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102 South Tremont St., Tremonton, UTwww.tremontoncity.com
435-257-9485
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Tremonton City OfficialsMayor - Roger FridalCity Council Members -Byron Wood, Jeff Reese, Diana Doutre,Lyle Holmgren, Bret RohdeCity Manager - Shawn Warnke
Tremonton Recreation Staff -Marc Christenen, Lynn Green,Zach LeFevre, Brooke Hawes
Community Phone NumbersGeneral Information ........................................... 2Parks & Recreation Information ........................ 4Policies & Procedures ........................................ 5Parks & Recreation Message ............................. 6City Parks Map .................................................. 7Volunteer Service Award .................................... 8Community Events............................................. 9Youth Sports ..................................................... 12Leadership Academy ........................................ 19Comment Card ................................................. 19Adult Sports ..................................................... 20Happenings ...................................................... 23Calendar of Events ........................................... 30
Public Safety Emergency ....................................................... 911 BR Health Department ...........................257-3318 BR Valley Hospital .................................207-4500 Tremonton Fire Department ...................257-9520 Tremonton Police ....................................257-9554
Tremonton City BR Senior Center ....................................257-9455 Food Pantry .............................................257-9530 Tremonton Animal Control .....................257-9545 Tremonton City Hall ...............................257-9500 Tremonton City Library ..........................257-9525 Tremonton Parks & Recreation ..............257-9485 Tremonton Public Works ........................257-9500 Community BR Bowling Center ................................257-1997 BR Chamber of Commerce ....................257-7585 BR Valley Museum .................................854-7406 BE County ..............................................734-3300 BE County Fairgrounds ..........................257-5366 BE School District ..................................732-4800 Boys & Girls Club ..................................225-0529 Kiwanis Club ......................................... .881-7517 Skyway Golf Course ...............................257-5706 USU Extension .......................................695-2542 Womens Civic League ............................279-3496
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General Information
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THANK YOUVOLUNTEERS
Marc ChristensenParks & Recreation Director
435-257-9486
Zach LeFevreRecreation Coordinator
435-257-9487
Lynn GreenParks Superintendent
435-257-9485
Brooke HawesParks & Recreation Secretary
435-257-9485
For those who have not volunteered, we need you. We understand that everyone is “busy,” but if everyone is “busy” then who is going to take the time for the kids? Don’t always ex-pect someone else will do it. Take an active part in your child’s life. If you do, you will find it is fun and rewarding. You can make a difference.
*To all those who have unselfishly taken the time to coach a team or volunteer in anyway, we thank you, please continue!
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1. Sportsmanship and respect are mandatory in all programs. Participants, coaches, spectators, etc. may be ejected at any time without prior warning if deemed necessary.
2. Due to the volume of customers, special requests are not guaranteed. Car pooling is not a reason for a specific team.
3. Harassment of officials, umpires, scorekeepers, supervisors or staff is not tolerated. Ejections or suspensions may be imposed at any time without warning.
4. The use of alcohol or tobacco while participating in a Tremonton Recreation program is not allowed.
5. In programs where there is no draft, the Recre-ation Director and/or staff will organize youth teams at their discretion.
6. In youth programs, players must enroll in their current grade and play in that league.
7. For adult programs, all participants must be at least 16 years old.
8. Participants are highly encouraged to have their own insurance policy.
9. All dates and times are subject to change.
10. Rain-out hot-line will be updated one hour before games are scheduled to start. Please call the rain-out hot-line at (257-9489).
11. All fields used for private use need to be sched-uled through Tremonton City and all fees need to be paid in advance.
12. Tremonton Recreation is the final authority in all situations and circumstances.
Registration periods for various programs will be established by Tremonton Parks and Recreation. To be considered registered, the following must be completed:
1. A registration form must be completely filled out and signed by a custodial parent or legal guardian, (when registering a youth) for each participant.
2. All fees must be paid at time of registration. Registration forms will be accepted at the Tremon-ton City Office (102 S. Tremont St.) from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Payments of cash, check or credit card will be accepted.
