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THE LARKSPUR FIRE PRO-            Thursdays, 5 to 8 p.m. The Exchange is located at 9524 Spruce
                                TECTION  DISTRICT  is  gov-       Mountain Road, in the old Town Hall Annex on the east side
                                erned by a publicly-elected Board   of the road. Plenty of parking in the back. The Book Exchange
                                of Directors. If you are a regis-  has over 7000 volumes of adult fiction (from lady’s romances
                                tered Colorado voter and live in   to classic literature) and nonfiction (categories such as history,
                                the Larkspur Fire District, vote in   biography,  travel,  crafts,  and  many  more),  and  600  volumes
                                the  election  for  board  members   for children, young readers, and young adults. And all for free.
        on May 8, 2018, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the fire station in Larkspur.    That’s  right. An  entire  building  of  free  books.  No  cards,  no
        Candidates for the office of Board Director for a four-year  term    check out, no due dates, no overdue fines. Free. And no need
        (vote  for  no  more  than  two positions):Steven  Snyder, Cyn-  to bring one to take as many as you can carry, because we have
        thia  Applegate, Karl  Kennedy, Robert  Danti; candidates  for    plenty. In addition, the Book Exchange has a collection of rare
        office  of  Board  Director  for  a  two-year term (vote for one):   and valuable volumes offered for sale; the perfect splurge for
        David  Vance, Rodger  Greer, Matthew  Behrens.            a book lover. All proceeds to benefit and support the Book Ex-
                                                                  change. Come and check out what everyone is talking about.
        NINTH ANNUAL FREE TROLLEY TOUR OF CASTLE                  For more information, contact Cindy at 303-681-3046 or Krys-
        ROCK is Saturday, May 5. This year’s focus will be a tour of   tine at 413-348-3579.
        the Rhyolite buildings and homes in Castle Rock. Come learn
        about the history of our beautiful rhyolite buildings. Meet at the   THANK YOU FROM THE
        Castle Rock Museum to board the trolley. Tour times are at 9:30
        a.m., 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 2:30 p.m. and are   LARKSPUR MOTHERS’ GROUP!
        approximately 45 minutes long. Reservations recommended as
        seating is limited. Please call or email the museum to reserve   Thank you to everyone
        your spot at 303-814-3164 or museum@castlerockhistorical  who  made  our  2018
        society.org.                                              Easter Egg Hunt a suc-
                                                                  cess!  What  fantastic
        BOOK CLUB will meet at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, May 15, at     weather  we  had  this
        the home of Cathy Dewald, 8358 Bannock Road in Perry Park   year!  I would like to
        Ranch.  The book for discussion is The Woman in Cabin 10, a   extend  a  big THANK
        mystery by Ruth Ware about the apparent disappearance of a   YOU to our sponsors and volunteers, as well as the moms and
        woman at sea.  In June, the group will read The Women in the   dads of the Larkspur Mothers’ Group. Without you this event
        Castle by Jessica Shattuck. Set at the end of World War II in a   would not be possible. I think all of the kids had a great time
        crumbling Bavarian castle that once played host to all of Ger-  and everyone went home with a ton of goodies! Hope to see
        man high society, it is the story of three widows whose lives and   you next year!
        fates become intertwined. Books are part of the DC library’s
        Book Club Express program so copies are available locally. For
        additional information see the website: http://applelane.com/
        Perry_Park_Book_Club.html

        VISIT THE HISTORIC CRULL/HAMMOND CABIN: On
        Saturday, May 19, experience living circa 1880 at the Crull/
        Hammond cabin, the County’s first post office, constructed of
        logs and dated to 1874.  Tours will be offered from 10 a.m. –  2
        p.m.  Registration not required for a tour of the cabin, located
        at 6225 Bear Dance Drive off Tomah Road near Larkspur. The
        tour is sponsored by the Douglas County Historic Preservation
        Board.

        THE MEMORIAL DAY RUN & MARCH, Saturday, May
        26, 7-10 a.m., invites civilians, veterans, and uniformed mili-
        tary  to  challenge  themselves  in  friendly  competition,  while
        helping feed homeless veterans. New this year! We will have   Sponsors and Supporters:
        a LIVE concert featuring Colorado-born country artist, Buck-  Perry Park Metropolitan District
        stein!  Douglas County Fairgrounds,500 Fairgrounds Drive in   Larkspur Fire Protection District
        Castle Rock. Contact: 303-319-5317 or email, Byron@Color  Larkspur Cub Scouts
        adoVeteransProject.org. Cost: 5K run Civilian - $40; 5K Run
        Veteran - $35; 10K run Civilian - $45; 10K run Veteran - $40.  The Larkspur Mothers’ group is open to all moms in the Lark-
                                                                  spur area.  We hold monthly play groups, moms’ nights out,
        THE  LARKSPUR  FREE  LIBRARY,  AKA  BOOK  EX-             family  events,  and  other  special  events  throughout  the  year.
        CHANGE,  is  open  on  Saturdays,  10  a.m.  to  2  p.m.  and  on                          Continued on page 3
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