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What's happening in Golden today?
6:30PM Planning Commission
CoorsTek Property/Future Clayworks
The Planning Commission will hear a presentation from a graduate student on "Incentivizing Mixed-Income Developments Through a Reduction In Commercial Requirements." A few years ago, the Planning Commission specified that certain types of multi-family buildings should have business on the first floor. This was to encourage residents to walk around their neighborhoods rather than driving places. Now there's more emphasis on fitting more housing into the buildings. The presentation will explain that eliminating the commercial requirement will make housing more affordable by allowing developers to fit more housing into a building.
Their second topic will be energy building codes. They have been discussing the details with the Sustainability Board and will send a recommendation to City Council.
After the business meeting they will adjourn to a study session. They will go through new rules and procedures provided by Council and then review the Official Development Plan for the Coorstek/9th Street Clayworks project. On May 15th, they will meet again to review the Site Development Plan.
City Hall Council Chambers
911 10th Street (map)
Summary of May Events
1
4:30-6:30PM GWiB Happy Hour @ The Golden Guesthouse
5-8PM Baby Goat Night @ New Terrain
6-9PM Bunny Blake @ Miners Saloon
6-9PM Open Mic Golden with Derek Hall @ Morris & Mae
6:30PM Planning Commission Meeting @ City Hall
2
9AM Public Art Commission Meeting @ City Hall
10AM Everything Dinosaur Lecture @ Dinosaur Ridge Discovery Center
4-11PM Cheese Night with Cheese Ranch @ Mountain Toad
4-5PM May the Fourth (But on the Second) @ Golden Library
4:30-6PM REDI Task Force Meeting @ City Hall
5-7:30PM Teen Night @ Golden Community Center
5-8PM Yappy Hour @ Golden Mill
5-8PM Kory Montgomery @ Golden Mill
6-7PM Ukulele Thursdays @ Golden Library
7-11PM Asha Blaine Debuting New EP with Special Guest Guild Of Ages @ Buffalo Rose
3
8-9M Golden StArt with Jenny Wilson @ Foothills Art Center – Creative Campus
12-3PM Local Food System Community Listening Session @ Golden Community Center
9AM Special Meeting of the Community Sustainability Advisory Board and Planning Commission @ City Hall
5-10PM Kyffin Krawl @ Avenue Vision
5-9PM Night at the Mines Museum @ Mines Museum
5:30-7PM Cannabis Unveiled @ Pranatonic
6-8PM Meet the Orchestra @ Golden Library
6:30-7:30PM Band Concert @ Golden High School
4
Colorado Summit Ultimate Season Begins @ Marv Kay Stadium
9AM-12PM In-Store Kids Workshop @ Home Depot
9:30AM-12PM Full Walking Tour @ Dinosaur Ridge
10AM Coffee with Councilors @ Golden Community Center
10AM-2PM 14th Street Mother’s Day Celebration @ Truly BoHotique
10AM-4PM International Female Ride Day @ Avalanche Harley-Davidson
12-12:45PM Radiant Skin Begins Within @ Natural Grocers
12PM Barrels and Bottles Brewing Downtown Golden Closing and Anniversary Party @ Barrels & Bottles (downtown)
12:30-3:30PM Kentucky Derby Watch Party @ Morris & Mae
1-3PM PAWS for Reading @ Golden Library
1-2:30PM Dungeons & Dragons for Beginners (Virtual)
1-4PM Celebrate Moms-Decorative Flower Pots & Succulents @ Mountain Toad
3:30-5PM Dungeons & Dragons for Advanced Players (Virtual)
4-4:30PM Golden Concert Choir Spring Concert – Ode to Life @ Calvary Episcopal Church
5-8:30PM Golden Super Cruise @ South Golden Road
7-11PM Cold Replay & Double Life @ Buffalo Rose
5
11AM-5PM Spring Market @ New Terrain
