June 2010ire
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The annual water report is online at www.
ci.shorewood.mn.us and will be published in the
legal section of the June 10 issue of the Excelsior -
Shorewood Sun Sailor. A copy is also available
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at city hall. If you have any questions regarding
the information found in the water report, contact
the city's Director of Public Works, 952.960.7913.
2010 O I u n i cr l Electi0 c
Important Election Dates
Primary Election: Tuesday, August 10
General Election: Tuesday, November 2
Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm
Are you registered to vote?
If you are a new Shorewood resident, or did not
vote in the 2008 election, you can pre- register now
to vote. If you will be 18 years old on election day,
you may also pre- register now to vote. By doing
so, your name will be on the roster of registered
voters when you go to vote on election day. Stop
in at city hall to pre- register, or call 952.960.7911
for information on where and how to pre- register
to vote.
Be an Election Judge
If you are interested in working as an election
judge at the August 10 Primary Election and /or
the November 2 General Election, call Jean at
952.960.7911 for information on what it takes to
serve in this fun and rewarding position. Students
age 16 and older may also serve as an Election
Judge. Call now!
Absentee Voting Infnrimatior°
Important Election Dates
Absentee Voting for Primary: June 25 — August 10
Absentee Voting for General: Sept. 17 — Nov. 2
Eligible Shorewood voters may vote by absentee
ballot if they are unable to vote in person on
election day for any of the following reasons:
• Absence from the precinct, Illness or disability
• Religious discipline or observance of religious
holiday
• Service as election judge in another precinct
• Eligible emergency declared by the governor
or quarantine declared by federal or state
government
Absentee vote in person
You may cast an absentee ballot in person at city
hall or at your county auditor's office. This option
is available on weekdays during business hours.
In addition, city and county offices are open for
absentee voting from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the
Saturday before the election and until 5 p.m. on
the day before the election.
Absentee vote by mail
You may have an absentee ballot sent to you
by completing an Absentee Ballot Application,
available from city hall, on the city's website, or at
your county's election office, and send it to your city
or county auditor by mail, fax (952.474.0128), or
email (cityhall @ci.shorewood.mn.us- print off the
application, sign it, scan it, and attach to an email
as a .pdf). Your ballot will be sent to you when it is
ready - at least 46 days prior to the election if you
applied for an absentee ballot in advance.
Elections ... continued on page 2
June 2010
www.ci.shorewood.mn.us
Recycling Weeks for
June 2010
All recycling must be curbside no
later than 7 a.m. on recycling day.
Mainland residents recycle June 9
and 23; Island residents recycle May
10 and 24.
Landfill in Your Neighborhood
These are words no one wants to
hear, but someone has to have a
landfill in their backyard. Although it
is the right of all residents to create
an unlimited amount of garbage
and to choose not to recycle,
everything you put curbside on
Wednesday or Thursday mornings
must go somewhere.
Recycling is not necessary
only for environmental purposes,
it also gives us a place, other
than the landfill, to put some of
our garbage. By eliminating the
paper, cardboard, cans, glass
and plastic bottles from the
landfill, a tremendous amount of
space is saved, and it gives our
current landfills additional years
of capacity.
Hennepin County has already
determined that we will run out of
available landfill space in the next
few years. Incinerators are an
option, but land space is needed,
and money to build the facility is
necessary. This would come from
tax revenues which we all know
are spread very thin right now.
All Shorewood residents have
access to curbside recycling.
Please do your part, so our city
will never be faced with where to
place our landfill.
If you do not have a recycling
container, or have questions about
how to recycle, please contact
Julie Moore, 952.960.7906, or
jmoore@ci.shorewood.mn.us.
Absentee Voting
Elections ...
Continued from page 1
Absentee Voting Process for
Military Personnel and Civilians
who are Overseas - Military
personnel and civilians who
are temporarily or permanently
overseas, military personnel who
are stationed in the U.S. but
away from their hometown, and
their spouses and dependents,
are eligible to vote in Minnesota
by absentee ballot under the
Uniformed and Overseas Citizens
Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA)
and Minnesota state law.
Temporarily Overseas
Avoterwho istemporarily overseas
is a citizen who would be qualified
as an eligible voter to vote at their
polling location in Minnesota if they
were not overseas.
