can be more careful with those near you; A lot of people have the infection and don’t know it, thus it spreads.. “Staying in” seems to be the answer.)

VACCINE: The town was able to give 42 shots last Friday at the Senior Center;

They are giving the 2nd shot this Thursday…

You might stop by there around 4 p.m. to see if they have any shots left.

VACCINE: See www.Bouldercounty.gov/COVID19, to make reservations.

TOWN DOINGS:

GO COLORADO has announced that the Town of Lyons has be awarded a grant for $282,003 that will go toward restoring the St. Vrain River corridor. The grant will focus on the river’s Black Bear Hole access point by providing more parking spaces and a new trailhead at 2nd Avenue..Our congratulations!

DOG DISCOUNTS DURING APRIL: lst Dog License -$30.00; $20.00 with discount; 2nd Dog and additional dogs each $20.00-$10.00 with discount. (You must show proof of your dog’ current rabies vaccination ) (Unless you are in the Dog park, you must Leash your Dog)

The TOWN has new job openings – full time Maintenance, Finance Director, Accounts Payable and seasonal jobs in the parks. Learn more and apply today! Visit Full-time and Seasonal

TOWN ANNUAL REPORT: Look on the town web or pickup one of the 10 copies of the Annual Report, telling the accomplishments of the Town in the Year 2020. Interesting.

The Town provides a place for Recycling and Compost Collection Garden in a Box– Includes 14-30 starter plants for each garden. Prices range from $111 to $l6l depending on the number of plants and square feet. The gardens go on sale March 1 and will be available at mid-May.

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See the MARCH SENIOR ARTICLE=Senior Article” in Lyons Recorder. Very big and full of good information! A new one comes the 3rd week of each month.

The Wednesday Walkers Exercise Group is meeting at 11 am at Walt Self.(new time) Get on the mailing list to get notified if it is cancelled. lramsey@townoflyons.com. Pease go at your own pace!

Senior meals furnished by Boulder County Aging for $3.00 can be picked up at the Senior Center, NOW on Tuesdays and Thursdays; at 12:15 p.m. Call 303 441 1415 the day ahead. (ages 65 and up)

The River Church is serving Monday night suppers in boxes from 5 to 5:30 p.m. in front of the Senior Center, for those who need it. (This will probably end at the end of March; call the church to confirm).

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COMMISSIONS: You are encouraged to serve on a Board or Commission, which meet once a month as advisory to the Town Board. There are several vacancies. Kathleen Spring keeps the list updated every quarter.

—LEAF—

NEED HELP-FOOD, MEDICAL CARE, LOOK FOR HOUSING, ETC. Check with LEAF; by appointment, or food bank on Wednesdays 3-5pm.

LEAF: Go to Leaf’s website to apply for an Emergency Assistance Grant to help those who are suffering due to COVID-19.

LEAF Group MENTAL HEALTH ZOOM sessions have been on hold for a couple of weeks.

Send your funds to LEAF, Box 234, Lyons 80540; LEAF hands out groceries for over 45 families; helps with rent and doctor bills, clothing, and utilities. Drop off the following items on Wednesday mornings, 9:30am to 2pm. ==LEAF Needs== —NON-FOOD=Paper Products: toilet paper, paper towel, tissues, Laundry Products, Personal hygiene: shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, lotion, disposable razors —FOOD =Snacks: crackers, cookies, popcorn, etc. Soup, Canned chili, stew,, Flavored rice: pilaf, Mexican, long grain & wild, Spanish, etc. Cereal, Juice boxes, Fruit & applesauce cups, Fruit snacks

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Z TRIP VOUCHER PROGRAM- To help those “in need” of transportation, between Lyons and Boulder or Lyons and Longmont, Vouchers are valid Monday to Friday, from 5am to 7pm. This has been renewed for 2021. There are some updates to the plan; check with the Town for details: Contact Lisa at 303 823 6622 x30 Register at lramsey@townoflyons.com

Lyons Chamber dues are due. Send $100.00 for businesses and $75.00 for non-profits, to the Chamber of Lyons, Co., Box 546 The Chamber is offering a Health Care Program go to admin@lyonschamber.org

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COVID-19 NEWS

VACCINE notifications program begins with sign ups to be notified when they are able to receive the vaccine (bit.ly/3nu2ybi); The vaccine will provide 300,000 county residents over 70 years old or older as well as teachers, grocery store employees and other frontline workers.