12-5PM Finals Relief @ Golden Library
3-6PM Delta Sonics @ Golden Mill
5-10PM Golden High School Battle Of The Bands & Those Crazy Nights @ Buffalo Rose
6
Spring Yard Waste Collection Begins
5-7PM Jackson Street Corridor Open House @ City Hall
5-8PM Monday Market @ Cannonball Creek Brewing
7
10AM-2PM Galloping Goose Rides @ Colorado Railroad Museum
10-10:45AM Storybook Tour @ Colorado Railroad Museum
1-3PM Hexie Ladies - English Paper Piecing Enthusiasts @ Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum
5-8PM Cat Takeover II @ New Terrain
5:30-7:30PM Textile Society @ Golden Library
8
Walk, Bike, and Roll to School Day
7-9AM Bike Walk Golden Trail Etiquette Booth @ Shelton Elementary School
9-10AM Golden Startup Coffee @ Morris & Mae
10:15-11:15AM Discovery Play @ Golden Library
5PM State of the City 2024 @ Golden Community Center
6-7:30PM Bingo Night @ American Legion Post 21
6-9PM Chris Koltak @ Miners Saloon
6-7PM Recharge & Renew: Boundaries and Self-Care @ Golden Library
6:30PM Historic Preservation Board Meeting @ City Hall
7:30PM SCRIPTprov @ Miners Alley Performing Arts Center
9
9-10:30AM Community Marketing Stakeholder Committee Meeting @ Public Works and Planning Building
10AM Everything Dinosaur Lecture @ Dinosaur Ridge Discovery Center
11:30AM-12:30PM Rental Registry Listening Session @ City Hall
3PM Colorado School of Mines Graduate Commencement @ Colorado School of Mines 5-8PM Josh Blackburn @ Golden Mill
5:30PM Brewmaster Dinner Series @ The Eddy
6-7PM Floral Workshop @ State 38
6:30PM Economic Development Commission Meeting @ City Hall
7-9PM Family Recipe @ Buffalo Rose
10
Colorado School of Mines Undergraduate Commencement @ Colorado School of Mines
6-8PM Teen After Hours: Human Battleship @ Golden Library
6:30-7:30PM Choir Pops Concert @ Golden High School
8-10PM Citizen Dan @ Buffalo Rose
11
USPS Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
8AM Bird Watching Walk @ Kinney Run Trail
9-9:30AM TriceraTOTs @ Dinosaur Ridge Discovery Center
9AM-1PM Paint & Electronics Recycling Event @ Golden High School
10-10:30AM TriceraTOTs @ Dinosaur Ridge Discovery Center
11AM-12PM Succulent Troll Workshop @ Morris & Mae
12-6PM Rocky Mountain Tree Festival @ New Terrain
1-3PM PAWS for Reading @ Golden Library
5PM Maypole Dance @ Denver Kickers Club
12
Mother’s Day Dining Specials – See GoldenToday.com calendar
3-6PM Tommy Shugart Duo @ Golden Mill
4-7:30PM Sunday Swing with the Flatirons Jazz Orchestra @ Buffalo Rose
13
12-4PM Stitch’n B*tch @ Golden Quilt Company
1:30-3PM Using the Cloud: Google Drive @ Golden Library
5:30PM GURA Board Meeting @ City Hall
14
10:30AM Front Porch Friends Meeting @ Golden Community Center
1:30-3PM Google Docs @ Golden Library
4:30-5:30PM Teen Advisory Board @ Golden Library
5-7PM VIBE@5 @ Table Mountain Inn
5PM City Council Regular Business Meeting & Study Session @ City Hall
5:30PM Golden High School PTA Meeting @ Golden High School
6-7:30PM Underneath the Starry Flag @ Golden History Museum
15
7:30AM Citizens Budget Advisory Committee Meeting @ City Hall
3-7PM Open House and Ribbon Cutting @ Health at Hand Bodywork & Aesthetics
5-6PM Bell Middle School PTA Meeting @ Bell Middle School
5-8PM The Great Sled Dog Adoption @ New Terrain
5:45-6:45PM GWiB Table Talks @ Connects Workspace Red Rocks
6-8PM Risk and Reward: Decision-Making in the Mountains @ Bentgate Mountaineering
6-9PM Jordan Yewey @ Miners Saloon
6:30PM Planning Commission Study Session @ City Hall
16
7:30AM Golden Young Professionals Monthly Membership Meeting @ Golden Visitors Center