Permanently Overseas
A voter permanently overseas
is a citizen who currently has
no plans to return to Minnesota
but is authorized by federal law
to vote in Minnesota because
they maintained residence in
Minnesota for at least 20 days
immediately prior to their departure
from the United States. Voters
who are permanently overseas
are permitted to vote only for
the offices of president, vice
president, senator in Congress,
and representative in Congress.
Uniformed or Military
Personnel
A uniformed or military voter
is one who is a member of the
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine
Corps, Coast Guard, Merchant
Marine, the commissioned corps
of the Public Health Service, or
the commissioned corps of the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration and who is absent
from their precinct on the date of
the election due to their service.
The easiest way for the overseas
voters listed above to apply for
an absentee ballot is to use
Minnesota's Military and Overseas
Voter Service at https: / /minnesota.
overseasvotefoundation.org/
overseas /home.htm. This free
online tool assists people in
filling out the Federal Postcard
Application (FPCA) to apply for an
absentee ballot.
Those who choose not to
use the Minnesota Military and
Overseas Voter Service may
instead download and complete
the Federal Postcard Application
(FPCA) to apply for an absentee
ballot. Be sure to read the
instructions carefully and fill out
the form completely. In addition,
a voter's spouse, parent, sibling
or child over 18 years old may
apply for an absentee ballot on the
voter's behalf and may submit the
FPCA by fax or by mail. Military
personnel may fax their FPCA toll
free to DSN 223 -5527.
More information about
Elections and Absentee voting
can be found on the Secretary
of State's website at www.sos.
state.mn.us or on the city's
website at www.ci.shorewood.
mn.us, or call the city at 952-
960 -7911.
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Sprinkling Restrictions
Residents and businesses in 1
Shorewood are restricted to watering
before 11 a.m. and after 4:30 p.m. No I
seven days per week. Children's
toys, private wells and hand watering�
are exempt. Complete information is ;
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Sealcoating This Summer
Sealcoating our roads has been
a very productive improvement
program for a number of years
to extend the life of the road. The
process is a two -step application
of asphalt emulsion and stone.
The emulsion serves two
functions; one to fill cracks in the
pavement, and second to bond
the stone to the existing surface.
The stone provides a renewed
driving surface that increases tire
traction and improves stopping
distance for added safety.
The sealcoat process allows
for quick application and driver
access to the roadway. Once the
stone is applied and rolled into
the emulsion, curing or setting of
the asphalt binder begins to take
place immediately. Cold and wet
weather hampers the curing of
the asphalt emulsion and can
cause delays in the sweeping of
the rocks.
The following streets are
scheduled for sealcoating this
summer:
Broms Boulevard, Chartwell
Hill, Chestnut Court, Chestnut
Terrace, Covington Court,
Covington Road, Elbert Point,
Mckinley Circle, Muirfield Circle,
Near Mountain Boulevard, Old
Market Road, Radisson Inn
Road, Radisson Road, Shady
Hills Alley, Shady Hills Circle,
Shady Hills Road, Shady lane,
Shore Road, Sierra Circle, Silver
Lake Trail, Sweetwater Circle,
Sweetwater Court, Sweetwater
Curve, Waterford Circle, Whitney
Circle, Vine Ridge Road,
Waterford Court, Wedgewood
Drive, Mallard Lane, Teal Circle,
Enchanted Lane, Dellwood Lane,
Enchanted Dr, Enchanted Cove,
Shady Island Road, Shady Island
Cir, Shady Island Pt, Radisson
Entrance Road.
Residents will be notified by
letter when the sealcoating will
occur, and are asked to cooperate
with having sprinkler systems off
before and during the process as
described in the resident letter.
If you have any questions
about the sealcoating of your
road that are not answered in
the letter, please contact the city
engineer at 952.960.7910.
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Kids through grade twelve
can enjoy the ExploraDome
at Southshore Community
Center, 5735 Country Club
Road in Shorewood, Friday,
August 20 through the
cooperation of Hennepin County
Commissioners Office and
Minnesota Planetarium Society.
