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Lyons Valley River Park PondsThe Lyons Valley River Park ponds are reaching completion. The Town thanks you for your continued patience as landscaping is still underway, and the area remains closed to the public. In addition, we've received questions regarding the ecology of the pond water. The project's contractor is currently working with an ecologist to recommend a solution to mitigate the algae and weeds in the Lyons Valley Ponds area.
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National Night OutTuesday, August 6 | 6:00 p.m. | Bohn ParkMark your calendars! The 2019 National Night Out will be held on Tuesday, August 6, beginning at 6:00 p.m. in Bohn Park.
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LCF Fundraiser at Sandstone ConcertsSteel cups are back! Back by popular demand, the Lyons pint cups will be available at the upcoming Sandstone Summer Concerts. All donation proceeds will benefit the Lyons Community Foundation (LCF), who will have a limited supply of cups available with popcorn.
The next Sandstone Summer Concert is Thursday, August 8, beginning at 6:30 p.m., featuring Taarka. So pack up your family and blankets, and grab your Lyons steel cup before they're gone!
2 More Concerts!
lyonscolorado.com/SummerConcerts >>
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Olympic Athlete hosts Women's Mountain Bike Clinics
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The “Find Your Flow” women’s mountain biking clinics, scheduled for Wednesdays in August, have been cancelled. However, the series will pick back up in September!
Olympic Athlete, coach, and riding expert, Ann Trombley, will be hosting women's mountain biking clinics, for intermediate and advanced riders. This is an awesome opportunity to learn from a world-renowned rider, and enjoy the highly sought trails in Lyons' backyard!
The clinics take place each Wednesday, September 11 through October 2, from 6 to 8 p.m. Register at www.townoflyons.com/recreation
Circuit TrainingCircuit training in Bohn Park will be offered again once school starts. Are you interested? Contact Lisa at: lramsey@townoflyons.com with your preference for days/times.
Senior Picnic
Mad Hatter’s Fall Picnic for seniors is happening Thursday, September 19, at LaVern Johnson Park. Food and drinks will be provided by the Town, but attendees are also welcome to bring a potluck dish to share. There will be prizes awarded for the most outrageous hats. Please RSVP to this free event at Walt Self, or reach out to Lisa at lramsey@townoflyons.com.
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Bell of RenewalLAHC seeks the community's support The Lyons Arts & Humanities Commission (LAHC) seeks your support for the construction of a unique public art piece, "Bell of Renewal," designed to symbolize community resiliency and commemorate Lyons Strong. The piece is currently underway by Colorado-based artists, James G. Moore and Anita Miller, and anticipated to be complete in Fall 2019. The sculpture will be installed along the river, in an appropriate, safe, and enduring location within Lyons.
Now, we're asking for your help! The LAHC is calling on the community for donations to bring this artwork to completion.
With a donation of $250 donation or more, your name or company name will be added to a bronze plaque posted near the artwork. The deadline is September 1, 2019 to have your name listed on the plaque. All donations are welcome and tax deductible, and will be used for materials or associated placement costs.
Tax-deductible donations can be made through this link, or in person at Lyons Town Hall.
Learn more about the Bell of Renewal at www.townoflyons.com/BellofRenewal.
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LaVern M. Johnson Park ClosureAugust 15 through August 18 From Thursday, August 15 through Sunday, August 18, LaVern M. Johnson Park will be leased to Planet Bluegrass for Folks Festival campers. During this time, Lyons residents may access LaVern M. Johnson Park with proof of residency, and will be limited to foot traffic only.
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Upcoming Cycling Events, Possible Traffic Impacts
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IRONMAN Bike Routes Along US-36 & SH-66Saturday, August 3 The IRONMAN 70.3 Boulder triathlon will take place from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, August 3. The bike race includes a 56-mile route through Boulder County, which will heavily impact northbound US-36 to eastbound SH-66.
Expect traffic impacts throughout Saturday. Alternate routes are advised.
Full IRONMAN Bicycle Route >>
IRONMAN 70.3 Boulder Information >>
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B Strong Ride Aid Station in LyonsSaturday, August 10The B Strong Ride bike event will take place on Saturday, August 10, with four courses available for participants. The 69-mile "Morning Thunder Mountain Loop" routes cyclists through Left Hand Canyon, and eventually down Highway 7 into Lyons, where the last aid station is positioned at Sandstone Park. The event estimates roughly 400 participants, with the highest volume of riders in the park between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Minor traffic impacts are expected. B Strong Ride is a bicycle event that celebrates cancer survivorship and funds a complete year of cancer care at the Center for Integrative Care at Boulder Community Hospital, and benefits the George Karl Foundation.
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Venus de MilesSaturday, August 17On Saturday, August 17, the Venus de Miles bike ride will take place in Boulder County, with two courses extending near Lyons. The 60- and 100-mile courses route riders north on US-36, then east on Hwy 66 toward Longmont.
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Colorado CF Cycle for Life 2019Saturday, August 17On Saturday, August 17, the Colorado CF Cycle for Life 2019 will take place in western Boulder County, primarily along US-36, Lefthand Canyon, and Peak to Peak Highway. The 65-mile course routes riders through Lyons eastbound from Highway 7, along Railroad Ave., to SH-66 from US-36. This race will take place during the Folks Festival weekend, so traffic may be significantly impacted during this time. Please plan ahead and be extremely cautious of the additional bike and foot traffic throughout town.
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