Lindon Days 2018 Magazine

2018 LINDON DAYS

Mayor’s Message

2018 Lindon Days Celebration is here!

A hearty welcome to our 2018 Lindon Days celebration. This year, the theme of Lindon Days is INSPIRE. As Lindon City Mayor, I am inspired by the diligent City Council members, staff and volunteers we have in this great city.

It is my responsibility as Mayor to oversee the direction that our community takes in the future. This could seem like a lofty task for one person to handle, but thankfully I am not alone in this challenge. I am in awe of the constant inspiration I receive from the individuals that live in this community. The service, commitment, and openness that Lindon city has is unparalleled. I have the opportunity to work alongside our esteemed Council Members as well as many individuals who are employed at the City who

are both personally and professionally invested in Lindon’s bright future. We are truly blessed to have such great leadership in our City.

The Lindon Days celebration week starts off Monday evening, August 6, 2018 with our famous car show, one of the largest free car shows in the State of Utah. Tuesday is the traditional Lindon Police Park Party. Come take your chance to dunk a Police Officer in the dunk tank. Also, we are having a free ice cream social, outdoor games and the movie Coco on the outdoor screen.

Don’t forget Wednesday evening is Huck Finn fishing at Creekside Park as well as a new Grandparents/Grandkids night with free ice cream and the sounds from the band Mixed Nuts.

Thursday is our free swim day with

all of the activities at the pool including the dime dive, belly flop contest, Kenducky derby and a teen dance that evening. Thursday evening is also our official flag retirement ceremony and Mini Rodeo. Friday in the morning is the youth video game tournament and in the evening, the always popular Family Arena Events. This year during the Family Arena Events, in addition to the children’s candy scramble, we will be having an adult candy and money scramble. This will be great to participate in as well as watch. Saturday is the 5k run, Mayor’s breakfast, Grand Parade, free kids fair, concert and amazing fireworks show. There are events all week long so I encourage you to look at the schedule and participate with us.

It is my hope as Mayor that we can continue to inspire each other to be better citizens, neighbors and friends. As stewards of this great city, we will continue to work hard to provide a great environment to raise children and make lifelong relationships.

Mayor Jeff Acerson

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Calendar of Events

LINDON DAYS 2018 • AUGUST 6-11, 2018

MONDAY, AUG. 6

Car Show: 4 to 9 p.m.

Lindon City Park, 200 N. State Street

TUESDAY, AUG. 7

Lindon Police Park Party and City Council

Ice Cream Social: 6 p.m.

Pioneer Park, 150 S. 500 East

Harris Pioneer Home Tour: 6 p.m.

Pioneer Park, 150 S. 500 East

Movie in the Park: “Coco,” at dusk

Pioneer Park, 150 S. 500 East

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8

Grandparents Night Out: 5 p.m.

Lindon Community Center, 25 N. Main

Huck Finn Fishing: 6:30 p.m.

Creekside Park, 600 W. 100 South

THURSDAY, AUG. 9

Cardboard Boat Regatta: 8 a.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center, 60 N. 60 West

Free Swim Day: 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center, 60 N. 60 West

Court of Mermaids: Noon to 4 p.m.,

Lindon Aquatics Center, 60 N. 60 West

Dime Dive: 12:30 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center, 60 N. 60 West

Belly Flop Competition: 2:30 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center, 60 N. 60 West

Kenducky Derby: 3:30 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center, 60 N. 60 West

Flag Retirement Ceremony: 6 p.m.

Lindon Community Center, 25 N. Main

Mini Rodeo: 7 p.m.

Lindon Horse Arena, 200 N. Main

Teen Pool Party: 7:30 to 10 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center, 60 N. 60 West

FRIDAY, AUG. 10

Video Game Tournament: Mario Kart 8

Deluxe (Nintendo Switch). 9 a.m. for ages 8 and under; 10:30 a.m. for ages 9-13; noon for ages 14 to 18.

Lindon Community Center, 25 N. Main

Family Arena Events: 6:30 p.m.

Lindon Horse Arena, 200 N. Main

Mayor’s Candy Scramble: 7:30 p.m.