The ExploraDome is a
portable, immersive learning
environment where students
experience "hands -on,
minds -on" learning. Programs
feature age- appropriate lessons
delivered underneath a 25 foot
diameter dome. Through guided
inquiry, based on the Minnesota
State Science Standards,
students can virtually travel
from inside of the
subatomic realm
to the edge of the
known universe.
This system is
the first portable
dome in the world
built around the
dynamic scaling
software known
as Uniview. The
ExploraDome
program inspires
minds and leaves a lasting
impression on students.
Individuals, groups, classes,
girl /boy scout troops are
welcome! Registration is
necessary as space is limited.
Register for one or more
programs. Register online at
www. southshore- center. org,
or call Southshore Community
Center at 952.474.7635.
ExploraDome
10 am
Zoom! From Earth to the Edge
of the Universe! PLUS an
interactive Earth Observatory
program
This program will help kids
grades 3 -12 appreciate the
scale of the solar system, galaxy,
and universe, the vast distances
separating celestial bodies, and
how objects change over time.
The Earth Observing satellite
technology will demonstrate
how scientists use views from
space to study Earth systems
on a global scale. (1 hour)
11 am
Life in the Universe! PLUS the
interactive Earth Observing
program.
This program for grades 6 -12
will investigate the location &
composition of Earth compared
to other planets in our solar
system to determine why Earth
is just right for life! We will
also investigate findings that
bring to light the possibility
of life on other moons within
our solar system and planets
orbiting distant stars! Plus, with
the Earth Observing satellite
technology will demonstrate
how scientists use views from
space to study Earth systems
on a global scale. (1 hour)
12:30 pm
Field Trip to the Moon!
Great for Grades 5 -12. Be one
of the first to try the pilot testing
Field Trip to the Moon! Students
will launch on a NASA rocket,
orbit the Earth, and experience
a journey through the hazards
of space to orbit and land on the
moon. Witness the panoramic
view from the last space man
walked on the moon, be the first
to see what awaits us on future
missions to return to the Moon,
next time to stay! (30 minutes)
1 pm
The Night Sky!
Students of all ages will learn
how to find objects in the current
sky, including the visible planets,
constellations, and the Moon!
(1 hour)
2 pm
Encore Presentation!
Be one of the first to try the pilot
testing Field Trip to the Moon!
Students will launch on a NASA
rocket, orbit the Earth, and
experience a journey through
the hazards of space to orbit
and land on the moon. Witness
the panoramic view from the last
space man walked on the moon,
be the first to see what awaits
us on future missions to return
to the Moon, next time to stay!
(30 minutes)
2:30 pm
Excerpts from Exploring the
Arctic!
Older students will enjoy
the story about the impacts
of climate change on the
cryosphere with images and
stories from the 2006 expedition
on the Russian icebreaker
Kapitan Dranitsy - 10 minute
program - Combined with
`Listening to the Northern Lights'
video program experience
the sights and sounds of the
Aurora Borealis through the
ears of sound recorder Steve
McGreevy. Listen to the chirps,
pops, and choruses that play
out when the Earth's Magnetic
Field interacts with the Sun! (10
minutes)
3 pm
The Solar System
Students grades 3 -8 are the
co- pilots of this planetary tour,
discovering the characteristics
and relationships of objects in
the solar system by exploring
the Sun, planets, moons, and
more, and learning how Earth
fits in with the structure of the
solar system. (1 hour)
Bag lunches available for
pre -order online at www.
southsouth- center.org, or call
Southshore Community Center
at 952.474.7635.
Summer in the Parks
Summer in Shorewood Parks is fun for everyone! For activity updates, sign -
up for the Park Updates by email via the city web site. All registrations may be
placed on the new RevTrak online registration system via the city web site.
Fridays in Freeman
Kayaking Instruction
Last Call for Garage
Band Jam
6000 Eureka Road
Karate Class
Fri., June 18; 11 am -noon
Ages 4 -7
A certified martial arts and
Fitness instructor will teach
kids 4 -7 about courtesy,
respect, confidence and dis-
cipline, and give tips on
physical health, anti - bullying,
and resisting peer pressure.
Register online or by calling
city hall.
Bugs and Critters
Fri., June 25; 10:30 -Noon
Ages 5 -10
Registration requested.
Maximum 15. Watch the web
site for a complete description
of this program.
