April 2015 - Richmond

The Richmond Record
April 2015
6 W Main, Richmond UT 84333
phone: (435) 258-2092
Black and
White Days
May 12-16
Information &
Updates are available on
the city website and on
the city Facebook page.
Calling All Artists/Creative Folk!
As part of the 100 year celebration of Black
and White Days Richmond City will be bringing
back its famous melodrama production. We are
looking for creative people of all ages interested
in helping to create the props and scenery.
Please contact David Koch at
[email protected] or (435) 258-5201. We look
forward to a great show.
T-shirts for Sale
Show your support for the 100th year
anniversary of Black & White Days! T-shirts for
the celebration are available for $7 - $9
(depending on size). See the order form on the
back page of the newsletter.
**Orders are due April 24**
Cowabunga Race
We’re going big with new
courses in celebration of the
100th anniversary of Black &
White Days! New this year is
the 12 k Cherry Peak Run
(starting at 7:30 a.m.). The 1
mile and 5 k runs start at 8:00 a.m.
All runs begin at the Richmond City Park on
Saturday, May 16. Cost is $7 per person or $30
for a family of 6 (IRS dependents).
Registration is available online at
cowabungarace.com. Prizes for the winners of
the 5 k and 12 k races. See you then!!
www.richmond-utah.com
Easter Egg Hunt
The Richmond Lions are
helping the Easter Bunny with
the annual Richmond Easter Egg
Hunt on Saturday, April 4. The
hunt is held at the city park and
soccer field and will start
promptly at 9:00 a.m. The area
is divided into zones according to age group.
Look for the Lions for directions to your zone.
City-wide Cleanup – May 2nd
Mark your calendars for the annual city-wide
cleanup May 2nd. Our goal is to get at least 100
volunteers to work within their neighborhoods
and on city streets and parks to pick up trash in
preparation for Black and White Days. With this
year being our 100th anniversary of the
celebration, we really need everyone's help to
get the city spiffed up!
Please register your group, family or
organization at the Black and
White Pavilion, starting at 9
am. Pick up gloves and bags,
head out to make a difference,
and then join the city council
on the park for a free lunch for everyone that
helps out.
For more information, please contact council
member Paul Erickson @ 435-757-4579.
Dumpsters
The dumpsters will be back for use starting
April 8: Wednesdays 3 to 8 (or until dark or
full); Saturdays 8 -8 or until dark or full. They
will be moved to the Maintenance Shop for
most of May for Black & White days
preparation and the festivities and clean up.
Please no tires or refrigerators.
Calling Basketball Aficionados
We would love to bring rec youth basketball
ball to Richmond. However, we need some
help! Are you a fan of basketball, and pretty
knowledgeable of the sport?
Call us to see how you can help bring
basketball to Richmond (435) 932-0257
Richmond Sports Committee
Richmond Lions Club Invites You to a
meeting with Craig Buttars, Cache County
Executive, on Thursday, April 16, at 7:30 p.m.
The meeting will be held at the city offices.
Preschool Story Hour Schedule”
(Thursdays 10:30 AM)
Apr. 2 NO Story Hour – Spring Break
Apr. 9 Opposites
Apr. 16 Let’s Move
Apr. 23 Sounds All Around
Apr. 30 Making Music
New Arrivals
Children’s Books:
Betty Bunny Wants a Goal by Michael B.
Kaplan
These Are the X-Men and This is Iron Man by
Thomas Macri
This is Captain America by Brooke Dworkin
Just a Little Love by Mercer Mayer
Junior Books:
Library News
“The more that you READ the more things you
will KNOW. The more that you LEARN the
more places you’ll GO!”
—Dr. Seuss
A Big Thank You to Mark Anderson again
for a fantastic gardening presentation at the
library last March. He is always a hit here in
Richmond and we certainly appreciate the
expertise he shares with us.
April Library Lecture: Nine years ago, a
USU professor asked Stacy Blauer if the school
she was teaching at would like to be a "sister
school" to a school in Uganda. Stacy has been
involved with the wonderful people in Uganda
ever since, and has traveled there twice to do
humanitarian work for about a month each time.
Stacy will share pictures and her experiences in
a Uganda presentation, April 23rd at 7:00 PM
in the Library Basement. Refreshments will be
served.
National Library Week – April 13-18
Come to the library for fun drawings, the
guessing jar, giveaways, treats and of course a
great day at your library! Come in and celebrate
something awesome – the fact that we have a
public library that has served our community for
over 100 years.