A $5 fee will be assessed for all late registrations for Youth Programs. A $25 fee will be assessed for all late registrations for Adult Programs. Late registrations will be accepted on a first come, space-availability basis. When teams are estab-lished, individuals who register late will be placed on a waiting list and added to rosters based on availability.
1. A $5 non-refundable office charge will be assessed to all refunds.
2. Tremonton Parks and Recreation will offer a full refund (except $5) while the registration period is still open.
3. After the registration period has ended, a 50 percent refund will be offered.
4. After the program/event has begun, no refund will be offered.
Parks & Recreation Mission StatementTo provide a fun and safe environment for both youth and adults to recreate,
educate and enjoy quality leisure time. We strive to enhance and betterour community by offering more!
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Tour of Utah
Online Registration
Tennis Courts
Bear River Classic Softball Tournament
Tremonton City has been selected as a Host Venue for the 2015 Tour of Utah! Tuesday, Aug. 4, the race will start in Tremonton and end in Ogden. The race will make its way through many of Box Elder County communities. This will be an excellent chance to showcase what our county is all about in front of a national and international audience.
The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, referred to as “America’s Toughest Stage Race”, is a week-long, professional stage race for the best cycling teams in the world. The 2015 event, Aug. 3-9, has been elevated to a 2.HC-rated UCI stage race, making it one of the premier events in North America. Host venues for 2015 are Logan, Tremonton, Ogden, Antelope Island State Park, Bountiful, Soldier Hollow in Heber Valley, Salt Lake City, Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort and Park City.
The 2014 Tour of Utah covered 753 miles of racing and 57,863 feet of climbing. A total of 16 men’s professional teams, including six from the Tour de France, competed in 2014, bringing 122 athletes from 24 countries. American Tom Danielson of Team Garmin-Sharp claimed the overall men’s title for the Tour of Utah for a second year in a row. The inaugural Tour of Utah Women’s Edition was won by American Coryn Rivera of Team UnitedHealthcare. For more information visit www.tourofutah.com
To become involved, email Marc at [email protected]
We are excited to announce you can now register for all of the Tremonton Recreation programs online at www.tremontoncity.com. Online registration is available 24/7 so you can register in the comfort of your own home. Walk-in registration is still available weekdays from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., at the City Offices (102 S. Tremont St.).
We are replacing the fence and resurfacing the tennis courts at the City Center Commons (200 S. 100 W.) We will have tennis and pickleball lines painted on the tennis courts. Look for the project to be completed in June.
Look for the first annual Bear River Classic ASA Softball Tournament for 10u, 12u, and 14u girls. The tournament will be held the weekend of April 24-25. Register online at www.tremontoncity.com
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Trudi Hatch
Volunteer Service Award Recipient
Trudi and Denton Hatch moved their family to Tremonton 19 years ago. They have five children. Three are married - Jayci and Mitch Anderson (Idaho Falls) Jake and Madison Hatch (Tremonton), Shanade and Derek Marcroft moving back to Utah this month. Kaleb Hatch lives in Farr West and Bailey Hatch is a senior at Bear River High School, as well as a grandson, Decklan Marcroft turning two and a grand daughter due at the end of March, Kenzington Anderson. They look forward to enjoying many years as grandparents. Trudi and her family love to camp, ride 4 wheelers and travel as much as possible as a family When asked about being involved in the community, Trudi said, “Volunteering in the community is important to me. I love to give back as much as possible. I have been fortunate to volunteer with several PTAs, STP Club at BRHS, land use committees, director with Chamber of Commerce, Boys and Girls Club, Kiwanis Club, Box Elder Education Committee, Box Elder Suicide Prevention, CERT member and several others I am sure I have missed. They are all equally as important. “ “This community offers many opportunities to get involved and help with progression and change. I admire and look up to so many who are a great example in my life to serve and give back. Tremonton City has put a great deal of effort into constant improvement and looking for ways to enhance and showcase our community.” She continued, “I am blessed to work for a great company and have an amazing family who supports me in all I do. I love going to work every day, meeting and associating with so many in this great valley. Therefore it’s the least I can do to give back just a little for all of the support I have received.” Trudi is looking forward to the Tour of Utah and the fun and excitement it will bring into our community. True to form, Trudi has taken on the roll of Volunteer Coordinator for the Tour of Utah Local Organizing Committee. We will need 150 volunteers for this event. ”I look forward to bringing many people together to host this great event. We will need many hands in various aspects of the events. If you have a desire to give back, be involved or just to step out of your comfort zone to serve, please
contact me. [email protected] or 435-279-3463.” Thank you Trudi for all you do for our community. You are truly appreciated. If you would like to nominate someone in the community to receive the Volunteer Service Award please contact Marc Christensen at 435-257-9486 or by email at [email protected]
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Softball Tournaments
Bear River ClassicGirls Softball Tournament
Registration Deadline: April 10Event Date: April 24 & 25 Visit www.tremontoncity.com/tremonton-city-softball-tournaments to registerWhere: Area Softball DiamondsCost: $375 per teamDescription: 10U/12U/14U ASA Girls Softball Tournament.