Thanks to King Soopers who gave Virus shots to 42 Lyons residents..A great help. They will be back March 24th to give the second shot, and maybe some first shots. Get registered, you have to be signed up. Call King Soopers-COVID, Many folks are receiving shots of vaccine daily even driving to Fort Collins and Denver, 42,000(?) Senior have had their first shot; with responders, hospitals, those from 50+ next; You have to call in to get in line, some have had both shots. Call BouldercountyCOVID19, to make reservations. Only 19% of Colorado residents have had both shots.

See the Lyons Recorder COVID UPDATE for MARCH, for more general information.

COVID REPORT:

Today-March 23, with 14 new cases today-Tuesday, no deaths; 22 are in hospitals due to COVID’ with a total of 20,003 cases in the county and 626 currently hospitalized The number of deaths remains at 246; Boulder County reports that 30,043 residents have received the vaccine with 55,614 fully vaccinated. A total of 58,032 doses have been given in Boulder County. 89,087 have received one shot; 68 cases have been reported in Lyons; with over 18,538 cases in Boulder County; over 459 cases at CU; 10 new active cases in Boulder School District and 25 active cases in the St. Vrain Valley District; Out of Colorado’s 5.7 million people 2,681,663 people have been tested. Gov. Polis now has allowed more leniency for restaurants starting this Wednesday, with more allowed in a group regulations; LYONS High\Middle school has no new cases this week. Masks are still required.

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SHOP IN LYONS – DO YOUR SHOPPING AT HOME-HELPS LYONS’ BUSINESSES AND TOWN.

SATURDAYS ARE DECLARED BUSINESS SATURDAY

Main Stage Brewing Co by Eric Kean will be opening at 450 Main, where The Fork was

The Greenbriar opens on Sundays January 31st for a Brunch (at the Left Hand \36th Junction)

Dave’s Bar-B-Q is featuring smoked wings to go 823 7424

JACARANDA will be serving at The Stone Cup, this Friday -Sunday, from 4-8pm. Stop by. // the Stone Cup is open 8-1pm. (Moudou has left town for a new job out of state; but his helpers will still serve meals)

PIZZA 66 will be open . For DELIVERY, call to order; M-F 5:00pm-8:45pm; and Sat & Sun 3:00pm-8:45pm. Stop by.

LYONS DAIRY BAR: – Curbside; now offers baked goods and candy next door.

LYONS SALON & BARBER – hair cut outside on patio – 970 744 2111

LYONS MANE at the Shopette is open daily; call.

LYONS REGIONAL LIBRARY (TAKE OUT) Mons & Thurs 10AM-4:00pm; Tues\Wed 12-6:00pm; Sat. 9:00-12:00, 303 823 5165.

YOGA – Saturdays – 9am – yoga online

WESTERN STARS open 10am-6pm, Mons -Thursday, 303 747 3828;

DOG GROOMING 10\20\-28 303 823 6260, Vet Clinic – Make appointment

LAMARIPOSA-Friday Lunch specials – 11am-3:00pm – $10.00-Stop by = They have a new menu and lunch specials are temporarily on hold till they figure it out.3/12/21

A-LODGE-FORMERLY ASPEN LEAF MOTEL – Open for business. A discount is given to local residents who bring their family and friends

CHILD CARE & EDUCATION BY JACQUE SHANK-303 823 5020

LYONS PHYSICAL THERAPY will also come to your home thru Tele-Health Call 303 823 8813

MENTAL HEALTH MEETINGS, each Thursday at 3pm, on Zoom by Cheri Maureaux, LEAF.=CANCELLED TILL FURTHER NOTICE

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ACCUPUNCTURIST is now open for business 303 775 2940 – Julie Smith

KAREN’S HAIR SHOP is now open daily. – back of old hotel.

Willis Horn is operating a cupcake company.. Call him, 303 823 6770

Ian Taylor has the Red and White Food Truck.. he will be parked at the Stone Cup, 4-8pm Tuesdays and Thursdays, and once at Spirit Hounds. You cannot eat at the tables at the Stone Cup; do carry out.

==Please call each business to confirm their current hours and days open==

SCHOOLS: SEE LYONS RECORDER Page for this month’s school news: == the MARCH SCHOOL NEWS

SCHOOLS Office hours of M\Sr High is 8:00a.m. to 3:00 pm. Phone 303 823 6631; Attendance (x45608) Registrar (x45609) Call Angela Rittenhouse, Attendance Clerk, 720 494 3844, if you will miss school.

SCHOLARSHIPS: The Lyons Community Foundation offers six scholarships ranging between $500 and $2000 for graduating High school students; also the F. LaVerne Johnson, Joel Mack , Gene McCain. Gerald Boland, Steve Ralston, and others scholarships are available. Ask at Lyons High School 303 823 6631.

SPRING SPORTS – Basketball season is over with Volleyball, Track and Field is now scheduled.

