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After almost ten years of jointly providing services the Community Recreation board will be disbanding effective December 31, 2001. The staff at Community Recreation would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your patronage and support. We have enjoyed serving you and hope you will continue to take advantage of the recreational opportunities offered by your municipality. For more information on what your municipality currently offers or will be offering, please refer to the information below. City of Elk River The City of Elk River will continue to provide many recreational opportunities that you have enjoyed in the past. Watch for more information on program offerings later this year in the City's recreation brochure. Also, we will provide updates during this transition in the City's newsletter, The Current, on ERTv channel 12, and on our web page at www.ci.elk-river.mn.us. Starting in January 2002, you can contact the recreation department at 763/441-7420. We look forward to serving you! City of Rogers The City of Rogers will continue offering the highest level of recreational programs possible. We will be exploring our options during the 2002 budget process with the hopes of establishing our own recreation department. Please call city hall at 763/428-2253 with any question. The following are contact numbers for other Community Recreation board members: 763/441-4414 763/428-4100 City of Otsego Hassan Township Other surrounding communities: 763/427-4589 763/427-1410 763/856-4666 763/856-5640 City of Dayton City of Ramsey City of Zimmerman Livonia Township All Community Recreation outstanding credit slips will only be valid through the end of the year. The BLAST Mountain Biking Big Trail Building/Maintenance Clinic Learn how to construct and maintain single track mountain bike trail from the BLAST Team. This session will be lead by Bob Mueller, license Landscape Architect (MN, WI, SD, IA, MT, WY, KY) and Minnesota State IMBA (Intemational Mountain Bike Association) Representative, President of the BLAST. Session is for young and old to learn about the anatomy of Mountain bike trail and the natural forces that affect the long and short term use of a trail. Learn how soil, Vegetation, Grade and layout of trails are all critical factors in trail planning and maintenance. Learn the correct way to maintain a trail. The BLAST hopes to educate people the right and the wrong ways of designing, maintaining our trails in the years to come. If you think you know what you are doing on the single track you will be surprised on what you will learn and why most trail designs, re-designs and construction procedures fail. Lunch included to be served at noon. Pre-Registration is required! Held at Hillside Park Trail Building R52 Saturday September 22 9-Noon Free The Blast Riding Clinic Learn how to ride from some of the best riders in the state. John Sandberg and members of his Penn Cycle race team and the BLAST will instruct beginner-advanced riders wanting to know more about the sport and the skills of riding. We will divide groups on ability. Groups will focus on learning and improving their own riding skills. Young and old are encouraged to attend. Whether you are a beginner rider just starting off or an advanced racer, you will learn and improve your skills. Snacks and refreshments to be provide afterwards. Saturday, September 22, 1-3pm R52C Children (17 & under) Member $4 Non-Member $6 R52A Adults Member $6 Non-Member $9 R52F Family of 4 Member $16 Non-Member $24 R52E Each Additional child with family Member $2 Non-Member $3 Register on line from the BLAST web site at www.bikeblast.com or with the Community Recreation office Page R3 1