Event Date: Friday, April 24 Starting at 3 p.m.Where: 1000 N. 2300 W. Community open grass areaCost: Free to Public
Did you know Tremonton is a Tree City USA Community? Every year Tremonton celebrates Arbor Day by planting trees in our local parks to help us have a greener, more beautiful community. Come volunteer as we plant new trees in one of the city’s community open grass areas to provide shade for our future generations to enjoy.
Back To School BashRegistration Deadline: Aug. 14Event Date: 10U, 14U Aug. 21-22 12U, 16U Aug. 28-29 Where: Area Softball DiamondsCost: $350 per teamDescription: 10U/12U/14U/16U ASA
Girls Softball Tournament. Visit www.tremontoncity.com/tremonton-city-softball-tournaments to register
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Summer in the Park Movie Series
Memorial Day Commemoration“All Gave Some; Some Gave All”
Event Date: Monday, May 25 Starting at 9 a.m.Where: Tremonton Riverview CemeteryCost: Free to Public
Memorial Day is not about division. It is about reconciliation; it is about coming together to honor those who gave their all. Join with us as we gather to remember those brave men and women who lived and gave that life for us, our freedom and our country.
Big Hero 6Event Date: Saturday, June 6 movie starts at duskWhere: Shuman ParkCost: Free to PublicCheck for other activities going onthroughout the day.
Alexander & The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Event Date: Friday, July 24 movie starts at duskWhere: Shuman ParkCost: Free to PublicCity Days Movie in the Park.Check for other activities going on all weekend.
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“I am a coach because of the kids and the passion I have for the game and sport itself. There is no better feeling than teaching a child the importance of discipline, hard work, team effort, dedication, determination, and the heart it takes to win not only in sports but in life” ~ Bill Pingitor
Our instructional youth programs encourage fun, personal excellence, and sportsmanship while preparing youth with the fundamental skills to progress successfully into competitive sports. All players will receive equal playing time and be given the opportunity to play different positions. Respect for players, coaches, and officials is required.
Teams are organized based on the number of players registered. Siblings in the same leagues will be placed together on a team. Coaches will be granted their son or daughter on a team as well as one free player whose parent may be an assistant coach. In non-tournament leagues, players are placed on teams based on their physical address and split as equal as possible depending on grade, gender and the number of coaches in their area. In tournament leagues, players are split into teams as equal as possible by results of evaluations of each participants skill level preformed by the coaches at tryouts. Each coach then takes an equally divided team, along with the coach’s son or daughter and free player, to form their team. All players registered at the registration deadline will be on a team. All late registrations will be randomly placed on a team by the parks and recreation staff until the league is full.
Volleyball
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Co-ed Skills League6th – 8th Grade Girls & Boys
Registration Deadline: April 15Grades: 6 – 8 When: Thursday nights 5 – 6:30 p.m. Starts April 16Where: BRHS NatCost: $30
A fun, well-rounded, instructional volleyball training for both girls and boys. Season will start with skill development in a clinic-style format led by experienced coaches, learning the key techniques of passing, hitting, serving, and setting. As these skills are developed, games are utilized to promote each skill in a game environment. Rotations, teamwork, positioning, hustle and communication will be introduced, preparing for lifelong game enjoyment. Six-week skills clinic/league on Thursday nights taught by members of the BRHS volleyball coaches and past coaches to improve skills and have fun.