4-11PM Cheese Night with Cheese Ranch @ Mountain Toad
5-8PM Shawn Eckels @ Golden Mill
6PM Parks, Recreation and Museums Advisory Board Meeting @ City Hall
6-8PM Karaoke Night @ Morris & Mae
7-9PM Climbing Film Tour - Proceeds Benefit Camp Wapiyapi @ Buffalo Rose
17
10AM-12PM Rocky Mountain Quilt Study Group @ Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum
6-8PM Teen Pride After Hours: Gayliens vs. Jurassic Pride @ Golden Library
7:30-9:30PM An Intimate Evening with Dotsero @ Buffalo Rose
18
8AM Bird Watching Walk @ Kinney Run Trail
8:30AM-1PM Bike Walk Golden Trail Etiquette Booth @ Clear Creek Trail
9AM-5PM Colorado Crossings @ Colorado Railroad Museum
9AM-12PM Blacksmithing @ Golden History Museum
9AM-12PM Creating a Cozy Campsite @ Golden History Museum
9:30AM-12PM Walk with a Geologist @ Triceratops Trail
10AM-5PM Creative Campus Public Opening @ Foothills Art Center – Creative Campus
10AM-2PM Rescheduled Earth Day Celebration @ DeLong Park
10AM-12PM Mini-Garage Sale @ Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum
10:30AM-3PM Sewing Bee @ First Presbyterian Church of Golden
11AM-10PM Gluten-Free Foodie Festival @ Holidaily
12-12:45PM Digestive Health 101 @ Natural Grocers
2:30-4PM Make Something: Memories Box @ Golden Library
8-10PM Paradise Theatre @ Buffalo Rose
19
9AM-5PM Colorado Crossings @ Colorado Railroad Museum
12-4PM Second Annual Paws & Pints Fundraiser @ Cannonball Creek
1-5PM Tattered-N-Torn Trucker Hat Bar @ Morris & Mae
2:30-4:30PM Textile Society @ Golden Library
3PM Season Finale with the Jefferson Symphony Orchestra @ Colorado School of Mines
3-6PM Michael Allen @ Golden Mill
20
6:30PM Downtown Development Authority Meeting @ City Hall
21
8-9AM What’s Brewing Golden @ Golden Hotel
10-11AM Story Time and Craft @ Colorado Railroad Museum
10AM-1PM Coffee with a Cop @ Red Silo Coffee Roasters
1-3PM Hand Embroidery Stitchers @ Rocky Mountain Quilt
2:30PM Local Licensing Authority Meeting @ City Hall
6-7:45PM Golden Beer Talks @ Buffalo Rose
6-7PM Book Discussion Group @ Golden Library
6-7:30PM Dr. Rose Kidd Beere 1859-1927 @ Golden History Museum
22
12-4PM English Paper Piecing @ Golden Quilt Company
6-8:30PM Community Sustainability Advisory Board @ City Hall
6-7:30PM Bingo Night @ American Legion Post 21
6-9PM Derek Hall @ Miners Saloon
23
7:53AM Full Moon
8-10AM Sunrise Awards Breakfast @ Golden Hotel
12-1PM Big Money, Small Channel @ Golden Library
2-5PM Kory Montgomery @ Golden Mill
5-7PM Dungeons & Dragons: One-Shot for Beginners @ Golden Library
6-8PM Denver West Quilt Artists Group Meeting @ Golden Quilt Company
6PM Mobility & Transportation Advisory Board Meeting @ City Hall
24
9-10AM GWiB Book Club @ Kona Bowls
4-7PM Family Climb Night @ American Mountaineering Center
8-10PM Rubber Souls @ Buffalo Rose
25
9:30AM-12PM Full Walking Tour @ Dinosaur Ridge
10AM The Splash OPENING DAY
10AM-5PM Astor House Public Opening @ Foothills Art Center - Astor House
10AM-2PM Open House @ Golden History Park
4-5:30PM Cocktail Class @ State 38
7-9PM Hazel Miller and The Collective @ Buffalo Rose
26
8-11AM All the Pancakes You Can Eat Breakfast @ Golden Masonic Temple
3-6PM Alibi @ Golden Mill
28
8AM-3PM Passport-palooza @ Jeffco Administration and Courts Facility
1:30PM Triad Senior Safety @ Jeffco District Attorney’s Office
2-3:30PM Social Media: Basics @ Golden Library
5:30PM Golden Bike Cruise @ Armory Parking Garage
5:30-7:30 Bike Walk Golden Trail Etiquette Booth @ 13th and Arapahoe
6:30PM City Council Regular Business Meeting @ City Hall
