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Darck Eve Featuring: Monument Parade & Street Fair - July 3rd Palmer Lake Fireworks - July 4th Holiday Activity Guide Coupon Booklet Schedule of Events and More! “The Best Small Town Celebration In America!” Your Fun and Fireworks provided by: Kiwanis Parade Committee, Palmer Lake Fireworks Committee, and the Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce. Independence Day Festival - Schedule of Events nd Friday, July 7:002 p.m. – Barn Dance. Sibell’s Barn - Front St., Monument rd Saturday, July 7:003 a.m. – Pancake Breakfast - St. Peter’s Church, Monument 7:15 a.m. – Fun Run begins - Palmer Lake Trailhead 7:30 a.m. – Parade line-up begins - Old Denver Highway - Monument 8:30 a.m. – Parade Entry Judging begins 9:30 a.m. – Children’s Parade begins - Monument 10:00 a.m. – Main Parade begins - Monument 11:00 a.m. – Street Fair begins - Monument 12:00 p.m. – Flag Disposal Ceremony - Limbach Park, Monument 12:15 p.m. – Live Music begins - Limbach Park, Monument 12:00 p.m. – Tractor Pull begins - County Line Rd., Palmer Lake 12:00 p.m. – Palmer Lake Festival begins 2:00 p.m. – Live Music begins - Palmer Lake th Sunday, July 11:004 a.m. – Tractor Pull begins - County Line Rd., Palmer Lake 11:00 a.m. – Palmer Lake Festival begins 12:00 p.m. – Live Music begins - Palmer Lake 9:15 p.m. – Palmer Lake Fireworks Extravaganza Turn on your radio and tune in to: Starting at 9 PM July 4th Listen to the LIVE broadcast - choreographed to the Palmer Lake Fireworks Show! The Tribune is proud to be the Media Sponsor of the 2010 Palmer Lake Fireworks Show A publication of Colorado Community Newspapers www.trilakes247.com twitter.com/ccnlocalmatters facebook.com/ccnewspapers Advertising Info: 719-338-5846 • Subscription Info: 303-663-7174 Proud publisher of the following community newspapers: Castle Rock News-Press, Centennial Citizen, Douglas County News-Press, Elbert County News, Englewood Herald, Highlands Ranch Herald, Littleton Independent, Lone Tree Voice, Parker Chronicle, Pikes Peak Courier View, Teller County Extra and The Tribune. Homes & Land Commercial Foreclosures Luxury Homes Short Sales Sandra Throgmorton, Broker Trish Flake, Broker (719) 661-9315 (719) 481-4810 www.sandrathrogmorton.com www.trishflake.com Visitor Center Notary Public Free Maps Free Coffee & Wi-fi Community Bulletin Board eCleCtiC gifts CustoM fraMing g a l l e ry C e n t e r 183 WASHINGTON ST. Colorado Lighthouse MonuMent, Co 80132 719.487.7691 p 630 Illumination Pt. • Palmer Lake, CO 80133 719.487.7410 f At Highway 105 www.bellaartandframe.com 719.352.6779 C Sharon Smith 719-481-0981 [email protected] Maggie WilliaMson MONUMENTAL MINIATURES • Pawparazzi Unique Handcrafted • Doll House Kits • Perfect Petzzz • Doll Houses • Estes Rockets • Anything & Everything • Jay-Jay to decorate & equip your (719) 481-1361 dollhouse. 274 Washington St. • Monument CO 80132 parade ad full page2 4/30/10 8:14 AM Page 1 We’re proud to sponsor this hometown tradition. We invite you to celebrate the freedom we enjoy and remember the men and women who have served this great country. As a local, employee-owned bank, we invite you to check out the advantages we have to offer. For a limited time, if you open a new checking account, we’ll give you $50. *Offer is for new deposits only. $50 to be deposited into your account at opening. $50 charge if account is closed within 90 days. Bring this coupon in to Integrity Bank & Trust Open a New Checking Account and Get $50 • Open any personal or business deposit account with new money only–1 per customer • $500 minimum opening deposit • Applies to any checking or savings deposit product--Annual percentage yields on interest # bearing accounts will be calculated and adjusted to reflect offer at time of account opening • Must present coupon at time of account opening • $50 account closing fee if closed within 90 days • Accounts must be opened on or before 8/31/10 promise you’ll see the difference. www.integritybankandtrust.com Research & Powers: 5550 Powers Center Point, Colorado Springs 719-495-3700 Northgate & Voyager: 13475 Voyager Parkway, Colorado Springs 719-487-3034 Monument: 1430 Cipriani Loop, Monument 719-484-0077 (719) (719) 488-3761 481-4613 351 Hwy. 105 • Monument Rental Equipment, Sales & Service 15% OFF (Across from Rosies Diner) 1-Time Purchase With this Coupon LAWN-BOY Excludes Kegs, Cigarettes & Sale Items. Allen J. Klimeck, Owner SNAPPER Cannot be combined with any other offer. Expires July 11, 2010. 