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Baseball/SoftballT-ball
Pre-K – K Boys and Girls
Registration Deadline: April 30Days Played: Mondays and WednesdaysWhere: Stevens ParkFirst Game: June 1Cost: $20 (includes shirt and award)
The T-ball (no pitching) program is for boys and girls turning 5 by Sept 30, 2015 - Kindergarten. This program is designed to introduce the players to the game and start to develop their basic skills. No score is kept and the primary emphasis is placed on the kids having FUN! All players bat and are in the field every inning. A softer baseball is used as players gain confidence in their abilities.
Coach Pitch1st Grade Boys & Girls
Registration Deadline: April 30Days Played: Tuesdays and ThursdaysWhere: Stevens ParkFirst Game: June 2Cost: $20 (includes shirt and award)
The coach pitch program is a developmental league for players in 1st grade. This league is a player’s first exposure to live pitching but still uses a softer baseball. Pitching is done by coaches to ensure safety and to adjust to each player’s ability. In addition, coaches are on the field to facilitate teaching. All players bat and play an equal amount of time in the field.
Machine Pitch2nd – 3rd Grade Boy2nd - 3rd Grade Girls
Registration Deadline: April 30Days Played: Boys league- Mondays and WednesdaysGirls league – Tuesdays and ThursdaysWhere: Meadow ParkFirst Game: Boys - June 1, Girls - June 2 Cost: $25 (includes hat, shirt, award and Professional Player clinic)
Machine pitch baseball is for players in 2nd - 3rd grade. A pitching machine pitches to the players. By controlling the pitches with a pitching machine, fear of being hit by a pitched ball is diminished. It makes the game safer and improves the playing confidence and ability of all participants.
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Baseball/SoftballYouth Pitch Baseball
Pinto League4th – 6th Grade Boys,
Pony League 7th – 9th Grade Boys
Registration Deadline: April 30Days Played: Mondays and WednesdaysWhere: Stevens Park, North Park (Pony League will also play in Brigham if leagues combine)First Game: June 1Draft: 4th – 6th Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m., at Stevens Park 7th – 9th Saturday, May 16, 11 a.m., at Stevens ParkCost: $45 (includes membership into the Knothole Club: Moisture-Wicking performance jersey & MLB team hat, SL Bees game ticket, ID membership discount card, tournament and Professional Player clinic) Provide your own gray baseball pants.
In these recreational yet competitive leagues, boys will apply the fundamentals of baseball they have learned in previous years to advance their skills and abilities. They will also be introduced to and develop more advanced skills such as live pitching, base running and stealing, fielding and bunting. Leagues will be followed by a tournament.
Youth Pitch SoftballGirls Skills League
4th – 6th Grade Girls Registration Deadline: April 30Days Played: Tuesdays and ThursdaysWhere: North ParkFirst Game: June 2Cost: $35
To improve the quality of the league, we will focus on teaching the fundamentals of pitching while applying the other fundamentals they have learned in previous years into playing on the softball field. We will begin the league with a series of clinics to improve all fundamentals, followed by a series of games and a tournament.
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GolfTrack8 – 16 year old Boys & Girls
Registration Deadline: June 4Days: Tuesdays or WednesdaysWhere: Skyway Golf CourseStarts: June 9 or 10 - runs for 6 weeksCost: $40 (Includes instructor lessons, green fees, and driving range)*Register early as participation is limited.
This class is designed to improve skills in three areas: driving and irons, putting and green skills and chipping and short game. As the program progresses, it will move into course play, cover rules, scoring, etc. It will end with the B.R. youth tournament, which is included! Skyway will have limited clubs to rent, bring your own if you have them.
