Monday, April 29, 2013

SPRD Bulletin - Seward City News

TYC 2013 SUMMER CAMPS

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PUPS CAMPS?is for kids entering grades 1 to 3. Campers will enjoy daily field trips, exercise, arts & crafts, games and more! Camp meets rain or shine. Each camp is led by caring professionals with fresh and exciting activities. Campers need to bring a sack lunch, afternoon snacks, or spending money for the Snack Shack. Limited space, early registration is encouraged.

TYC ROOKERY CAMPS??are specifically designed for kids in grades 4 to 6. Theme weeks coincide with the Pups Camp, but the activities throughout the day will present more challenges and adventure for the older children. Campers will be building campfires, cooking out, hiking to lakes, adventuring in and around Seward with kids their age.

Adventure Camp??is?for mature kids in grades 5 to 7 who are looking for a challenge and are not afraid of getting dirty.?Adventure Camp promotes an environment in which campers will be problem-solving, learning life skills as well as experiencing what the great state of Alaska has to offer. Campers will be hiking farther, camping more, clam digging, kayaking and more. This camp is separate from TYC Summer Day Camp and has?limited space?available. Sign up for one week or for all 12.? You will not be disappointed. The AC week themes coincide with TYC Summer Day Camps.

Lemonade Day Alaska is Saturday, May 11th! Lemonade Day Alaska is a free, fun experiential entrepreneurship program for youth (K-12) that teaches them how to start and operate their own business through lemonade stands. 2,536 youth participated across Alaska in 2012 and gave a portion of their earnings back to charities totaling $68,000! Register online at:?www.alaska.lemonadeday.org?or contact the Chamber of Commerce at 224-8051 for more information. Look for a Lemonade Stand at the Terry?s Tire Bike Safety Rodeo event!

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Sports & Rec

Super Saturday Cleanup

Sat, May 11th?we need your help to clean up this town! Join the annual community litter and trash cleanup day! Prizes for those who collect the most trash, all prizes donated by area businesses.

Terry?s Tires Bike Safety Rodeo featuring Shoresides Helmet Junction

Wanted! Kids always to wear helmets. Terry?s Tires Bike Rodeo will be held Sat, May 11th?10am at City Hall. This is a free event with bike inspections, bike education, helmet junction, barrel racing, obstacle course, pump it up, prizes and the SPD Chuck Wagon! T-shirts to the first 75 participants.

Kids Fish Day

Sat, May 18th?8am to 1pm join us for a fun-filled day of fishing at 1st?Lake! Enjoy FREE hot dogs, fishing for trout and cool prizes (donated by local businesses) raffle at 12 noon. Parents or guardians must accompany children.

Volunteers needed!!

SPRD is seeking adult volunteers to host the Polar Bear Pink Cheeks Triathlon Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4. All the jobs are critical to the success and safety of the event and participants. Volunteer jobs are: lap counters and timers in the swimming pool; traffic control/flaggers; finish line crew; bike queue helpers and monitors; check-in helpers on Saturday morning; chip check-in following the race; clean-up crew throughout the day and other great jobs. To volunteer, please call Shari Adelmann, 224.4057 or Maggie Wilkins, 224.5427 or email?sprd@cityofseward.net. Or go online towww.SignUpGenius.com/go/30E094EADAB2BA13-pink2?enter the code ?PINK? for access. Thank you!

Terry Pollard Memorial Exit Glacier Run

Seward Parks & Recreation is proud to bring you our 31st annual Terry Pollard Memorial Exit Glacier Race. The Exit Glacier Race is open to all ages and ability levels. The race consists of a 5K or 10K run on paved road with a gradual decline. Sign the whole family up for this popular Seward event!? Following the race, treat your team to a?delicious lunch?at the?Resurrection Roadhouse?and join us for the awards ceremony around 11:30 am. Register early to save money. See?you at the starting line!?Sign up online at?signmeup.com/91886

Softball Season Starts May 19th!

Competitive and Rec Softball are right around the corner League starts June 4th.?Field Lovin? Volunteer Day: Sunday, May 19th @3pm. Pot luck and games to follow! Volunteer to help improve the ball fields. Get your player fee 1/2 off. (minimum 2 hours)

Bear?s Den B&B Bear Bell Run

Just for Kids!! Date:?Fri, June 7th;?Ages:?3 to 12 years old;?Course:?One mile along Bike Path; Race Begins:?11am,?check-in by 10:30?at Wellington Picnic Area.?Entry Fee:

$11 by May 24; $13 by May 31; $15 after May 31

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Woman?s hoops on Mondays and Wednesdays at 8pm $4 daily drop in fee.

Rock Wall Monday & Wednesdays 6:30 ? 8pm, Fridays 7-9pm.

?Roller Skating is on Fridays 5:30 to 7pm.

?Indoor Park is Mon ? Fri 2 to 3pm.

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Melanie Hauze

Seward Parks & Recreation

907 224-4054

Fax?907 224-4051

www.?cityofseward.us

?Mountains of Recreation?

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IRL: Skullcandy Crusher headphones and ASUS' G74SX gaming laptop

Welcome to IRL, an ongoing feature where we talk about the gadgets, apps and toys we're using in real life and take a second look at products that already got the formal review treatment.

It's true; most Engadget editors would prefer some sort of Ultrabook-type laptop for attending pressers and schlepping around trade shows. But at least one of us has chosen a nine-pound gaming laptop for hitting posts. (It even says "Republic of Gamers" on it.) Speaking of schlepping, Michael has taken back (almost) everything he's ever said about over-the-ear headphones after swapping in the Skullcandy Crushers on his long commute. Hit the break to find out what he thinks of them.

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Steady rain greets Jazz Fest as 1st weekend closes

(AP) ? A steady, sometimes heavy rain pelted fans at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, but the music flowed on.

Umbrellas, rain boots and plastic ponchos were out in abundance Sunday as fans stood among the puddles and water-soaked grass awaiting clearer skies.

As Khris Royal & Dark Matter played the Gentilly Stage, pockets of fest-faithfuls grooved and danced to his funky saxophone opening instrumental. Keith Frank & the Soileau Zydeco Band enticed fans to the front of the nearby Fais Do-Do stage, where a few couples rocked a two-step to the band's steady beat.

The Nevilles, without brother Aaron, perform later Sunday just before the Dave Matthews Band, which closes the fest's first weekend and largest stage.

Other headliners include blues legend B.B. King and Earth, Wind & Fire.

Associated Press

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