Lindon Horse Arena, 200 N. Main

SATURDAY, AUG. 11

Lindon Days 5K: 7 a.m.

Lindon Community Center, 25 N. Main

Mayor’s Breakfast: 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.,

Lindon Community Center, 25 N. Main

Grand Parade: 10 a.m.

Center Street from 900 East to Main St.

Family Fair & Food Truck Roundup: 3 to 7 p.m.

Pheasant Brook Park, 800 W. 400 North

Pre-Show: Mad Science Fire & Ice Show. 7 p.m.

Pheasant Brook Park, 800 W. 400 North

Concert: The Salamanders. 8:30 p.m.,

Pheasant Brook Park, 800 W. 400 North

Fireworks Show: After the concert, Pheasant Brook Park, 800 W. 400 North

Little Miss Lindon

QUEEN Rylee Swalberg

Rylee Swalberg is 13 years old, attends Oak Canyon Junior High School and is the daughter of Brett and Jenn Swalberg. She loves competitive cheerleading, singing, baking, spending time with family and friends and being out in nature. She also enjoys hanging out with her two dogs. For Rylee’s service project during the pageant, she created a charity event for girls with special needs. She entitled her project “Always a Princess” to remind the girls of their true worth. The girls got their hair, nails and makeup done along with a custom-made shirt. She is beyond excited to represent Lindon City as Little Miss Lindon 2018. She looks forward to all that the year will bring and the memories she will make.

ATTENDANTS

Lydia Knapp

Lydia Knapp is the daughter of Chris and Lisa Knapp. She attends Oak Canyon Junior High School. Her service project for Little Miss Lindon was “Puppy Therapy.” She raised money, rented some adorable puppies and took them to a retirement center for the residents to hold and love. She did some research on the therapeutic benefits animals have on people and found that pets can actually help with anxiety and depression and help people feel more happy! Lydia has a tender spot for animals. She would really like to be a veterinarian when she grows up. She even had the opportunity to job shadow a veterinarian this year. While watching a dog surgery, to her great embarrassment, she fainted! Surprisingly, this didn’t seem to discourage her dream of becoming

a vet. Lydia enjoys playing the piano and ukulele. She absolutely loves to compose songs of her own. She also likes to play sports, especially soccer and basketball. She enjoys playing on a competitive soccer team. She is thrilled to represent Lindon and serve her community this year.

Annika Pitcher

Annika Pitcher is the youngest child of Miles and Kate Pitcher. She will be attending the seventh grade at Karl G. Maeser Preparatory Academy in Lindon. Annika is a diligent student and excels in creative writing. She also enjoys dancing, singing, playing lacrosse and swimming for the Lindon Storm swim team in the summer. Annika began playing the piano at a young age and has been recognized as an outstanding performer on many occasions. She loves performing for family and friends, particularly her grandparents and great-grandparents. For this reason, she chose to organize an evening of music for the elderly for her service project. She, along with other young musicians, performed for the residents of Spring Gardens Senior Living in Lindon. Annika is grateful for the opportunity to share her time and talents with the community through the Little Miss Lindon program.

Arynne Cole

Arynne Cole is the 12-year-old daughter of Greg and Stephanie Cole. Arynne has lived in Lindon her entire life and will be attending Oak Canyon Junior High School this upcoming year. She has been part of Rocky Mountain Elementary School’s Dream Team and Concert Choir. She loves playing the piano and soccer and is an avid reader. Arynne loves being outdoors and hiking all over Utah with her family. Arynne has been part of the BYU Youth Ballroom Dancesport Preteen team and has competed and won four

national titles. This past year, she and her individual partner competed and won the 2018 National Preteen American Style Ballroom title. Arynne is very excited for this upcoming year and being part of Little Miss Lindon and helping the community.