29
2-3:30PM Facebook @ Golden Library
6-9PM Chance Gallagher @ Miners Saloon
30
Goldengrass Bluegrass Weekend Begins @ New Terrain
Spring Whale of a Used Book Sale Begins @ Jeffco Fairgrounds
11AM-12PM Library for All @ Golden Library
2-3:30PM LinkedIn @ Golden Library
4-4:30PM Ribbon Cutting @ Pancho & Jane
5-8PM Bill McKay @ Golden Mill
31
8-11PM Danielle Nicole Band with Michael Morrow And The Culprits @ Buffalo Rose
Recurring Events:
Daily
Mondays
8:30-9:30AM Power Training (Virtual)
10-10:55AM All Levels Yoga (Virtual)
10:15-10:45AM Let’s Dance @ Golden Library
12-12:30PM Mondays with Mayor Weinberg (Virtual) (except 5/27)
2-3PM Active Minds Mondays (Virtual) (except 5/27)
6-9PM Teach Me to Play @ Golden Game Guild
Tuesdays
9AM Golden Seniors – Coffee Klatch @ Golden Visitors Center
9-10AM Women’s Exercise and Bible Study @ First United Methodist Church
9:15-9:45AM Baby Time @ Golden Library
10:15-10:45AM Preschool Time @ Golden Library
5:30-8PM Continuing Exploration of the Elements of Art @ Foothills Art Center
6:00-8:00PM Trivia Tuesdays @ Golden Mill
6:30-8:30PM Bar Bingo Night @ VFW Post 4171
6:30-8:30PM Team Trivia Tuesdays @ Buffalo Rose
Wednesdays
6-6:55AM Cardio Lift Interval (Virtual)
8:00-8:55AM Tai Chi (Virtual)
8:30-9:30AM Power Training (Virtual)
9AM Golden Walks – Wednesday Morning Celebrating Life @ Golden Library
10-10:55AM All Levels Yoga (Virtual)
10:15-10:45AM Toddler Time @ Golden Library
3-5PM Hard Times Writing Workshop (Virtual)
6:30PM Trivia Night @ Over Yonder
Thursdays
9-9:55AM Silver Sneakers Classic (Virtual)
9:15-9:45AM Baby Time @ Golden Library
10-10:30AM Call In: Mid-Morning Meditation (Virtual)
10-12PM DeLong Park Weed Busters @ DeLong Park
3-4:30PM Vaccine, License & Microchip Clinic @ Foothills Animal Shelter
4-4:30PM HIIT (Virtual)
6PM Run Club @ Runners Roost
6-9PM Mini Paint Night @ Golden Game Guild
7:30PM The Full Monty @ Miners Alley Performing Arts Center
Fridays
10:15-10:45AM Toddler Time @ Golden Library
10:30AM The Friday Tour @ Colorado Railroad Museum
12-12:55PM All Levels Yoga (Virtual)
1-1:45PM Silver Sneakers Yoga (Virtual)
1:30PM The Friday Tour @ Colorado Railroad Museum
7:30PM The Full Monty @ Miners Alley Performing Arts Center
Saturdays
8AM Saturday Morning Run and Social Walk @ Golden History Park
9:00-9:55AM Tai Chi (Virtual)
10AM-3PM Brunch at the Rose @ Buffalo Rose
10AM-3:00PM Saturday Train Rides @ Colorado Railroad Museum
10:15AM Family Time @ Golden Library
11AM The Emperor's New Clothes @ Miners Alley Performing Arts Center
1PMPM The Emperor's New Clothes @ Miners Alley Performing Arts Center
7:30PM The Full Monty @ Miners Alley Performing Arts Center
Sundays
9:30AM-12PM Full Walking Tour @ Dinosaur Ridge
10AM-3PM Brunch at the Rose @ Buffalo Rose
2PM The Full Monty @ Miners Alley Performing Arts Center
5-9PM Game Night @ Mountain Toad
6-7:30PM Budget Open House
Don't forget tonight's Budget Open House at the Community Center! This should be a great opportunity to learn more about their spending plans.
Correction:
I made an error in yesterday's post when I wrote this:
REVENUE
2023: $110,127,474
2024: $155,881,220
EXPENSES *
2023: $115,377,053
2024: $166,578,393
* does not include capital expenses
** from the 2024 Budget in Review document
In fact, it does include capital expenses; I'm just not sure how much it includes. The Expenses by Fund in Detail (p. 13) included $2,670,000 for "Capital Programs" but the next page (p. 14) identifies $73,978,469 million for "Capital Outlay." What's the difference?