DNR FiN Program
Fri., July 16; 11:30 am -1 pm
Ages 5 -10
Registration is required.
Maximum number is 20. Bring
a lunch. There will be Fish ID,
fish printing, a craft and much
more. Bring a sack lunch.
Minnesota Zoomobile
Fri., July 23; 11 am
No registration is required. All
ages. They will bring a variety
of animals. Plan your picnic
before or after the show. The
show runs about 45 minutes.
More events are being
planned! Watch the city web
site for updates, or sign up for
the Park Enews via the web
Crescent Beach
Friday, June 25 , 5 -7 pm; or,
Friday, July 9, 10:30 -12:30
Kids ages 9 -13 can learn
kayaking skills with Three
Rivers Park District staff.
Kayaks provided; no experience
necessary. This event filled up
quickly last year, so sign up right
away by calling city hall!
Maximum number 10 -- minimum 6.
Summer Chess Camp
June 21 -25 or July 19 -23
8:30 am -5 pm
Learn chess, and have fun
with non -chess activities such
as bocce ball, water balloons,
relays, football and more! Make
a rocket and launch it on the
last day! Lunch included. Cost:
$195 per week. Registration
form may be downloaded from
www.southshore - center.org, or
call 952.474.7635.
Music in the Park
Freeman Park
Friday, July 9; 6:30 -8:30 pm
Families and friends will all
enjoy the music of Root City
at the 2010 Music in the
Park program! The popular
Twin Cities band prides
themselves on their funky
blues sound! Bring a blanket,
lawn chairs and picnic dinner.
Concessions will be available
for purchase.
Freeman Park
July 23; 6 -9 pm
The Shorewood Garage Band
Jam at Freeman Park on
Friday, July 23 will offer a great
opportunity for local talent to
entertain audiences with their
music. The deadline to apply
is June 26! For information on
how your band can be part of
this great event, contact Twila
at 952.960.7902, or go to the
city web site.
Safety Camp
Badger Park
August 11, 9 am -3:30 pm; $20
Children entering third or fourth
grade are invited to attend
Shorewood Safety Camp. A
special visit by the National
Guard Helicopter and a pro -
football guest reader highlight
this year's event! Register by
calling the city, 952.960.7902,
or download a registration form
from the city web site.Deadline
to register, Mon., Aug. 2.
Movie in the Park
Friday, August 6
Something new is coming to
Shorewood Parks this summer!
Families can enjoy a movie in
the great outdoors! Watch the
July newsletter for movie and
park specifics, but save the date
for some great, free family fun!
site.
Summer Tennis in City Parks
Block Party
Carlson Tennis and the City of
Shorewood are happy to host
the 2010 Tennis Block Party.
The goal is to give kids ages
4 -14 an opportunity to play the
great sport of tennis. The event
is free, fun, and promotes a
sport of a lifetime.
Badger Park; June 5
ages 4 -6 10 am -11 am
ages 7 -9 10 am -11:30 am
ages 10 -14 Noon -1:30 pm
Fun Fridays
Free hour of tennis games and
drills for kids ages 4 -14.
Badger Park; June 25; July 30
ages 4 -8, 10 -11 am
ages 9 -14, 11 am -noon
Manor Park; June 25
ages 4 -8, 1 -2 pm
Carlson Tennis Camp
Carlson Tennis will run three
week long tennis camps at
Badger Park in Shorewood.
Class sizes are limited to a 6:1
student:tennis pro ratio.
July 6 -9; August 3 -6; August
31- September 3
Little Stars (4 -6 year olds)
1 pm -1:45 pm; $45
Rising Stars (7 -9 year olds)
1:45 pm -2:45 pm; $60
Future Stars (10 -12 year olds)
2:45 pm -3:45 pm; $60
To register, go to www.
carlson tennis. corn or call
612.875.5507.
Southshore Community Center
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The cost for each 2 -Day camp is $55
Each Camp runs from 9:30 - 11:30 am each day
Register online at www.southshore- center.org, or call 952.474.7635.
Preschool Camps
Glitter and Glam
June 14 and June 16
Does your daughter love to get
dressed up? If so, this is the
camp for her! We'll paint jewelry
boxes, make beautiful bracelets,
decorate fancy purses, create a
beautiful painting for our room,
and use lots of glitter. We'll
even paint our nails! Bring a
beverage and nut free snack.
