Goessel City Council approves sale of fireworks by Cynthia Goerzen
The Goessel city council met on May 17 and considered a request for selling fireworks. The council voted to grant the request, valid from June 27 through July 4. Fireworks can be sold between 8 am and 10:30 pm on those days. Restrictions set by the state will be in effect. The fireworks stand will be set up at the east end of town near the highway.
The council did not establish discharge dates and times for fireworks; those details will be determined at next month’s meeting.
Turning their attention to another matter, the council discussed water issues south of town on State Street. Mayor Dave Schrag showed pictures from the rain storm the previous day, when water had run over the road. The pictures showed where the creek needs to be cleaned out. Schrag explained that a log jam is a tree across the creek.
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Boulder market head tapped as next FirstBank president
A familiar face in the Boulder banking world will soon step into an important new role as FirstBank’s Boulder market head Kevin Classen prepares to take over as bank president early next year.
Classen, a banking industry veteran who started his tenure in Vail and helped lead FirstBank’s foray into the Arizona market, will succeed Ron Tilton, who is retiring in February after three-and-half decades at the institution.
Kevin Classen. Courtesy FirstBank.
“Ron set an incredibly high bar in the company,” Classen told BizWest. “In the past 35 years he’s been impactful not only to so many developments in and around Denver, but also to our processes within the organization.”
BOULDER A familiar face in the Boulder banking world will soon step into an important new role as FirstBank’s Boulder market head Kevin Classen prepares to take over as bank president early next year.
Classen, a banking industry veteran who started his tenure in Vail and helped lead FirstBank’s foray into the Arizona market, will succeed Ron Tilton, who is retiring in February after three-and-half decades at the institution.
Kevin Classen. Courtesy FirstBank.
“Ron set an incredibly high bar in the company,” Classen told BizWest. “In the past 35 years he’s been impactful not only to so many developments in and around Denver, but also to our processes within the organization.”