Community News
News from Karen Crumbaker: Two classes will be taught by Alison O'Connor, horticulture agent, CSU Extension in Larimer County, and are open to the public. They are focused for the homeowner who has ash trees and would like more information about management options. See attached flyer ("View" tab) for more information. Classes are free but registration is required for the class at Northern Water.
Maddie Gudenkauf is a young adult local author, whose debut novel, "How to Survive a Ghost Story," is a comedic account of a colorful cast of characters, including some eccentric small Kansas town locals that surface in protagonist Lucy Vitalis' investigations with her Dad into the undead and other paranormal events. Her website is https://maddiegudenkauf.com . Another local author, Margaret Mizushima has penned many mystery novels in the Timber Creek K-9 book series: "Tracking Game...
After many years in the Waverly community, and three years as Chair of the Waverly Community Board, Letitia Betchel announces she and her husband, Ken, will be moving to Severance to be closer to their children. She can't say enough about how hard it is to leave this great community, friends and neighbors. She has been delighted to serve on the Board and take part in all the events and gatherings along the way. The Board wishes Letitia well, and offers immense appreciation for the great job she...
The Dates are set for community events and board meetings under the CALENDAR tab. Of special note are: the PANCAKE BREAKFAST Sept. 5th at the Waverly Fire Station, and Annual Meeting Gathering on Nov. 7th, location TBD. WAVERLY Community Conversations with Comm. Kefalas will be held jointly with BUCKEYE at the BUCKEYE SCHOOL! 835 WCR 80. Thank you for helping keep our community vibrant and fun! Board meetings are open to all.
Great reading in this issue of Karen Crumbaker's CSU Extension Small Acreage Newsletter!Enjoy! (Click the "View" tab)