June 29, 2019 – September 28, 2019
Live Bands at Coopers Sports Bar Bear Lake Event
Join us on the deck on Summer weekends for Live Music and Outdoor Dining at Coopers Sports Bar. All Friday & Saturday shows begin at 8:00 PM. Sunday Shows start at 11:00 AM.
June 29 Scotty Haze
July 5/6 The Chops
July 13 Hearts of Steel
July 19/20 The Kap Brothers
July 26/27 Scotty Haze
Aug 2 Skippy & The T-Bone
Aug 3 Blazin’ Aces
Aug 10 Reckless Uprising
Aug 17 Shades of Grey
Aug 24 Satin Steele
Aug 30/31 Skippy & The T-Bone
Sept 7 The Chops
Sept 14 Bill Hilly
Sept 21 Wasatchback Duo
Sept 28 Idaho Muscle
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Monday, June 24, 2019
Montpelier 4th of July Celebration
Celebrate Independence Day with a Pancake Breakfast in the morning and Fireworks at dusk! The Rotary Club is asking for a donation of choice but not required. Show to start approximately 10 pm. Come early and enjoy the music.
JULY 4
4th of July Pancake Breakfast and Fireworks
Wed 7 AM Allinger Park, Montpelier ID
JULY 9
Big Top Circus
Thu 5 PM · 43 guests
Bear Lake Fairgrounds
Montpelier, ID
JULY 4
4th of July Pancake Breakfast and Fireworks
Wed 7 AM Allinger Park, Montpelier ID
JULY 9
Big Top Circus
Thu 5 PM · 43 guests
Bear Lake Fairgrounds
Montpelier, ID
July 3-4 Paris, Idaho
JULY 3rd
EVENING IN PARIS
Live Music, Live entertainment on the stage on Main & US 89, Paris City Park on Main Street. 5-10 pm Admission is FREE
Live Music, Live entertainment on the stage on Main & US 89, Paris City Park on Main Street. 5-10 pm Admission is FREE
JULY 4th
PARIS CITY CHUCKWAGON BREAKFAST
Thursday 6:00. AM. at the City Park
ADULTS $8.00, 0-12 $5.00. KIDS UNDER 6 –FREE
Thursday 6:00. AM. at the City Park
ADULTS $8.00, 0-12 $5.00. KIDS UNDER 6 –
41st ANNUAL KVSI FUN RUN
Montpelier to Paris. Walkers 7 am, Runners 8 am
Register fee $20. Register at svinews.com or on race day
Race Begins at KVSI
Montpelier to Paris. Walkers 7 am, Runners 8 am
Race Begins at KVSI
PATRIOTIC PAGEANT
11:00 AM at Paris Tabernacle – FREE
PARIS CITY PARADE – 1:00 pm Main Street
Contact Michelle Humphreys at 208-945-2252 or 208-847-5252
YOUTH RODEO
( 3 blocks east of Main Street)
$4.00 per person or $12.00 per car
2:30 p.m. following the parade. For more info Ben 208-399-2350 and Heidi Eborn 208-399-2351.
MUTTON BUSTIN’, CHICKEN CHASING, GREASED PIG CATCHING, OTHER NEW EVENTS PENDING
Food & Drinks on sale throughout the day
Donations welcome!
July 12 Bear Lake Monster Swim
July 12
The Bear Lake Monster Swim (aka Swim Across Bear Lake) is a 10K point-to-point swim across the width of Bear Lake. The swim is open to solo swimmers and 2 to 6-person relay teams. There is also the Small Monster Swim (1/2 Mile and 1 Mile) and Solo Swimmers. Swim with the Bear Lake Monster!
Website:
https://www.raceentry.com/bear-lake-monster-swim/race-information
Garden City, Utah
500 S Bear Lake Blvd
Sunday, June 23, 2019
Summer Eats at Bear Lake
Ruca’s
The first thing I did when I walked up to the window of
Ruca’s was ask, “Is Ruca here?” They
explained that there is no one named “Ruca,” but it is a word meaning “my true
love,” from the song “Waiting for my Ruca” by Southern California rock group
Sublime.