VOLLEYBALL – Coach is Sarah Steele. Last season, the Lyons went 9-13 and they’ll be looking for return to the winning side of things where they were for several years prior to 2019. Senior Avery Joy led the club with 132 kills; 230 assists and 35 aces last season, Kayla Valentine led Lyons with 24 total blocks. Lyons lost their first three games of the season to Day Spring School last week. No fans are allowed. Good Luck Girls!

WRESTLING Lyons wrestling program resulted in Senior Oran Huff winning State Champion in the 126 lb. wrestling match; winning his 3rd State Championship.. David Gardner placed 3rd in his meet and Christian Keller 7th. Our congratulations. Lions coach is Brandon Lohr The 2A state tournament was in Pueblo Our congratulations! (See Lyons Recorder Sports page for more details — and Basketball ).

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION IS SCHEDULED Saturday May 29th, at 10:00am at the John Johnson Field..

The Sunday Longmont BINGO for the high school Booster Club restarted this week. See School News for more information and links. They need a lot of volunteers. It raises funds to support a variety of extra curricular and academic activities.

NOTE: The Lyons Elementary School’s PTO Election will be held on April 20th. Chastidee Buokovatz is the retiring President..they planted 1600 Jonquil bulbs last spring, which should be springing up and blooming soon!

Apply to the Sheriff‘s office for a Scholarship Application.

REQUIREMENTS – Parents are to upgrade the Immunizations of their students. go to Richelle Brown, Health Clerk 303 823 6631. Students may go back in person in January.

WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS: if you are interested in knowing what is going on, contact each school’s secretary and sign up.. For the Middle/High newsletters, go here: WEEKLY newsletters (sign up and get it in your email box weekly!)

SCHOOL REGULATIONS. Safety rules apply to all 13 of the SVVSD schools; All safety issues and improvements at the schools are being made: For in-person, when allowed: they have Increased the air flow; added custodial sanitizing, wear masks, schedule breaks; hand sanitizing, social distancing, fewer students will be in a room and in lunchroom-1\2 marked on each side, classrooms-desks 6′ apart; stairways-marked right side both up and down; lunch lines-stay on right side.

Construction on Lyons School auditorium is progressing, included in the 2016 bond Issue. Good News!! (Although it cuts the parking..it will be worth it!)

FREE LUNCHES for those kids needing food assistance.
Free lunches for kids 1-18 years old will continue until May 26th.
Curbside pickup at Lyons Middle Senior High School is Monday-Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. (No Curbside on days schools are closed)
Friday curbside pickup is 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (No Curbside when schools closed)

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THE TOWN OF LYONS IS suing Honeywell for discrepancies in upgrading their wastewater plant, They were contracted for $5.86 million in 2010; and paid more with the flood damage, but the plant was costing the town more energy usage than it did before the upgrades. due to a higher level of oxygen demand from breaking down organic matter in water. Lyons is seeking damages for the plant’s construction, operating and financing costs along with other damaged determined at the trial. The town is seeking a jury trial.

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LYONS PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION meeting – Monday, March 9th at 6pm

last Monday, Topics were: Open Space Trail Requests; 2. How to use the Martin property without great impact to County Road 69E; 3. What to do about the Apple Valley plots that now belong to the County-Does Lyons want them? 4. Lyons-Hall Ranch Connection with improvements on the Highway 5. Park Operations; 6-Park Projects; Community Events; Noxious week Plan- three plots will be sprayed (where the soil is hard and weeds plentiful);

Reports were given on: a. The completion of Bohn Park Phase 2 will be ready for ballgames b. Lyons Valley River Park plant replacement in the spring, a fence and wetland work is needed with railing and stream bank stabilization.; c. The 2nd Avenue Bridge is progressing with the bed being installed. 2nd Avenue is closed until May; with the use of the trail along the river available. The 4th Avenue Pedestrian Bridge Design is upcoming (The bridge will be paid for thru FEMA and Safe Schools grant with work on the design)

The Town has applied for a grant for the St. Vrain Trail east of town. The town leases the land at the back to: of Blue Mountain Stone, 2. Spirit Hounds, and 3. Clark’s Hardware the trail has to go thru, as well as over 3 or 4 ditches-they have to come to an agreement with the Ditch companies as well as the Northern Colorado Water District.

**Two grants for this Trail are pending and will be an advantage to all..the businesses on the Eastern corridor; bikers, and hikers to get off the highway and to safety; and will meet with St. Vrain Greenway Trail coming west from Longmont.; They discussed a grant head at Hwy 36, & Foothills Highway, if they can get permission for the trail to Boulder.