Red Rockets Track & Field Club5 – 18 year old Boys & Girls
Registration Deadline: May 13Practice Days: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and ThursdaysWhere: BRHS Track, 6 p.m.First Meeting: May 14, 6 p.m.Cost: $35
Join us in exploring the fundamentals of track and field. This program is offered to all youth ages 5 - 18; no experience necessary. The skills taught will include jumping, throwing, sprinting, hurdles, and distance running; all participants will have an opportunity to compete. There will be competitive meets with other clubs around Northern Utah and District meets.
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SoccerEntering K-1 Boys,Entering K-1 Girls,
2-3 Girls, 2-3 Boys, 4-5 Co-ed,6-8 Co-ed
Registration Deadline: July 30Days Played: Wednesday or Thursday nights, and Saturday morningsWhere: Stevens Park or Meadow ParkDraft: 6th – 8th Grade. Thursday, Aug. 13, 5:15p.m., at Stevens Park 4th – 5th Grade. Friday, Aug. 14, 5:15p.m., at Stevens ParkStarts: Sept. 2 – 3Cost: $20
Come and join about 400 of the Bear River Valley kids in our Fall Outdoor Soccer League. Players will have a great opportunity to develop fundamentals, work as a team and
make some new friends in a game type setting. Don’t miss out on the action! K-3 plays on a short sided field with limited players on the field to allow for learning and more touches. 7th - 8th will play on regulation size field followed by a tournament.
Provide your own red/white reversible jersey and shin guards.
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FootballLil Cubs Football Camp
Entering 1st Grade Boys & Girls
Registration Deadline: July 30Days Played: MondayWhere: Stevens Park Starts: Aug.17Cost: $30
Introducing your “Lil Cub” to one of America’s favorite sports and teaching them the fundamentals of football such as basic game play, running the ball, defense, passing, catching, and even routes and plays. This 6-week camp is designed to be a fun and instructional focusing on fundamentals followed by a scrimmage each week. Parents are asked to help their child and team during the program each week.
Flag Football LeaguesEntering 2nd – 8th grade
Boys & Girls
Registration Deadline: July 30Days Played: MondayWhere: Stevens Park Starts: Aug. 17Cost: $30
The youth flag football program offers a non-contact option for participants still interested in playing football with less risk for injury, yet it still requires the same focus and concentration as the tackle game on every play. In this fast paced game, kids of all sizes are throwing and catching the ball, making interceptions, pulling flags on defense and running for 50-yard touchdowns – all while making friends, getting exercise and having fun.
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Leadership AcademyTremonton Parks and Recreation announces that Recreation Coordinator Zach LeFevre has been selected to attend the URPA (Utah Recreation and Parks Association) Leadership Academy for the upcoming year. The URPA Leadership Academy is a program designed to identify and train talented individuals to assume leadership roles in the recreation profession within the state of Utah, with an emphasis on experiential “hands on” learning and networking. As a new candidate, Zach will participate in mentoring professional workshops during the year. Congratulations, Zach, and thank you for your hard work and dedication to serve those who live in the Bear River Valley!
Adult SportsBe All You Used To Be
The adult sports program offers men and wom-en an opportunity to participate in organized leagues in a recreational setting. Registration is accepted not only on a “team basis”, but also as a free agent or individual for a team. Divi-sional classifications range from top-flight play to low-level recreational leagues in a variety of sports. Tremonton City provides opportunities to develop physical fitness and lifelong skills in a variety of team sports for persons of all ages and abilities. Tremonton City also seeks to uphold the high-est spirit of sportsmanship and participation. Adult leagues are for everyone 16 years old and older.
*** Tremonton Parks and Recreation is looking for new managers and new teams to add to the solid foundation of managers and teams already par-ticipating. Many of our previous managers have moved away or retired from the sport. If you are interested in putting a team together, please don’t hesitate. Our adult recreation programs depend on our wonderful managers.
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SoftballWarm Up League
Men’s 1-pitch Softball Hit, Walk or Strike out, it’s just that simple.
Come enjoy this fast-paced action.