The owner of Ruca’s is Dalena Kelley, who spent her
childhood summers with her grandparents in St. Charles. Dalena has two true loves, Bear Lake and good
food. After two decades working and
managing in eating establishments, she is passionate about quality fresh food. She combined her experience and love of good
food with her love of Bear Lake to create her own true love, “Ruca’s.”
Dalena uses her imagination to experiment with various
ingredients to come up with gourmet sandwiches and salads that are unique. Her goal is to serve items that are not found
anywhere else.
Ruca’s main feature is aebleskivers --fluffy Danish pancake
balls. They are difficult to make
properly, requiring exact proportions of ingredients, so aebleskivers are a
labor of true love to produce. Made from
an old recipe straight from Denmark, Ruca’s is the only place that serves them
in Utah. They come in several variations
from sweet to savory.
I ordered one of her sandwiches, the “Sublime” (named after the
aforementioned rock group). A toasted
sandwich consisting of roast beef topped with raspberry jalapeno jelly, smoked
provolone and pickled red onions. I was
pleased with its unique taste. I also
ordered their patriotic Red, White and Blue aebleskivers, topped with red
strawberries, blueberries and garnished with white whipped cream. Delectable.
Ruca's also specializes in coffee with beans supplied by a
local certified organic roaster as well as hot and iced teas and lemonades. They also serve breakfast and recently added
milk shakes. All in all, their menu is
extensive, sure to have offerings that will appeal to every taste.
Dalena has designed a setting that evokes the atmosphere of
a fun beach party. While it’s common to
decorate local places with bears, Ruca’s once again takes the unique approach
with two huge black wood reproductions of the famous stone moai statues on
Easter Island. They feature outdoor
dining tables on a lush lawn equipped with lawn games and a great view.
Ruca’s also plans to sponsor a free movie
night every Saturday evening this summer, projecting on a giant portable screen
so families and people of all ages can relax on the lawn for an enjoyable evening.
Their website is www.RucasBearLake.com
Rich Middle School Third Trimester Honor Roll
Rich
Middle School
Honor Roll
Third
Trimester 2018-19
Eighth Grade
Elly Argyle*
Holt Argyle*
Jeremy Brown*
Jazlyn Chandler
Logan Cluff
Jayken Downing
Hazer Hoffman
Cooper Hunter
Chris Kurek
Jamie Mecham*
Corbin Moldenhauer
Max Parry
Brynlee Pugmire
Bella Seamons
Ryann Stapel
Tylee TIngey
Tessa Ward
Hana Weston
*4.0 gpa
Seventh Grade
Addison Carrillo
Jayna Carver
Jayden Cornia
Kamille Dotson
Austin England
Ivan Flores
Karlee Frandsen
Peyton Gough
Kason Huffaker
Kaysen Johnson
Trae Jolley
Saige Lundgren
Rylee Moldenhauer
Carson Muirbrook
Haydee Pugmire*
Hunter Reeves
Brayden Romesser
James Schulthess
Hannah Scott*
Olivia Staheli
Violett Taylor*
Brittany Wahlberg
Jainee Wallentine
Kasey Wilson*
Elisabeth Woods
Sixth Grade
Kassi Argyle
Kamree Call*
Jared Carver
Faith Downing
Brenley Hatch
Gavin Hirschi
Carter Hoffman
Ryker Hoffman
Tesla Holmes
Kobey Johnson*
Sylvia Klein*
Samuel Leifson*
Antonio Maldonado*
Asay Nielsen
Talon Pace
Hilary Rex
Daniel Smith
Zenick Stocking*
Olivia Ward
Drake Weston
Rich County Library in Randolph
Bobbie Bicknell Coray, Reporter
Rich Civic Times
There is a charming library in Randolph, Utah that always seems busy. It is located in a historic building across from the Tabernacle which now is used for the Rich Senior Citizens.