Pending projects: The area South of the St. Vrain River; A trail connection along the South Ledge Ditch and up to the “L”, Secondary Sports Court; Night Sky Compliance; Pedestrian Connectivity, Budget & long-term maintenance review, Water Rescue Stations (in 2021 budget to be along the river in case of emergency); PRC volunteering-to clean up after Holidays, summer and during summer. The next meeting April 12th at 6:00pm

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The LYONS TOWN BOARD was on Zoom last Monday, March 15th

with the following:

1. The Lyons Den hearing was continued until after the State liquor license hearing concludes.

2. Water rights dedication — In 2019, it appeared the Town didn’t have enough water shares to cover remaining lots, so an ordinance was passed to require shares for any new connection. After records with Longmont were corrected, now it appears the Town has enough shares for remaining “old Town” lots. The ordinance was repealed. Shares will still be required for newly-annexed property, subdivided property, and areas where existing contracts require shares to be put up.

3. Business license fees were cut to $25 from $50 for 2021 to help local businesses deal with ongoing Covid issues. A business license is required from all salesmen who bring wares into town and sold to various businesses, along with the business needing a business license to be open.

4. Summit development agreement was approved in January and will begin soon.

5. Spraying Weeds will be controlled..there will be no spray on parks or playgrounds, but some spray along the streets where the weeds are in hard soil; with announcement when spraying; Volunteers of all ages will be needed to pull weeds around Lyons streets are needed..contact Dave Cosgrove this spring. 303 823 8250

6. Liquor Licenses were passed for the A-Lodge with outside seating east of the Aspen Lodge, open to the public, and a License to Eric Kean-for Main Street Brewing Company, who will have brewing, packaging, and sales, in the Old Fork building.

7. Consideration of allowing lockers by Amazon in town so packages would be safe until picked up by folks who live out-of-town

8; There was no report on any discussion held with Planet Bluegrass. They were instructed to meet with the town’s subcommittee and come up with solutions for the Planet’s renewal-such as a license; if by the campers, the fees charted for parking in Lyons parks, as well as Planet’s property; the Sales tax due the town on various items sold by Planet as well as the vendors, etc. The two entities were told to meet and settle the points of discussion.

9. A resolution was passed expressing support for improved Hike and Bike Features

10. It was reported that the planks are being put on the floor of the bridge. Work is progressing along with Rocksol Consulting Group for Construction and Interwest Consulting Group for Consulting Services for Professional Civil Engineering;

11. The town has joined the State for winter tourism, and has been contacted about their Go-Co grant for the 2nd avenue parking, restrooms, work in Bohn Park, and more camping in the LaVern Johnson Park;

12 A long, and worthy conversation was held on accepting grants for the St. Vrain Corridor Regional Trail, going east of McConnell Drive, on past the eastern corridor and meet the Longmont’s Greenway Trail on Highway 36, which the board passed to accept. Matching funds of 12% and 13% are required. Mayor Angelo challenged the staff to find more funds instead of using the funds now budgeted for in-town road work.

13. – Mayor Nick Angelo, appointed student Charlie Gau on the Cemex committee/Sustainable Futures Commission.

UPCOMING PENDING PROJECTS: Redoing the NE corner of 4th and Main includes more businesses on the first floor and adding 7 rental units on the 2nd floor. Check fire hydrants as to water pressure; the water problems at Ed Bruder’s home; kids Hike & Bike Trail; Dr Cog funding, Student on Town Board, form a Cemex committee, check trail by Cemetery, Honeywell Legal action, Historic Preservation Committee to meet with Planning Commission.

Work on SOUTH ST. VRAIN ROAD #7 will begin in April, and will be open early morning and late evening, with emergencies allowed. Road repairs and stream restoration will be along a 14 -mile stretch of State Highway 7 between the Town of Lyons and State Highway 72. The hearing gave proposed uses that may have great impacts on services, neighborhoods, or the environment than those allowed by right under the Boulder County Land Use Code. Call 303 441 3930 for more information. or email your inquiries or complaints to planner@bouldercounty.org. Please reference the docket number: LU-21-0001: Colorado Department of Transportation Highway 7 (lower Canyon Project)

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DONATE LOCALLY –

FOR THE NEW YEAR, donations are important to keep us going. . You are asked to donate to your favorite charity, such as: to the Lyons Redstone Museum, BOX 9, LEAF Box 346, Lyons Community Foundation, Box 546, Lyons PTO, Lyons Middle\Sr PTO; Lyons Fire District, Lyons Garden Club, and more! Your gift to these non-profits makes Lyons a better place to live

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MUSEUM NEWS+THE LYONS REDSTONE MUSEUM