Also, what's the difference between the "Total Expenditures and Other Uses" of $101,693,519 shown on p. 32 of the 2023-2024Biennial Budget and the $166,578,393 "Total Expenses by Fund in Detail" shown on p. 11 of the 2024 Budget in Review?
And also, does the $166,578,393 include only $700,000 (p. 195 of the budget) toward the projected $65 million cost of the new city hall?
So many exciting questions! I hope to get the answers at the Open House.
Read the Budget in Review to find your own exciting questions! I hope to see you tonight at the Open House.
Golden Community Center
1470 10th Street (map)
Live Music for Wednesday, May. 1st
- 6-9PM Bunny Blake @ Miners Saloon @ Miners Saloon
- 6-9PM Open Mic Night with Derek Hall @ Morris & Mae
- More Live Music
4-8PM Chrispy @ Mountain Toad
6PM Live Music @ Rock Rest Lodge
For more information, visit the Golden Today Calendar
Golden History: Golden Paper Mill
The Golden Paper Mill, as shown in the 1893 Golden Globe Industrial Edition
157 Years Ago
The May 1, 1867 Colorado Transcript announced that construction would soon begin on a paper mill. The owners hoped to have the mill in operation by early July.
They expected to begin by producing lower grade paper, including newsprint, wrapping paper, and “cartridge paper.” They hoped to eventually move on to writing paper. The same edition included an advertisement offering to buy clean rags for use in making paper. Since trees were scarce in this region, the mill also used straw and occasionally rope in the manufacturing process.
The editor of the Transcript was delighted to have a paper mill in town. He occasionally goaded his fellow newspaper owners when they ran short of paper, reminding them that Golden had a paper mill, so he was able to get paper when they could not. On the other hand, the Golden Paper Mill seldom produced suitable stock for newspapers. It generally produced wrapping paper. When necessary, early Transcripts were printed on wrapping paper.
In 1869, the Paper Mill was sold to Mr. E. C. Wells, who upgraded the machinery and increased the capacity of the mill. He upgraded again in 1874, but ran into financial difficulties later that year, and the Mill was put up for auction. The country was in a depression at that time. Apparently he retained or recovered it, because he was the owner again and running for the State Senate in 1878. He must have won the election, because later Transcript articles referred to him as Senator Wells.
In 1878, the Mill was severely damaged in a flood, but rebuilt and expanded and was back in operation by the end of the year. It employed 15 men at that time. The machinery was powered by the diverted Clear Creek water, but they also had a large, coal-powered steam boiler to heat their bleaching vat and dry the paper. The boiler consumed about 2 tons of coal per day.
The 1893 Golden Globe Industrial Edition stated that Senator Wells and his business partner were both in poor health and would be glad to find a purchaser. Apparently, none appeared. The country was again in a depression, which may have complicated the prospects for a sale.
In 1896, the Mill was again severely damaged by a flood, but again rebuilt. Later that year, the water in the flume froze, again forcing a shutdown. In the spring of 1898 the Mill was shut down due to low water in Clear Creek (and therefore, in the flume that powered the Mill).
Mr. Wells upgraded his machinery again in the spring of 1900 and afterwards was running two shifts of workers. In November of that year, the mill caught fire and was entirely destroyed. It was valued at $45,000 and only insured for $12,000. It was never rebuilt. The Transcript placed some blame on the superintendent of our water works. The fireplugs were so rusty that the firemen had trouble opening them, and the rust in the lines was so thick they had very low water pressure.
In 1901, an eastern company bought the property, intending to build a “concentrator” (smelter) there. Apparently (fortunately) the plan didn’t go through and the property was for sale again not long after. Mr. Wells died in Golden in 1914. In addition to his 30 years ownership of the Golden Paper Mill, he served two terms in the state legislature, several terms on Golden City Council, and one term on the Board of Trustees for the School of Mines. He is buried in the Golden Cemetery.
The mill was originally powered by water diverted from Clear Creek. This proved to be an unreliable power source, so the mill owners later installed a coal-powered boiler.
The Golden Paper Mill operated until 1900. That property is now occupied by the Miners Mesa apartments (map).
Weather
Overnight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 45. Southwest wind around 5 mph.
Wednesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny. High near 66, with temperatures falling to around 60 in the afternoon. Northwest wind 3 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New rainfall amounts less than a tenth of an inch possible.