The librarians, Andrea Weston and Melanie Limb love helping everyone of all ages foster a love of reading. They have a variety of books that can appeal to any reader at any level.
The children's story time program runs year round. Every Wednesday they meet at 10 am (unless there is a holiday) and have fun reading, making crafts, and playing games.
They have been able to apply for and receive a few grants, including the Pilcrow Foundation Grant and two grants sponsored by KUED.
The librarians say "We think reading rocks, and can't wait to see old and new library friends alike!"
A community that has a library is a better place to live and shows the values of the community.
Friday, June 21, 2019
Raspberry Days Parade August 1
The parade will be held Thursday, August 1 at 6:00
New this year, the Kids Bike Parade starts at 5:30
Applications are due by July 20, 2019 to Garden City, 69 N 300 W. Garden City, Ut 84028, Fax to 435-946-8852 or email to stark-toys@msn.com
Name or Organization______________________________________________________
Contact Person______________________________
Email Address__________________________
Mailing Address______________________________City/Zip_____________________
Home Phone________________________________
Cell Phone_____________________________
Truck and Float Antique/Vintage Car Other:_____________________
Horse Unit Marching Band __________________________
Drill Team Walking Group __________________________
PARADE ANNOUNCEMENT: (Please write clearly – keep announcement brief):__________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
I agree to assume all liability and to hold Garden City harmless from all claims resulting from any injuries or damage resulting from my actions, whether such actions constitute violations of said rules or not. I understand that notwithstanding the efforts of the organizers of the Raspberry Days Parade, hazards to my safety and to the safety of my property may exist. I agree to waive all claims against Garden City resulting from any injuries that may occur to me, including death and to any damage of my property.
Signature:_____________________________________________Date_____________________
Contact Available at Parade______________________________Cell Phone________________
Parade standards, rules and information
1. Float Regulations: The Raspberry Days Parade is a family-oriented event and as such, the Parade Director has the right to disqualify and or remove any entry perceived as being in appropriate, unsafe, or not suitable for all family members.
2. Decorations: All floats must be 100% decorated. Undecorated vehicles need to be vintage/antique models 1970 and older.
3. Vehicles: All street vehicles must comply with Utah laws regarding registration. All units (including 4-wheelers) must be driven by a licensed and insured driver.
Before the Parade
4. Each entry must obtain a copy of the parade route map available online. This map will identify the beginning and ending parade locations, and line-up positions.
5. The parade staging area will close to ALL non-float traffic at 4:00pm. Please be sure to inform those who are associated with your entry, especially parents of children and other float entrants.
6. In order for the Raspberry Days Parade to commence at 5:30 for Kids and 6:00, everyone must be present to line up in their positions by 4:30 pm sharp. Garden City police will close all access roads to the parade route shortly after 4:30 pm.
7. Upon your arrival, please park in your designated line-up area, according to your assignment on the map. If you have any problems or concerns, parade staff will be available to answer questions.
During the Parade
8. All entries must have adult supervision. If you are responsible for children, please remain with them until their parents have picked them up.
9. Each entry that would like to distribute candy, t-shirts, etc, will need to have at least two spotters. These spotters will walk on each side of the float to insure children are a safe distance from the float. Participants who wish to distribute candy, prizes, coupons, t-shirts, etc must do so in a manner that does not endanger or cause injury to anyone.
10. All entries with horses must have a clean-up crew following their entry.
11. Please maintain a distance of 30—60 feet between you and the entry in front of you and no more than 100 feet.
After the Parade
12. Parents and friends may pick up parade participants after the parade at the following locations
Kids Parade—Church Parking Lot
Red Barn located at 100 West.
To avoid confusion, please identify drop off and pickup locations for your participants before parade night.
13. Entries in the Raspberry Days Parade will be judged as follows
Kids Parade—Medals will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place
Main Parade will be awarded plaques for
Best Theme Float-Judged by Raspberry Days Committee
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