Jensyn Ann Hamilton

Jensyn Ann Hamilton is very happy to be part of the Little Miss Lindon Royalty this year. She is the daughter of Les and Brooke Hamilton. She is the youngest of four children. Jensyn loves serving people around her. She loves to babysit children and take cookies to the elderly in her neighborhood. Her interests include dancing, taking care of her pet rabbit and taking care of her new horse, Twister. She is learning to ride English style and is enjoying the challenge. Jensyn is a great fly fisherman. She enjoys going with her dad any chance they can. She is a great student. Her favorite subject in school is writing. She always looking for ways to uplift and say kind words to her fellow students. She was voted by her teachers to be on the Hope Squad. She really enjoyed learning how to help others deal with challenges in life.

Members of the Little Miss Lindon Royalty are, from left: Attendants Jensyn Hamilton and Lydia Knapp, Queen Rylee Swalberg, and Attendants Annika Pitcher and Arynne Cole.

Grand Marshals

Connie & Robert Lyle Lamoreaux

Lindon residents Connie and Robert Lyle Lamoreaux have been chosen as the Grand Marshals of the 2018 Lindon Days Grand Parade on Saturday, Aug. 11. The parade will begin at 10 a.m. and travel along Lindon’s Center Street between 900 East and Main Street.

The Lamoreauxs are long-time Lindon residents, having built a home in the city in 1976. They still reside in the same home. Lyle was born in Cedar City and raised in a California town near the Mexican border named El Centro. He graduated from high school there in 1965 and served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in what was then called the South German Mission. He had always wanted to live in Utah, so upon his return from his mission he moved to Provo and began attending Brigham Young University. He eventually earned his bachelor’s degree with a double major in German and zoology and a minor in chemistry.

Connie grew up in Minnesota, graduating from high school in 1968. She then came to Utah to attend BYU and eventually earned a bachelor’s degree in child development. Connie and Lyle met while they were students at BYU, married in 1970 and had a child before they both

graduated from the university in 1972.

Lyle had held a lot of part-time jobs while attending college, including doing concrete for a local company, and shortly after his college graduation he started his own concrete business called Lamoreaux Concrete. He ran it on his own until his two brothers Craig and Dave joined him in 1987. At that point, the business was renamed Tri-L Construction.

Lyle and Connie moved to Orem after college with the intent of living there for some time. One day, however, they were driving through Lindon and came across a property with a “For Sale” sign on it. Connie commented that she’d love to live on that property, and Lyle told her that if they built there, he was never leaving. They purchased the property and built their house there, and that is how Lindon became their home.

Lyle ran his concrete business from his home at first but eventually moved his equipment to another location in Lindon. Tri-L Construction pours footings and foundations for all types of construction projects. Lyle’s work has taken him to jobs throughout the Intermountain West, including doing a lot of work in Park City. Today, most of the business’s jobs

are within Utah County. Over the years, Tri-L Construction has done a variety of projects for Lindon City on a donated basis.

The couple had their six children - three boys and three girls - in eight years, and Connie was a stay-at-home mom, although she took a lot of phone calls for her husband’s company in its early years. She served in the PTA while her children were in school and occasionally held various part-time jobs. This fall, she will begin her fourth year of volunteering with the reading program at Lindon Elementary School.

Both Lyle and Connie currently serve on the board of the Lindon Historical Preservation Commission, with Lyle serving as board chairman. Connie joined the commission about eight years ago, with her husband joining soon after. They are both enthusiastic about the commission’s goal of preserving the history and heritage of Lindon.

As part of the commission, the Lamoreauxs have been involved in projects such as the Pick It Up program, which encourages people to pick up the garbage they see while they are out and about in the community, making Lindon a more attractive place to live. They are also working to

obtain historical photos from older city residents and get them scanned in so digital copies can be made available to both the historical commission and the families. Lyle said the commission has received approval to make this work available as an Eagle Scout project.

“We are really common people here in Lindon,” Lyle said. “We’re hard workers and we love the city.”

The Lamoreaux’s children are: Amy, Robert, Sarah (deceased), Nicholas, Timothy (deceased) and Laura. They have 16 grandchildren.

Car Show

Come check out the Lindon Days one-of-a-kind Car Show! There will be countless cars, trucks, motorcycles and other vehicles in all different makes and models. Jam out with J.C. Hackett and his rock ’n’ roll radio station and snag some delicious dinner. This is a fun, classic event the whole family will enjoy!

