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FIRST AID AND CPR TRAINING <br />In February, I provided first aid and CPR training and certification to approximately 24 city <br />personnel. These trainings took place at Lions Park Center and each one lasted about 3 <br />hours. <br /> <br />GIRL POWER <br />Our kickoff events in February were a success. We had 30 4~h and 5th grade girls and 40 2"d <br />and 3rd grader girls attend each event. The girls did a variety of activities such as making <br />their own journals, beading, yoga, helping with a meal, and small group conversations with <br />specific topics that related to girls. We held another event in March, which had 35 girls <br />participate between the ages of 2nd and 5th grade. This was an all day event on a non-school <br />day. This event had three speakers who came in from the community who visited with the <br />girls about their careers. The girls also helped with their meal, drew pictures of themselves <br />and talked about what they liked about themselves, and more. We are looking forward to <br />more events in the future. <br /> <br />LIONS PARK CENTER <br />The calendar has been full so far this year. We continue to take reservations and then fill in <br />our programs around the public's use of the facility about two months prior to that <br />timeframe. Recreation use accounts for approximately 70%. Other uses include the Lions <br />Club, Downtown Rivers Edge Assoc., Cub Scouts, Girls Fastpitch Softball, the Senior <br />Center, the Elk River Area Arts Alliance, and community residents. <br /> <br />BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB <br />We continue to plan activities at the Boys and Girls Club in addition to the Open Gyms <br />we've been running since last fall. We have programs planned for spring and summer use <br />and continue to look for staff and program ideas. They have been great to work with and <br />we look forward to continuing to use this opportunity and parmering with the Boys and <br />Girls Club on other things. <br /> <br />OPEN GYMS <br />Open Gyms will be ending this month. Attendance has been low this year and we will be <br />looking at offering fewer opportunities next year, possibly just on Sunday afternoons. <br /> <br />DONATIONS <br />We want to thank the Lions Club for donating $500 towards our Entertainment in the Park <br />this year, Crow River Rental for reducing the fees for their moonwalks for our summer <br />family events, and the Bank of Elk River for a $100 Saving Bond to be given away at Safety <br />Camp. <br /> <br />SUMMER PLANNING AND BROCHURE <br />Our brochure went to print on the 12th of this month. We have many of our traditional <br />programs as well as some new ones. Our main summer programs in the park are expanding <br />again this year. Last year we went from 3 half days to 3 full days and this year we will be <br />going to 5 full days of offerings. Options are available for those needing daycare as well as <br />those just wantng something fun and different for their children to do a couple of days a <br />week. <br /> <br /> <br />
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