Early Registration Deadline: April 3 Cost: $200 per teamManagers Mtg: April 8, 5:30 p.m., at Recreation Office.Format: 30 min games, unlimited home runs, multiple games a nightGames: Played Wednesday nights at Stevens and North Park
SoftballSummer Softball LeaguesMen’s, Women’s and Co-Ed
Leagues
Early Registration Deadline: May 15Cost: $300 per teamManagers Mtg: May 21, 5:30 p.m., at Recre-ation Office.Format: 55 min games, 8 regular season games followed by double elimination tournament.Games: Co-ed Tuesday Nights Women’s Wednesday Nights Men’s Thursday Nights
Fall Softball – Tournament leagues
Men’s, Co-Ed
Early Registration Deadline: Aug. 6Cost: $100 per teamManagers Mtg: Aug. 11, 6 p.m., at Recreation Office.Format: 55 min games, 3 Game GuaranteeGames: Co-ed Wednesday Nights Men’s Thursday Nights
Fall Fast Pitch Softball(Men & Women)
Early Registration Deadline: Aug. 6Cost: $400 per teamManagers Mtg: Aug. 11, 5 p.m., at Recreation Office.Format: 80 Minute Games, ASA RulesGames: Tuesday Nights* Teams are required to have matching Uniforms/Jerseys. Jerseys must have minimum 4” numbers on backs of jerseys.
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SoccerFall Co-ed League
Early Registration Deadline: Aug. 5Cost: $200 per teamFormat: 6 vs 6 played on a short-sided fieldManagers Mtg: Aug. 10, 5:30 p.m., at Recre-ation Office.Games: Monday Nights
El día de los niños/El día de los libros (Children’s Day/Book Day). Weekly Activities throughout April held at the Tremonton Senior Center:April 6, 6-8 p.m., Storytelling through pic-tures, Folk Art StoryhourApril 18, 1-4 p.m., Storytelling through Mu-sic and Dance, Croney Music Garden Music Makers in our World ClassApril 25, 1-4 p.m., Storytelling through Puppetry, Brigham City Puppet Museum Multicultural Puppet ShowApril 27, 5-8 p.m., The Magic of Storytell-ing, Magician Richard Hatch- Magic Show and Multicultural Book Presentation using “Nankin Tamasudare” in which bamboo sticks are manipulated into figures.This program is a multicultural celebration centered connecting children to books and libraries, strengthening families and communities, and reinforcing cultural identity. The theme we are presenting this year is One World, Many Stories to Tell. Each weekly activity will focus on means by which children can tell their stories. Funds for this project were provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) through the Library Services and Technology Act and were administered by the Utah State Library Division.For more information visit www.tremon-tonlibrary.org or call Janelle Esplin 435-257-9525, [email protected]
Game Night and Pizza at the Public Works Building, April 17, 2015, 6-8 p.m. The whole family is invited to come enjoy pizza, board games and video games at the Annual Game Night. $1 per person or $5 for family. Sign-up by April 14, at the library or contact Alyssa Mecham, [email protected]
Tremonton City Library Cooking Class on Saturday, April 18, 2015, 9 a.m., at the Bear River Valley Senior Center. Come learn how to make the tasty Mormon muffins. Sign-up is required by Monday, April 13, 2015. Stop by the library or contact Gina Kinikin 208-794-0795, [email protected]
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Tremonton City Library Children’s Book Week is May 4-10, 2015. Activities and contest at the library throughout the week. For more information visit www.tremontoncitylibrary.org or contact Janelle Esplin 435-257-9525, [email protected]
Tremonton City Library Cooking Class on Saturday, May 9, 2015, 2 p.m.., at the Bear River Valley Senior Center. Come learn how to make egg rolls. Sign-up is required by Monday, May 4, 2015. Stop by the library or contact Gina Kinikin 208-794-0795, [email protected]
Tremonton City Library Teen Ice Cream Party will be held May 15, 2015, 5-6 p.m., at the library. For all teens 13-18 yrs., come have an ice cream treat and fun night with friends. Contact Alyssa Mecham, [email protected]
Bear River Valley Chamber Street FestThe festival will be Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Midland Square. We plan on having many vendors, entertainment throughout the day and a children’s area. Please come out and join us! If you are
interested in participating as a vendor or entertainer, please contact the Bear River Chamber, [email protected] or Aaron Abert, [email protected], 414-491-8372.