Drawing tickets: $1 each or six for $5. Swing by the booth for more information. All proceeds will be donated to Lindon City’s Police Department.

Interested in showing off your vehicle this year? Registration is FREE! For more information about the show or how to sign up, contact Kim or Shauna Tomlinson at 801-785-5346. Sponsor’s Choice Award Jackets will be presented.

Monday, Aug. 6 4 to 9 p.m. Lindon City Park

200 N. State

Lindon Police Park Party

Spend the evening with the Lindon Police Department at its annual Park Party. This event is free to the community. Come watch Intermountain Healthcare’s Life Flight helicopter land right in our park at 6 p.m. We’ll also have a handful of lawn games, paper rockets, inflatables, Marco’s Pizza and a dunk tank. The police department will be accepting monetary donations at its “Dunk a Cop” Tank to be put toward charitable law enforcement activities such as Shop With a Cop and Sub for Santa. Come support our amazing police department and have an enjoyable evening with the family!

Lindon City Council Ice Cream Social

Our Lindon City Council has a great lineup of delicious BYU Creamery flavors headed your way. Swing by the council’s canopy during the Lindon Police Department Park Party for a free bowl of ice cream. They’ll have Rocky Road, Cookies & Cream, Mint Brownie, Pistachio, Strawberry Crunch and Graham Canyon!

Tuesday, Aug. 7 6 p.m. Pioneer Park 150 S. 500 East

Harris Pioneer Home Tour

Mingle with Lindon City’s Historical Preservation Commission and take a tour of the Harris Pioneer home. Learn some fun facts about the home and the preserved items inside. This is a great opportunity to expand your knowledge of Lindon! Tours throughout the year are available by contacting Connie via e-mail at cgrandy15@gmail.com.

Tuesday, Aug. 7 6 p.m. Pioneer Park 150 S. 500 East

Movie in the Park

Tuesday, Aug. 7 Dusk

Pioneer Park

150 S. 500 East

Kick back and enjoy an evening under the stars with our showing of Disney’s “Coco.” Bring lawn chairs, blankets, pillows and get cozy for this fun, animated family film.

In this film, aspiring musician Miguel, confronted with his family’s ancestral ban on music, enters the Land of the Dead to find his great-greatgrandfather, a legendary singer. “Coco” is rated PG and lasts 105 minutes.

Did you hear? Lindon City is hosting a Grandparents Night Out with the grandkids! Come kick up your heels, eat a banana spilt and listen to live big band music by the Mixed Nuts (playing the hits from the ’40s and ’50s). Tickets are free and first come, first served. Senior couples are limited to 10 grandkids. Swing by the Lindon Community Center sooner rather than later and snag your tickets for this free event. They’ll go fast!

Wednesday,

Aug. 8 6:30 p.m.

Creekside Park

600 W. 100 South

A favorite Lindon Days event, Huck Finn Fishing will be sure to delight. Come enjoy an old-fashioned evening. Grab your kids and grab your poles and head down to Creekside Park for a fun evening of fishing. Dress up in “Huck Finn”-era costumes and compete to win prizes. Prizes will be distributed to winners in each age group. Don’t forget to snag a free shave ice from Lani’s Hawaiian Style Shave Ice booth at the event!

Age groups: 0-7 and 8-15. Each age group will be fishing in a designated area. Parents must be in attendance and all fish must be taken home.

Fishing Schedule:

6:30-7 p.m.: Pole and Bait Fishing

7-7:15 p.m.: Awards

7:15-7:45 p.m.: Huck Finn Style

NEW TO THE Neighborhood

We are excited at dōTERRA to be expanding our operations right here in Lindon. Thanks for growing with us! Over the next several months, dōTERRA is building a new Distribution Center and

a Member Services office building. While we are excited about the new buildings, we are even more excited about the positive economic growth we will see together. Our Distribution Center will house

nearly 300 employees with our Member Services operation growing to more than 2,300. That’s positive impact to our local economy helping improve the economic outlook for individuals and families.

So, thanks for welcoming us into the community. We look forward to growing together with Lindon!