Dora and Diego
June 15 and June 17
Hola Amigos! Let's paint,
collage, sculpt and more as
we go on a fun filled adventure
with Dora the Explorer and her
friends Boots and Diego! We'll
paint and collage a picture of
Boots, decorate a backpack,
make our own Map and more as
we read our favorite Dora book
and practice our Spanish. Bring
a beverage and nut free snack.
Planes, Trains and
Automobiles
July 19 and 21
Chugga Chugga Choo Choo!
Hop aboard the Abrakadoodle
train as we celebrate our favorite
forms of transportation! We'll
paint wooden airplanes, learn
to draw trains such as Thomas
the Train, paint with Hot Wheel
cars and more in this fun filled
camp. Bring a beverage and nut
free snack.
Elementary Camps:
Bakugan Art Camp
June 21 and 23
For the child who loves
Bakugan! We'll learn how to
draw our favorite Bakugan
Battle Brawlers using oil pastels
and paint our own Bakugan
scene. We'll design our own
game piece which we'll then
sculpt from model magic. Along
the way we'll play Bakugan
(bring your favorite metal cards
and miniature figures) and have
a great time. Bring a beverage
and nut free snack.
Star Wars Camp
June 22 and 24
Learn to draw, sculpt and paint
your favorite characters, from
Yoda to Darth Vader. Using the
magic of digital photography
and photo illustration we'll even
paint ourselves into our favorite
scenes. Along the way we'll
make our own light sabers and
read our favorite Star Wars
books. Please bring a beverage
and nut free snack.
Pirate Adventure
July 20 and 22
Ahoy Mateys! Set sail for a
Pirate Adventure! Learn to
create your own pirate hats,
sculpt doubloon necklaces,
collage a treasure map, paint
a gigantic alligator and even
decorate a treasure chest!
Along the way we'll go on a
treasure hunt, play games,
sing pirate songs, and read
pirate stories. Arrrrgh! Bring a
beverage and nut free snack.
Costumes welcome!
BFF Craft Camp
August 2 and 4
Bring your BFF (Best Friend
Forever) or make a new one
at Abrakadoodle's BFF Craft
Camp! We'll weave baskets,
crochet a potholder, make
mosaic coasters or flowerpots,
decoupage a picture frame, and
more in this fun filled craft camp.
We'll even paint our nails! Bring
a beverage, nut free snack and
your favorite CD.
Clay Camp
August 3 and 5
Prepare to get muddy! Children
will learn to wedge, throw a
slab, pinch a pot, hand build,
and sculpt. We'll roll, pinch, pat,
press, paint, and sculpt our way
through this creative series that
features projects with Air -Dry
Clay @, Model MagicO, and
Modeling ClayO. We'll make
African masks, sculpt owls,
create ceramic sunflowers,
and horses out of clay. After
we're finished building our
creations, we'll etch then paint
our designs. Campers leave
with at least 4 projects. Bring
a beverage and nut free snack.
Chess of Southshore Junior Academy
Pizza Your Way
Tues., June 22; 3 -4`zO
Learn the art of making dough,
using it to load up with your
favorite pizza toppings or
dessert toppings for a lus-
cious fruit or chocolate dessert
pizza! Cost $18
Boys Can Cook
July 13; 3 -4:30 pm.
When you work in the kitchen,
you need a cool cap. Once
you find the cap, you can cook
anything! This basics class
teaches boys ages 9 -12 to
cook with confidence creativ-
ity. Cost $18
"Pie in the Sky" Dream Big
& Eat Dessert First!!
Tues., July 20; 3-4:30 pm
Learn to make versatile
doughs used for many pur-
poses! Ice Cream Cakes
and sandwiches! Dipping
Chocolate and more! Cost $18
Man Cave Teen Cooking
Class
Tues.. August 10; 3 -4:30 pm
Every man should know how
to cook! Men ages 13+ can
learn the best techniques to
cook meats and sides! Cost
$18
Southshore Community Center
Couples Grilling Class
Thursday, June 17; 7 -9:30 pm
$30 per person
There's more to grilling than meets the eye! Come learn some stylized techniques for making creative
kabobs, red meat, marinades, veggies, fish & more ! Share the experience and learn what 'brew' best
accompanies which meat. Instructor. Connie Blanchard
Freeman Park Boot Camp
Fitness 19 is proud to partner with the City of Shorewood to offer Outdoor Boot Camp! This program is
unlike any other. It is a 2 month program that runs 3 days a week so it's perfect for the accountability and
motivation that so many of us need while delivering on the results we want.