The Bear River Valley Museum fundrais-ing yard sale May 16, 2015.
Tremonton City Library Teen ActivityFor all Teens 13-18 yrs. Teen Summer Reading Theme is “UNMASKED.” We will be making Costume Quality Face Masks of your choice, ex. Superhero, Maskerade, Favorite Character etc... June (TBA) 2015 at the Senior Center. Cost TBA. For more in-formation visit the library or contact Alyssa Mecham, [email protected]
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Fire Department Steak Fry
Event Date: Saturday, May 10 Dinner starts at 4 p.m.Where: Tremonton Fire StationCost: $12
Tremonton Fire Department is once again hosting its annual Steak Fry Fundraiser. Not only will there be great food and fun with friends, you will have your chance to win door prizes or something even better at the auction following dinner. All proceeds benefit the Tremonton Fire Department, so come out and show your support for our local heroes.
Bear River Valley Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament, June 1, 2015. More de-tails will be available in April or by contact-ing Lynda Stanley, 435-282-0155, [email protected]
Tremonton city Library Summer Read-ing Program “Every Story has a Hero”Children set reading goals during the summer and receive rewards for goal ac-complishment. Sign-up the end of May through mid June. Program runs June 8 – July 31. For more information visit www.tremontonlibrary.org or contact Janelle Esplin 435-257-9525, [email protected]
Main Street Playhouse Summer Theatre Camp will run June 15 – 26, 2015 with performances June 26, 27 and 29. Camp cost is $40 and includes a T-shirt. Contact Judean Parkinson 435-730-3907 to register by the May 30, 2015, deadline.
Bear River Valley ReflectionsThis popular women’s chorus celebrates 40 years of sharing music with the com-munity on June 19. The performance has an Americana theme, sure to please all. Tremonton West Stake Center, 345 S. 1000 W., 7 p.m. No cost, but a donation to the food pantry is appreciated.
Tremonton City Library Patriotic Craft adult class on June 27, 2015, at the library. Cost is TBD. Reserve your spot by June 20, 2015, by calling the library, 257-9525.
Tremonton City LibrarySummer Book CampOpen to 1st – 3rd grade students. Sign-ups start the end of May and the camp will be July 13-24. For more information visit www.tremontonlibrary.org or contact Janelle Esplin 435-257-9525, [email protected]
Tremonton City LibraryTeen Superhero Movie in the ParkFor all teens 13-18 yrs. Come enjoy a fun evening in the park. We will be watching a Superhero Movie to go along with our Summer Reading theme “UNMASKED”. July 17, 2015, 8-10 p.m., Schuman Park. Contact Alyssa Mecham, [email protected]
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Suicide Prevention Walk“Everyone Plays a Role in Suicide Prevention” Suicide Prevention Walker will be held Friday, July 18, at Jeanie Stevens Park. This event is free to the public and begins at 8 p.m. Suicide is a leading cause of preventable death in Utah and takes lives without regard to age, income, race or gender. The Utah Suicide Prevention Coalition is a public-private partnership of community members, suicide survivors, service providers, researchers and others dedicated to saving lives and advancing suicide prevention efforts in Utah. Join us and walk to give your support with other community members who care. If you are in need of help or someone to talk to, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to a skilled, trained crisis worker in a Utah crisis center.
Bear River Valley Museum Fashion ShowIn conjunction with Tremonton City Days, Bear River Valley Museum will be hosting a Fashion Show, July 25, 2015, 3 p.m. Ad-mission $5. Contact Karen Stokes 435-854-7406, for more information.