7 more titles of Captain Awesome by Stan Kirby
Ghost Hunter (Chronicles of Ancient Darkness
series #6) by Michelle Paver
#10, 11 & 12 of Last Apprentice series by
Joseph Delaney
Sins of the Father (Jack Sparrow #10) by Rob
Kidd
Teen Books:
(Audio)The Runaway King and The Shadow
Throne by Jennifer A. Nielsen
(Audio) Land Keep by J. Scott Savage
All Fall Down (Embassy Row series #1) by Ally
Carter
Rush Revere and the First Patriots by Rush
Limbaugh
Forevermore by Cindy Miles
My Friend the Enemy by Dan Smith
Adult Books:
Matagorda by Louis L’Amour
Eleventh Brother: a novel of Joseph in Egypt by
Rachel Kimball Wilcox
Power Play by Catherine Coulter
The Healer by Gregg Luke (also in audio)
The Death Trade Sean Dillon #20) by Jack
Higgins
For a complete list of “New Arrivals” go to
our website: richmondlibrary.us, Search Our
Catalog, Catalog tab, Destiny Quest (on left)
and Resource Lists (in center) where New
Materials for last 4 months is shown.
Child & Family Support Center
April is nationally recognized as Child Abuse
Prevention Month. This month brings awareness
to the community that abuse happens here in
Cache Valley and that through support and
education abuse can be prevented.
Events held in conjunction with Child Abuse
Prevention Month include:
April 11, 11:30am-2:30pm Sam’s Club BBQ:
Join us for our 6th annual Sam's Club BBQ!
Lunch will be served by the Sam’s Club crew
and all proceeds will be donated to the Child &
Family Support Center.
April 25 10:00am Family Fun Run: The
family fun run/walk features a 1 mile, 5K or
10K course, music, food, awards, and trophies.
Register online at
childandfamilysupportcenter.org
April 29 12:00pm at the County Courthouse
Steppin’ Up for Children: A community event
to show a commitment to keep children safe.
327 pairs of shoes representing each child in
Cache Valley who was involved in a
substantiated case of child abuse are placed on
the courthouse steps. Join us for a short
presentation.
We will hold a playgroup for children ages 04 from 10:30-11:30 on Fridays starting April
3rd.
Spanish parenting class is starting on
Tuesday, April 21st from 6-8 at our Hyrum
Center (10 North 600 East) and will run for 4
weeks.
Call 435-752-8880 with questions.
Richmond Harvest Market
The season opens June 6 and will be held
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday until
October 10. The market is located at Rockhill
Creamery (563 South State Street) and features
fresh produce, Rockhill cheeses, baked goods,
local farm-raised beef, and assorted crafts.
Visit www.richmond‐utah.com/harvest.html
for more information.
Free Concert!
Utah State University’s Center for Persons
with Disabilities and Caine College of the Arts
are partnering to present a FREE concert on
Saturday, April 18 at 2 p.m. in the Kent Concert
Hall on the USU campus. The one-hour event is
intended to be fully inclusive for people of all
abilities. The “Dreamers & Heroes” Family
Pops Concert, presented by the American
Festival Chorus and Orchestra and directed by
Craig Jessop, will feature superhero-themed
music that will be especially attractive to kids.
Head Start Preschool
Applications are being accepted for the 20152016 school year. Head Start is a wonderful free
preschool opportunity for qualifying families.
Creative curriculum allows for expansive
learning through play and exposure to math and
science skills. Free play every day allows for
growth in social and language skills that will
benefit children throughout their lives. Children
are fed breakfast and lunch every day.
Please contact Richmond Head Start at 2585613 for an application or stop in at the Head
Start building between 1:00 and 3:00, located on
the northwest corner by Park Elementary.
Connect with Richmond City!
Richmond City Website
Visit the website at www.richmond‐city.com
for information on council meetings, public
safety, resident info (utilities, licenses, permits),
and much more.
Richmond City on Facebook
The city has an official Facebook page. To
subscribe and find out what’s going on in our
community, go to
www.facebook.com/richmondcityutah.
Community Response System
If you’re interested in joining the city’s
community response system, please send an
email to communityresponse@richmond‐
utah.com. If you’d like information on the
system, send your request to the above email
address.
Newsletter Submissions: send to
[email protected] by the 20th of each month.
T-shirt Order
Form
100th Year Black and White Days t-shirts
Show your support for our City! Order your Black
and White t-shirt today for yourself, your family
or your work place!
(Back: Will have logos of Sponsors)
Order Information
Size/Quantity
Unit Price
Adult
S ______ M ______ L ______ XL ______
$7.00 Each
Adult
2XL ______ 3XL ______
$9.00 Each
Youth
XS______ S ______ M ______ L ______
$7.00 Each
Total
Total Amount
Total Qty
Amount Due
Prices will increase after April 24th. So order them now to get a great deal!
Billing Information
Name
Business (if Applicable)
Address
City
State ______________ Zip______________________
Phone
Email_____________________________________________
Payment Method (Circle One)
Check (make payable to Richmond City)
Visa
MasterCard
Discover
Credit Card Number ___________________________________________________________________________
Expiration Date ____/____ Cardholder Name (Please print) ____________________________________________
Fax to 435.258.3604 or Pay in person at Richmond City building 6 West Main Street
Mail order form and payment to Richmond City Attn:T-shirt, P.O. BOX 9 Richmond, UT 84333
ORDERS DUE APRIL 24, 2015
Orders will be available for pick-up at the Richmond City building by May 11, 2015
For questions contact Amy West at [email protected]