Moonlight Madness lights up Chetwynd downtown with CMA
On June 22 the District of Chetwynd, downtown businesses and the CMA hosted the first Moonlight Madness of the summer. Streets closed from Fields to the Health and Book Nook for an outdoor coffeehouse vibe with a flatbed stage near IGA and a CMA mascot chainsaw carving. Nearly 150 attendees enjoyed country to alternative rock covers and original tunes while concessions fund Jumpin Jack Fest.
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Chetwynd
Chetwynd Music Association
CMA
51St Street
Chetwynd Health and Book Nook
IGA
Prospector
Moneca Hilton
Critters and beasties by June Cochrane
Morning brought a black headed grosbeak singing from tall trees a rare local visitor that also eats insects including monarchs. A house wren dislodged Phoebes fledglings while the female disappeared after egg hatching. Yellow warbler nests appeared in wild roses and a dog named Charlie helped spot nests. White throats feed four quickly growing fledglings as wildflowers bloom, including blue clematis and striped card root orchid look alikes. Susie visits to search twin flowers among wild strawberries and wintergreen. twin blooms slated to open with strawberry ripening.
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June Cochrane
Phoebe
Charlie
Susie
Sue
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