Tremonton City Library - Harry Potter Birthday PartyActivities and treats to celebrate Harry Potter’s birthday. July 31, 2015, 10 a.m.-12 p.m., at Shuman Park. For more infor-mation visit www.tremontonlibrary.org or contact Janelle Esplin 435-257-9525, [email protected]
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Tour of Utah will be Tuesday, Aug. 4, at Shuman Park. The race is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. Events will be held all morning and is free to the public.The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah is one of only five UCI-sanctioned, multi-stage, North American pro cycling events in 2015. Showcasing some of the world’s most prestigious teams and cyclists for seven days in August, this event now attracts worldwide attention as the top international cycling event that follows the Tour de France. Nearly a decade since its opening circuit, the Tour of Utah today stands shoulder to shoulder with the most prestigious professional bicycle stage race events as our answer to the greatest cycling challenges the world has to offer.
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Tremonton City Library Teen Summer Reading End PartyA fun party to end the Summer Reading Program. We will be holding a Mini Com-ic Con with Games and Obstacle Course. Come dressed up as your favorite Super-hero (Cosplay). August (TBA), 2015. Look for more information at the library or con-tact Alyssa Mecham, [email protected]
Tremonton City Library Adult End of Summer Reading Party on August 8, 2015, at the library.
Tremonton City Library Summer Read-ing End PartySuperhero crafts and activities to cele-brate children’s summer reading success. Saturday, Aug. 15, 2015, 10 a.m.-12. p.m., Schuman Park. For more information vis-it www.tremontonlibrary.org or contact Janelle Esplin 435-257-9525, [email protected]
Tremonton City Library – International Talk Like a Pirate DayPirate Crafts available September 19, 2015, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., Schuman Park. For more in-formation visit www.tremontonlibrary.org or contact Janelle Esplin 435-257-9525, [email protected]
Tremonton City Library – International Observe the Moon Night 2015Activities for International Observe the Moon Night will be held September 19, 2015, 6-8 p.m., at Shuman Park. For more information visit www.tremontonlibrary.org or contact Janelle Esplin 435-257-9525, [email protected]
NFL Punt, Pass & KickAges 6-15 as of Dec. 31, 2014
Date: Monday, Sept. 21Time: Registration starts at 4:30 p.m. Competition starts at 5 p.m.Where: Stevens Park Cost: FREEDivisions: 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15 boys/girls separate
Boys and girls will compete separately against their peers. Winners advance to the Sectional competition held in Tremonton, and compete for a chance to advance to a team final in Denver at a Broncos game. Winners of the team final could qualify for a trip to an NFL playoff game to compete to become a National Champion. Many participants from the local competition have advanced to the National Finals, so it can be done.
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Notes:
Tremonton City Library Halloween Craft adult class on October 3, 2015, at the library. Cost is TBD. Reserve your spot by September 26, 2015, by calling the library, 257-9525.
Halloween at the PlayhouseSee this live production at the Main Street Playhouse in Tremonton. Friday, October 16, Saturday, October 17, Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24, 2015. Admis-sion is $5.
Tremonton City Library Teen Read WeekActivities at the library all week to encour-age teens to Read. For all teens, 13-18 yrs. October 18-24, 2015. For more informa-tion, contact Alyssa Mecham, [email protected]
Tremonton City Library Halloween Craft Day will be October 22, 2015. Halloween Crafts available all day. For more informa-tion, visit www.tremontonlibrary.org or call the library 435-257-9525.
April3 – Men’s 1-Pitch Deadline15 – Youth Volleyball Deadline19 – Bear River Classic Girls Softball Tournament Registration Deadline 24 – Arbor Day 3 p.m.30 – Youth Baseball Deadline
May13 – Youth Track & Field Deadline15 – Adult Summer Softball Deadline16 – Youth Baseball Drafts (4th grade and up)25 – Memorial Day 9 a.m.
June4 – Youth Golf Deadline6 – Movie In The Park - Big Hero 611 – Bees Clinic
July24-25 – Tremonton City Days30 – Youth Fall Soccer Deadline30 – Youth Football Deadline
August4 – Tour of Utah5 – Adult Soccer Deadline6 – Adult Fall Softball Deadline6 – Adult Fall Fast Pitch Deadline14 – Back To School Bash
September21 - Punt, Pass & Kick
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All program registrations are held at theTremonton City Offices, 102 South Tremont Street
(435) 257-9485All dates are current at time of printing and are subject to change.
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