Thanks to those who have donated to the Museum, used to pay the year’s utilities, etc. THE LYONS MUSEUM is sending out their yearly brochures held up by the COVID-as a Season’s greeting and update of the Lyons Redstone Museum. Thanks to Baiba Lennard for the brochure-telling about the Museum, their projects, needing money due to the COVID and No Sales, etc.. The Museum is still open virtually (if you are here from afar and need to make research call 303 823 5925 and we will make arrangements to let you in. Someone will be there on most Wednesdays (call 303 823 5271) The staff will be working on scrapbooks, scanning, and Past Perfect, long-needed-to-do jobs; awaiting until people will feel safe. Thanks to the Museum team, Terri Weir, Monique Sawyer-Long, Baiba Lennard, and Emily Walker.

==Go to www.LyonsRedstoneMuseum.comfor virtual tours

==Virtual tour of 2019 exhibit “40 Artifacts, 40 Years”

==Lyons Historic District On-line Tour to CLIO -A map attached will guide your drive-by tour with the History of the 15 sandstone buildings that are designated as a Historic District, now on-line.

==YOU WILL ENJOY going to the Lyons Cemetery on-line, telling about many of the oldtimers of Lyons..Very worth your while. https://virmuze.com/m/lyons-redstone-museum/x/stories-from-the-lyons-cemetery/

MUSEUM NEWS+

We will appreciate your support for the museum. Send a check to Lyons Historical Society, P O Box 9, Lyons, CO 80540

===TID BITS:===

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: Sarah Catchpol, Debbie Simms, Aime Smith Foster, Ben Veltien, Finn Basey, Tracie Garcia Roller, Brianna Hoyt, Cody (Wilder) Anderson, Linette DiSalvo, Shirley DeVeny, and Amy Moffitt

TID BITS

Mark and Pam Browning went to Austin, Texas to visit his parents and two daughters. They were hit by the big freeze in Austin, Texas, being without heat and electricity. The coldest there ever and Austin is not prepared.

FARMERS MARKET: Contact Vasilean Reyart if you are interested in a a Farmer’s Market this spring (see Facebook)

Good News: Jesse Fisher has an architectural job in Moab, Utah.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: Kitty Keim, Apolonita Vasquez, Connie Gereaux, Nona House Dodd, Nancy Hammans, John Eastin, Sandy Bruback Karson, Gayle Anglen, Kiowa Kumpf, Jake Glade, Annyce Stone, Cole Bonde, Nancy Liquori, Scarlet Vasquez, Madeline Cargill, Isabelle Vasquez, Ada Payne, granddaughter of Barbara Fjeld and Troy Payne, Abby Hansen Wyatt, Son-in-law to Cat Oehlman, Tiffany Steakley

GET WELL WISHES: Dennis Maurer, Class of 1973. Karen Schwenn, Dennis Maurer, Ray Thomas, and Neal; Prayers for Wanda Suzefeyk.. fell and broke her elbow; Sunny, Karen Schwenn, Betsy Montief, Ray Thomas, Anissa French

FAREWELL TO RUTH AND SCOTT CORWIN, who are moving to Oregon to be close to her brother. Ruth retired from the University of Colorado, and has taken part in many senior activities. She has been here 30 years. We will miss them. Good Luck in your new home.

DEATH: Jenny Fox remembers her father, Dave Fox who passed away a year ago; …remembering Patrick Michael Flood brother to Catlin Flood Moore, …Atius called Geri Echohawk by Walter Echohawk;

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We express Deep Sympathy to the families of those who passed away in the Year 2020; Leland King who married Linda Harmon; and Steve Secrest: Pat (Jone) Ohline who passed away in June, and was married to J. C. Burdick and lived in Loveland and express our Sympathy to the families of Dean Servold; Dean Brown, Darlene Morgan, Mike Sanford, Jerry Peila, Bessie Eliason, Dick Ralston, Imogene Roe, Chas Stacy, Chris Jacobson, Ruth Major, Louise Hall Leiding, Theresa Hall Garner, Leonard Peck, Henry Braly, Pat Kinson, Alice Thomas, Grace Bohn, Bud Stratton, Bob Horst, Bryan James Lee; 2021-Richard Roe; John Tucker; Emma Jeanne Brown, Wallace (Butch) Taylor.===

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NOTE: This is an unedited or researched (by staff) social news column by LaVern Johnson, who has been doing this since 1983. You can submit corrections to the LyonsRecorder.Editor@gmail.com or directly to LaVern at lavern921@aol.com

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SCHOOLS: SEE LYONS RECORDER Page for this month’s school news: == the MARCH SCHOOL NEWS

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