Apr 19 Friday
The Friends of the Paonia Library will host a Book Sale on Friday, April 19 (10:00-5:00) and Saturday, April 20 (10:00-3:00).
The sale is a donation-based model (pay what you can). All proceeds benefit the Paonia Public Library!
Our annual membership drive & potluck meal will be held on Saturday, April 20 from 3:00-5:00. Please join us, bring a friend, and learn about how the Friends will contribute to the Library's landscaping needs.
The Friends of the Paonia Library will host a Spring Book Sale on Friday, April 19 (10am-5pm) & Saturday, April 20 (10am-3pm). Stick around on Saturday, April 20 (3pm-5pm) for our Annual Membership Meeting and Potluck Dinner. The sale is a donation-based model (pay what you can). All proceeds benefit the Paonia Public Library!
Apr 20 Saturday
Apr 26 Friday
Renewing the Toastmaster’s Team in Delta. Looking for past and new members to join us in this international speaking, and leadership organization.
Our first meeting will be at - Center for Spiritual Life, 658 Howard Street, 7:30 to 8:30 AM, Friday April 5th. Recurring meetings every Friday morning moving forward.
May 03 Friday
May 10 Friday
May 14 Tuesday
MONTHLY WELCOME HOME ALLIANCE VETERAN’S COFFEE @ THE SHERBINOEvery Branch. Every Era. Every Ability. Offering coffee, donuts and camaraderie. Mike Trickey and April Heard will be there bringing information to you on topics such as: Navigating the VA, Housing, Jobs, Volunteer Opportunities, community resources, VA benefits, recreation and mental health. For more information or to offer support (products or monetary), call 970-765-2210 or visit https://www.whafv.org/10-noonfree
May 17 Friday
May 22 Wednesday
Join mining, reclamation and water science professionals, researchers, analysts, educators, policymakers and regulators on May 22-24 in Leadville, CO to expand the reach of our conference. This three day conference is a unique opportunity to engage with longtime partners while at the same time welcoming new geographies, organization, and interests all in the name of benefiting watersheds in the Rockies.
Organized by the Rocky Mountain Mining and Reclamation Conference Committee, this year’s event is focused on Elevating our Impact: Elevated Technologies, Elevated Treatment Methods, Working at Elevation, Elevating Perspectives Across Geographic Boundaries, and Elevating Perspectives Between Agencies.
Our aim is to advance the science and policy of legacy mine remediation and water quality as it relates to improving mining practices and addressing water quality impairments in our larger region.