Cardboard Boat Regatta

Participate in our fourth annual Cardboard Boat Regatta! Participation is free. Express your creativity and build a two-person boat solely out of cardboard and duct tape. Race down and back in our lap pool for the fastest time. After the racing, we’ll have a swamping contest. Compete to be the last boat floating! Entry for spectators is free! We welcome everyone to come be involved at this entertaining event! Life jackets are required for all participants. Boat check-in will be at 7 a.m. Visit www.lindoncity.org/lindon-days.htm for rules and additional information.

3 Divisions: Ages 7-9, Ages 10-15, Open (parent & kid, Ages 16+, etc.)

Awards

• First, second and third places will be awarded for the Fastest Boat in each division (down and back in the lap pool)

• Judges Choice

• Royalty’s Choice

• Best-Themed Boat (team costumes, boat decorations, etc.)

• Titanic Award (most dramatic sinking)

• Last Boat Floating (last boat not to sink during the swamping competition)

Free Swim Day

Come swim for free on us! Clip out the coupon below to enjoy a free swim day at the Aquatics Center. The coupon is required for free entry. We will have fun activities provided throughout the day, not to mention free watermelon from Sugar Sweet Produce. Non-residents can enter into the pool during residents’ time if they pay or use a punch pass at the gate.

Thursday, Aug. 9

Check-In Time: 7 a.m.

Event Time: 8 a.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center 60 W. 60 North

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Thursday, Aug. 9 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Lindon Aquatics Center 60 W. 60 North

Must present this coupon for FREE Admission.

Court of Mermaids

Thursday, Aug. 9 Noon - 4 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center

60 W. 60 North

The Court of Mermaids will be making special appearances throughout the day. These royal mermaids offer a unique sense of enchantment with their striking, elaborate characters and charming demeanor. Snag a picture with a real-life mermaid!

Dime Dive

Come dive for some dimes! At this event, AmBank and the Little Miss Lindon royalty will be tossing $800 worth of dimes between three of our four age groups. Test your diving ability and snag some free money for spending or saving. This event will keep you on your toes and is a hoot to watch!

Age groups for the event are as follows: 0 to 3 years old (floating toys), 4 to 6 (dimes & toys), 7 to 10 and 11 to 14.

Thursday, Aug. 9 12:30 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center 60 W. 60 North

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Belly Flop Competition

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Join us for our first Belly Flop Competition! Competitors will flop into the deep end of the lap pool from a six-foot platform. Our panel of judges will score the flop based on creativity, belly painting, water splash radius, splash sound, redness, etc. Prizes will be distributed for Best Splash (first, second, third), Most Creative Belly and, of course, Red Belly.

Kenducky Derby

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Sign up for our sixth annual Kenducky Derby when you arrive at the pool for Free Swim Day. We provide the numbered ducks, you provide your name. Participation is free and open to all ages. The fastest duck down the slide, through the lazy river and to the finish line will be our Grand Prize winner. The 24 ducks following our champion duck will receive grab bags. Participants must be in attendance to win. Come cheer on the ducks and hope that Lady Luck is on your side.

Thursday, Aug. 9 2:30 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center 60 W. 60 North

Thursday, Aug. 9 3:30 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center 60 W. 60 North

Thursday, Aug. 9 6 p.m.

Lindon Community Center 25 N. Main

Local Boy Scouts and the public are invited to be a part of the sixth annual Flag Retirement Ceremony and Military Tribute. The Utah National Guard, Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion will be part of this event. Boy Scouts who wish to participate in the ceremony should dress in full uniform and arrive at 5:30 p.m.

Congress has authorized flags worn beyond repair to be destroyed by fire in a dignified manner, showing respect and reverence. Any personal flags you may have can be dropped off at the Lindon Community Center for proper retirement at this event.

Mini Rodeo

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Thursday, Aug. 9 7 p.m.

Lindon Horse Arena

200 N. Main

This will be a great event for riders and spectators alike. Sit back for some fun-filled competition and entertainment. Those who would like to participate must bring their own horses. Take the time to pre-register at www. activityreg.com to ensure participation. Late registration, space permitting, will be done at the Horse Arena on the evening of the event from 6 to 6:45 p.m. If you have any questions regarding the Mini Rodeo, please get in contact with Shylee Sweeten at 435-754-5049.