Wednesday Night: Showers and thunderstorms likely before 2am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. Northwest wind 6 to 12 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%.
Wednesday Night: Showers And Thunderstorms Likely, 38°F
Thursday: Sunny then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 59°F
Thursday Night: Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 39°F
Friday: Mostly Sunny then Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 63°F
Friday Night: Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms then Partly Cloudy, 39°F
Saturday: Mostly Sunny then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 65°F
Saturday Night: Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms then Partly Cloudy, 47°F
Sunday: Mostly Sunny, 75°F
Sunday Night: Mostly Cloudy then Slight Chance Rain Showers, 48°F
Monday: Slight Chance Rain Showers then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 64°F
Monday Night: Partly Cloudy, 44°F
Tuesday: Mostly Sunny then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms, 67°F
News Relating to Golden - May 1, 2024
Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
Golden Fire Department
On December 30, 2021, we witnessed the Marshall Fire burn across 6100 acres, destroying 1084 structures and resulting in two fatalities. A wildland fire can happen nearly any day in any neighborhood. The weather forecast is looking good for this weekend! It will be a great time to prepare your property in case a wildfire happens in your neighborhood! This Saturday, May 4, 2024, is Wildfire Community Preparedness Day commonly shortened to Wildfire Prep Day. This national campaign encourages people and organizations everywhere to come together on a single day to take action to raise awareness and reduce wildfire risks. This week we will provide tips about what you can do on and around your home to help protect against the threat of wildfires. For more information call us at 303-215-8886. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QthynXympI
Molson Coors: Q1 Earnings Snapshot
Yahoo Finance
GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) — GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) — Molson Coors Brewing Co. (TAP) on Tuesday reported first-quarter net income of $207.8 million... Read more...
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Sponsors:
($100/month and up)
Buffalo Rose, Buglet Solar, Foothills Art Center, Golden City Brewery, Golden Cultural Alliance, Golden History Museum, Miners Alley Playhouse, The Golden Mill, Golden Chamber of Commerce, Golden History Tours, Morris & Mae Market, Miners Saloon, Colorado Railroad Museum, Tom Reiley, Bud Rockhill, Michael Mason, Lisa DeCaro and Len Matheo
Friends:
($50-99.99/month or $500/yr)
Tall Pines Painting, Baby Doe’s Clothing Paul Haseman, Donna Anderson, Carol & Doug Harwood, Beth Bidwell, Stephanie Painter, Greg Poulos, Ed and Carol Freza, and Joy Brandt
Supporters:
($25-49.99/month or $250/yr)
Laura King and Scott Wilson, Bobby German and Alison McNally, Ann Norton & Jonathan Storer, Forrest Jones, Barry & Liz Bettis, Cheryl & Tom Schweich, Marjorie Sloan, Chris and Joyce Davell, Rick Flint, Forrest Jones, AC Development, and Cynthia Merrill Tamny
Members:
($10-24.99/month or $100/yr)
Brad Miller & Julie Bartos, Holly Thomas, Jim and LouAnne Dale, Ann Pattison, Thomas Hoffman, Carol Abel, Brian Quarnstrom, Sandra Curran, Bobby German and Alison McNally, Kathy Smith, Karen Smith, Carlos & Nancy Bernal, Robert Storrs, Michele Sannes, Elaine Marolla, Dixie Termin & Ron Miller, Carol & Don Cameron, E Tom Hughes, Crystal M Culbert, Patrick A. Madison, Alice Madison & Jim Kalivas, Deb Goeldner, Christopher Ball, 6th Chair Home Services, Dot & Eric Brownson, Rosemary Coffman, Emeline Paulson, Casey & Gina Brown, Sandy Schneider, Mark and Cathy Pattridge, Cheryl G Leidich, Jen Rutter, Carol Abel, Frani R Bickart, Jennings and Litz, Bill Sedgeley, Nancy Hughes, Justin L Wade, Kathi Eggers, Traci Case, Donna Owen, Leslie D Lutz, Karen Oxman, Catherine Skokan, Ross Fraser, Lynne Haigh, Elizabeth Hilliard, Frank Young & Terre Deegan-Young, Kathy Hirons & Jack Markin, and the Golden Transcript
Followers:
($5-9.99/month)
Golden Community Garden, Lora Haimes, Bill Fisher, Mariane Erickson, Susan Gray
