Elks Pool News Today

It was a year filled with joy and sorrow

Nelson said the district usually employs about 25 lifeguards that are split between the pools. This year, 15 people are working as lifeguards, which means organizers need to juggle some schedules and shift staff between pools. Lifeguards may wind up working longer hours, or spending more time in the sun.

Still there are back to normal plans. There will be city band concerts on June 17 and 22. As always, they will be presented from the gazebo on the grounds of the Grand Forks Historical Society. And there are occasional weddings there.

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