Ramsey Resident - 2017 - September/October

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City Administrator’s Corner Ramsey Happy Days continued from Page 1 starting at 3:00 pm. Be sure to visit the Event Tent through- By Kurt Ulrich, City Administrator out the day for the Talent Show, comedian and hypnotist Lizzy the Dream Girl, and BINGO in the evening. Country At a recent Council meeting in August, the Coun- band, Hitchville, takes the main stage for a performance starting at 8:30 pm. When the sun goes down, you will want - nity. Happy Days fun at the 9/11 Memorial Golf Tournament Scouts of Ramsey Troop #16479, and their Troop Course. Leaders Janis Day and Laura Voorhees, with a Com- Most of the Happy Days events are free to the public, - thanks to our generous sponsors! For more information, light Award shines the light on groups and individuals please visit our website at www.cityoframsey.com/hap- that volunteer to do something that contributes to py-days. A complete schedule of events can also be found on page 6 of the Resident. feature article on page 12 of this newsletter. - Wanted-Student Liaison to Parks & Rec. Commission - surrounding communities) proudly joined the Coun- tion of a student liaison on the Ramsey Park and Recreation Commission. Applicants must be 16 to 18 years of age and competent, well-equipped, and rank among the best in term of two years but would end upon reaching the age of the country. 19, or at the end of that respective term, whichever occurs later. - body that provides recommendations and advice to the City Council regarding parks, recreation and leisure services. - and discussion of the Commission, but will be a non-voting - member. With the addition of a student liaison, the City plaints, and generally assist residents and our profes- hopes to expand civic engagement and participation, as well as improve upon the diversity of opinions, ideas, issue iden- Please do what you can to show your appreciation and support for the members of our Ramsey Police development of its park and trail system for the future. Department, and also the many groups and individuals To be considered for the student liaison position, appli- that volunteer to make this a better, stronger commu- cants are asked to submit an essay to the Commission on the value of parks and recreation, and why the applicant wishes Our Mission: To work together to responsibly grow our to engage in public service. To learn more, contact Mark Riverblood, Parks Superintendent, at 763-433-9853 or mriv- erblood@cityoframsey.com. 4 Ramsey Resident September/October 2017