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Fairs, church and community festivals for summer 2021 around Milwaukee - Vimarsana News

Fairs, church and community festivals for summer 2021 around Milwaukee

A 2021 guide to summer festivals and fairs in Milwaukee and around Wisconsin.

Source: msn.com
Fairs, church and community festivals for summer 2021 around Milwaukee - Vimarsana News

Fairs, church and community festivals for summer 2021 around Milwaukee

A 2021 guide to summer festivals and fairs in Milwaukee and around Wisconsin.

Source: msn.com
Registration for Pre-K Olympics open to local children - Vimarsana News

Registration for Pre-K Olympics open to local children

Registration for Pre-K Olympics open to local children Forsyth County Parks and Recreation is calling for all 3- to 5-year-olds to participate in the Pre-K Olympics. Children will be able to run, jump and race through multiple different events at Fowler Park and pose for photos on an Olympics podium. Check-in for the event will start at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, April 18, and the activities will begin at 2 p.m. For residents of Forsyth County, the fee is $5. For non-residents, the fee to participate is $6. The Pre-K Olympics will be held at Fowler Park, 4110 Carolene Way in Cumming. ...

Griffin Bike Park near Terre Haute brings in pros to design trails - Vimarsana News

Griffin Bike Park near Terre Haute brings in pros to design trails

Three world-class professional bicyclists are slated to transform sections of Griffin Bike Park to an elevated skill level destination; each will create unique challenge areas in the 300-acre park, about

Jack Knox: One-holer hullabaloo: porta potty politics matter, too - Vimarsana News

Jack Knox: One-holer hullabaloo: porta potty politics matter, too

Besides, any controversy involving a taxpayer-funded one-holer is inherently funny. Toilet humour rocks. That said, Tom Michell was hardly laughing when he found a cyclist barfing at the edge of his parking lot last Sunday. And that came only a couple of days after the Central Saanich farmer discovered some human waste behind Michell’s Farm Market. It turns out that when you give people no place to go, they go anyway. So, yes, Michell wants to see the return of the portable outhouse that the Capital Regional District abruptly pulled from the side of Lochside Drive. This is a toilet tale ...