341 Front Street P.O. Box 607 Monument, CO 80132 790 Highway 105, Ste. A&B Get a Large Palmer Lake, CO 80133 Pepperoni Pizza (719) 481-8900 for Only $5.99 Monday through Thursday (Must mention offer when ordering) 719-481-4800 578 Highway 105 Monument, CO 80132 “We Want The Best For Your Pet!” Make Your Hive as Sweet as Honey Outdoor Organic for the Spring! Farmer’s Market - COMING SOON! - $15 OFF for 1st Time Customers Mention this ad. or FREE Gourmet 6” Cheesecake, 8 slices Landscape Materials! Decorative Rock Topsoil / Compost / Soil Mixes Mulch / Bark Sand Decorative Boulders 10% off Rip Rap Flagstone Visit us online for other offers, Materials Picked up Pavers not valid with any other offer Retaining Wall Block expires 8/31/10 discounts and how to information! BC #1257 Moss Rock Tri Lakes Street Fair Landscape Fabric Edging www.pioneersand.com Timbers / Railroad Ties Monument 719-487-9981 - Colorado Springs 719-599-8100 - Black Forest 719-495-8858 Try Sara’s Sausage at your Local Supermarket! Tri-Lakes area residents, surrounding communities, and businesses Thank You for your support with our fund raising efforts and community work. Monument Hill Kiwanis (previously Monument Hill Sertoma) has been helping the community since 1974 Corporate Sponsors for 2010 Gold Sponsors Sponsors Bearden Group JJ Tracks Bella Panini Monument Motors Bill Frier Enterprises, Inc. Rosie’s Diner Century 21 Performance People’s National Bank Applied Weather Associates Hunter-Wolff Gallery Colorado Dental Arts Inn At Palmer Divide Expectations Salon Integrity Bank & Trust Wal-Mart Mc Donalds Restaurants La Casa Fiesta Restaurant Monarch Merchandising Safeway Nolan D. Gookin, P.C. Travelmore Pinz Bowling Center ASPYN Financial Three Eagles Companies Texas Roadhouse Tribune Monument Computer Service Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce Premier Urgent Care Tri-Lakes Printing CertaPro Painters Parade Sponsors 2010 Happy 4th of July from Monument Hill Kiwanis The Monument Hill Kiwanis Club gives special thanks and recognition to the following individuals and organizations that graciously donate time and materials to insure the parade is a safe and successful community event: Lewis-Palmer District #38, Historic Monument Merchants Association, Boy Scout Troop #17, Monument Hill Marching Band, Lewis-Palmer Key Club, Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce, Our Community News, Tri- Lakes Tribune, CDOT, El Paso County Sheriff’s Department, Monument Police Chief Jake Shirk, Town of Monument police, Town of Monument, Monument Community Presbyterian Church, Woodmor-Monument Fire Department, Palmer Lake Fire Department, Larkspur Fire Department, Wescott Fire Department and Tri-Lakes Fire Protection Department. Monument Hill Kiwanis meets at Inn at Palmer Divide on Hwy. 105 Saturday at 8:00 a.m. Meeting and sponsorship information: Call Banny Nasser @ 488-3189 Great speakers, good food and great friendships to be made. Holiday Activity Guide Detailed Event Information (Events this year to be held Friday, July 2nd through Sunday, July 4th, 2010 and are FREE, except as noted) Monument Barn Dance. Hosted by Si and Dorothy Sibell, and sponsored by the Monument Merchants Association, this event will be held at Si’s barn on Front Street in Monument from 7:00 PM – Midnight on Friday, July 2nd. There is an admission fee of $10.00 per person or $15.00 per couple and all proceeds go to Tri-Lakes Cares and Toys For Tots. Jack Daddy will perform, and beer, wine and sodas will be available (ID required for alcohol). Contact: Si or Dorothy Sibell at 481-3382. Monument Ride the Bus. Transportation is sponsored by Kiwanis and Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce. Shuttle buses (District 38 yellow school buses) will shuttle event attendees from parking facilities to Vitamin Cottage (located across the street from Safeway in Monument) from 8:00 am until 10:00 am on July 3rd. Parking facilities are: LPHS, Monument Park & Ride and PRHS (south parking lot). Eating, drinking or smoking is not permitted on the buses. You may bring strollers, coolers and folding lawn chairs on the bus. Your donation of $1.00 per person is appreciated to help pay the cost of operating the buses. Buses will be staged on Woodworth St. and 4th St. (just north of Lavelett Park) for return trips to parking facilities after the parade. Return trips will begin at 12:00 pm and run until 2:00 pm. *No shuttle bus to Palmer Lake after the Parade. RIDE THE BUS, AVOID THE HASSLE! Contact: Robin 243-7116 or 785-4227. Palmer Lake to Monument 29th Annual Fun Run. Sponsored by Palmer Lake Elementary School (PLES) PTO. The July 3rd race starts @ 7:15 AM @ Palmer Lake Trailhead. With early registration at www.july4funrun.com, the race costs $23 (age 16 and up) or $12 for 15 and under. Packet pick-up available at Palmer Lake Elementary School on July 2nd from 3:30-7:30 p.m. On-site registration at Palmer Lake Park starting @ 6 AM, cost of $30. Chip timing by Your Cause Sports. Kids Fun Run at the conclusion of the 4M. Participants may return to the start point by Shuttle Bus (yellow school buses). - *No shuttle bus to Palmer Lake after the Parade. All proceeds go to PLES PTO.
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