Carnival comes to Colfax with rides and snacks for weekend
Schoeppner Shows will set up in Colfax this weekend offering eight adult rides and seven children’s rides including the Silver Streak and Tilt A Whirl plus a Sweet Wagon with cotton candy and nachos. About 20 staff operate the rides as advance tickets go on sale through the Colfax Chamber of Commerce for 14 tickets at five dollars and family books of 24 for fifteen.
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Community Fourth of July Parade Route and Entry Info
The parade starts at noon on Culver Street and proceeds to Grass Valley Street then returns across the tracks before disbanding. Perrault calls it a fun down home holiday with real Fourth of July flavor and invites entries. contact Perrault at 346-2313 for details.
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Colfax City Council reviews 2003 2004 budget
Colfax City Council plans to discuss the 2002-2003 1.1 million city budget at Tuesday night’s meeting. City Manager Bob Perrault notes the budget remains largely unchanged, funded by reserves, with higher than expected sales tax and possible state funding cuts looming. He cites two risk areas: potential $20,000 to $30,000 shortfall and longer term funding gaps if the state budget remains unsettled.
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Two Vie For Colfax City Council Seat
Colfax faces a deadline to fill the council seat vacated by Dave Gard who resigned in early June. The four remaining members must decide the replacement. Joshua Alpine and Devon Hopeman have submitted letters expressing interest in serving on the council.
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Colfax Celebrates Two Centuries in One Weekend
Colfax marks the 100th anniversary of its hotel built in 1903 and the 1906 visit of President Theodore Roosevelt. Residents staged a Sierra gold box for a 20 minute stop, with Roosevelt speaking from a rail car to over 4,000. Fireworks drew 15,000 last year.
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Colfax Recreation Association Backing Fourth Of July Park Fundraiser
Colfax Recreation Association rails support for Independence Day booth in Colfax city park selling beer hamburgers and soda. Funds fund Living War Memorial Ballpark as volunteers Lynn Fontana Ed Marson and Mike Ray describe past help from families and local figures and plans for a gabled roof over the announcer's booth while seeking a boom truck to install nets. Public turnout seeks a community reunion with two annual fundraisers and August tournament.
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Bud Barnes
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