City Council Second and Fourth Monday of each month 6:30pm at the City Hall.
Boulder Skate Park Committee meetings are the 2nd Sunday of the month at 3:30 p.m. in the Methodist Center.
Boulder Horizons Parks & Recreation Committee meetings are the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the Methodist Center.
Jefferson County Genealogy Society meets every 3rd Thursday at the Boulder Community Library at 7pm.
May 2. An old fashioned barn dance at the Vossler Ranch in Jefferson City and a Pitch fork fondue for dinner. The band is Hillbilly Mafia. A silent auction!
For more information call: Belva Lotzer Tizer Gardens 933-8789
The Boulder Chamber of Commerce supports the community and surrounding areas by providing 4 to 6 large events throughout the year. One such event planned for September 2008 is a Health and Wellness Fair. By providing access to multiple services and providers the community members can better care for their families and thmselves.
The AM Stringband and caller Mark Matthews were so well received, they have been invited back by the 21st Century Program. We will have dancing preceded by a community POTLUCK. Boulder Elementary School Gym. Local Talent will provide entertainment during the potluck.
Sat., May 3- 11 a.m. - Author Chirsty Leskovar talks about WWI doughboys and parts of her book “One Night in a Bad Inn.” She will also be selling and signing her book. Refreshments. Jefferson County Library in Clancy
Thursday April 24 at the Boulder Community Library at 7pm
Saturday April 26 at the Jefferson County Museum in Clancy 11am Author Mark Matthews slide show/talk on Early Smoke Jumpers: Conscientious Objectors of WWII - He will also be selling and signing his books. Refreshments. Free.
Jefferson Co Museum in Clancy Sat. April 19th - 11a.m. - 2p. m. - International Food Fest - Cost $10.00 adults - $5.00 children over 10. This charge is only if you want to partake of the foods. - No charge for museum and visiting the different vendor tables.
The 21st Century Community Learning Center based out of the Boulder Elementary School is applying for a grant from Hamburger Helper and General Mills to support their community garden, Jefferson County Discovery Tours, and The Battle of the Books.
Visit here now to see what people are saying about the importance of these programs to our community and to show your support.
The Metal Mines Grant is another resource the 21st CCLC will be pursuing in April 2008 to be awarded in May 2008. This grant, if received will sustain the program through the summer of 2008, months after the original 5 year grant ends in June 2008. The community utilizes the summer program for enrichment activities, academic & literacy programs, as well as service learning programs supporting the Farmers Market and Heritage Center Tours.
Yesterday, March 25, announcements were posted by the City of Boulder notifying residents that chemical treatment of the city’s water has begun. It is possible that some houses will have discolored water at the beginning of the process and it is recommended that residents simply run the tap until the water is clear again.
The addition of orthophosphate is intended to coat pipes to prevent copper from entering the water supply. A fact sheet about orthophosphates was posted with the announcements. Another list of basic facts about the use of orthophosphates in drinking water are available online from the EPA.
An article with background information about the controversy surrounding treatment of Boulder’s water is available online from the Helena IR.
If you have more questions about the new water treatment please call the City of Boulder at 225-3381.
Our next Free Spay & Neuter Clinic will be on
MAY 3, 2008
at the Boulder Elementary School gym
For more information call Charlene Hall at 225-3190
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