• It is specifically designed to integrate tough work -outs with the support and motivation of a team
• The activities are challenging and each day of boot camp is unique
• All activities are outdoors and held at Freeman Park
• Trying your best is mandatory
• Individual and team work -outs push everyone on their own level so all fitness levels are encouraged
The classes are hard, but everyone tries their best and is expected to perform at their own level. We test
body fat composition using electrical impedance and take your body measurements to tell you exactly how
much body fat and how many inches you have lost. All sessions are lead by a certified personal trainer.
Join us and finally achieve your fitness and fat loss goals! What you can expect by joining Fitness 19
Outdoor Boot Camp:
1 -10 pounds of fat loss, 1 -3 inch decrease in the midsection, huge increase in strength and endurance,
greatly improved posture, enhanced relaxation, better sleep, more energy, and 100% gain in self - confidence.
Boot Camp begins July 5. There will be morning and evening sessions. For information on fees and how
to join the Outdoor Boot Camp, please call Fitness 19 at 952.380.9919. This program is designed for all
ages and you do not need to be a Fitness 19 member to participate.
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Register for the following classes at Southshore Community Center,
952.474.7635, or www.southshore- center.org, unless otherwise directed.
Discovery Class
Mondays from 12:45 -3 pm
Focusing on local history, the
book selected this spring is
"Making of Minnesota Territory
1849 - 1858" by Ann Kaplan.
Learn To Sail
June 8, 10, 15, 17; 1-4 pm, or
August 9, 11, 16, 18; 1-4 pm
ASA- certified instructors teach
you on dry, stable sailboats from
Enchanted Island. A maximum
of 3 students per boat. For
ages 55 +.
This 12 -hour course gives
you the skills and confidence
to get underway, tack, jibe,
and perform a crew overboard
recovery. In four, three -hour,
on- the -water sessions you
will learn points of sail, six
basic sailing knots, how to reef,
heave -to, operate an outboard
motor and return safely to the
dock.
Cost. $395, includes text, Sailing
Fundamentals and American
Sailing Association logbook.
AAA 55+ Class
Wednesday, June 16; 9 am -1
pm Refresher Class. Call 1 -888-
234 -1294 to register.
Life Screening
June 18; by appointment
Learn the power of prevention!
Are you at risk for stroke, heart
disease, or other conditions?
FREE preventive health
screening appointments begin
at 9 am and end at 4 pm.
Call the center to schedule an
appointment, 952.474.7635.
Wii Bowling League
Fridays at 10 am
Join forming leagues at the
center and knock down some
virtual pins! No previous
experience necessary, we will
instruct one another on how to
play this fun and addictive game!
No bowling shoes required!
The Depression Years
Wednesday, June 9; 10 am
Local author and Historian
Bob Williams will present
Entertaining True Life Stories of
the 1930s. His wonderful stories
will prompt fellow seniors to
remember experiences of their
own from a time so long ago, and
younger audiences learn about
the times and values which
produced what is now known
as the Greatest Generation.
Movie's of the 30s, dancing at
the Excelsior Amusement Park
Ballroom, Northland Mild horses
and wagons, and names such
as Bernie Bierman, Will Rogers,
and FDR come to life again.
Please call the Center to let us
know how many are attending...
Buy a Brat!
Support Senior Partners and
buy a Brat at Minnetonka Cub
Foods 'Weenie Wagon" at 7
& 101 as a fundraiser from 11
am -7 pm the weekend of June
25, 26, & 27
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Planning Commission Hearings
There are no public hearings scheduled for the June 1 Planning Commission meeting.
Council Members
Christine Lizee, Mayor; Laura Turgeon; Jeff Bailey; Richard Woodruff: Scott Zerby
City Administrator: Brian Heck; Newsletter Editor: Julie Moore
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