Events for all ages $3 each

• Tandem Bareback

• Texas Rollback

• Poles

• Barrels

• Rescue Race ($5 per team)

• Hide Race ($5 per team)

Teen Pool Night

Teens! This is your night at the pool! The pool will close down to all except teenagers 15 to 18 years old at 7:30 p.m. We will have a DJ, food, competitions, prizes and more! Come swim with your friends, surf on the FlowRider, win prizes and party under the stars!

Thursday, Aug. 9 7:30 p.m. - 10 p.m.

Lindon Aquatics Center 60 W. 60 North

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Friday, Aug. 10

Ages 8 & Under 9 a.m.

Ages 9-13: 10:30 a.m.

Ages 14-18: Noon

Lindon Community Center 25 N. Main

Test your gamer skills in the Lindon Days Video Game Tournament. Participation is free! Come conquer the new Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on the new Nintendo Switch. Gamers must be 18 and under to participate. Prizes will be given to first-, second- and third-place participants in each age group. Show up on time for a great day of gaming!

Family Arena Events

This is your chance to get the whole family involved with Lindon’s “little bit of country” atmosphere. The Family Arena Events are fun to participate in and thrilling to watch. Sign up your kiddos for Mutton Bustin’. Space is limited and pre-registration is required online at www.activityreg.com, no exceptions. We will not be accepting registration on site. Those who will be participating in Mutton Bustin’ must bring and wear a helmet. All other events are free of charge. Come hungry! We’ll have a screamin’ hot dog meal deal you won’t want to miss out on! If you have any questions regarding the Family Arena Events, please get in contact with Shylee Sweeten at 435-754-5049.

EVENT INFORMATION

Free Events: Chicken Chase, Mayor’s Candy Scramble, Ribbon Chase

$5 Event: Mutton Bustin’ (must be less than 60 pounds) Online Registration Required

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Friday, Aug. 10 6:30 p.m.

Lindon Horse Arena

200 N. Main

Mayor’s Candy Scramble

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Friday, Aug. 10 7:30 p.m.

Lindon Horse Arena

200 N. Main

During the Family Arena Events, send your kiddos out to scramble for candy! They’ll search through sawdust for delicious treats. Large candy bars will be hidden in the mix as well. Who doesn’t love free candy?

NEW THIS YEAR: Our first ever adult scramble! Adults will be welcomed out to scramble for money and remaining candy.

Age Groups: 0 to 5 years, 6 to 9 years, 10 to13 years, 14 to 17 years, and 18 and older

Left to Right: First Attendant Peyton Anderson, Queen Izzy Barnes and Second Attendant Olivia Lindstrom. Front: First Attendant Ella Tobler and Princess Julianne Barney

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Today, the company is under the direction of Gary McQueen as President and remains solid with a family oriented atmosphere. As our communities continue to grow Niels Fugal Sons Company will be there to provide services and jobs to those who live and work here.

Lindon Days 5K

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Be the inspiration: Come celebrate Lindon Days by running the 5K timed race this August! This race is great for all abilities and ages. This is a great race for new runners or people who are interested in beating their personal record. Grab a friend and head over to the run! Fun prizes! After the race, come join the Mayor’s Breakfast at the Community Center and the Lindon City parade! Online registration can be done at www.raceentry.com.

Online Registration Deadline: August 1

Packet Pick Up: August 10 at the Lindon Horse Arena from 6 to 8 p.m.

Late Registration: August 11 at 6 a.m.

(Fee: $20, shirt not guaranteed)

Questions? Contact Cyndi Hall at chall@lindoncity.org or 801-769-8627

Mayor’s Breakfast

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Saturday, Aug. 11

7 a.m.

Lindon Community Center 25 N. Main

Saturday, Aug. 11

7:30 to 9:30 a.m.

Lindon Community Center 25 N. Main

Join Mayor Acerson and the Lindon City Council while they cook their traditional breakfast for the community. Come fill your plate with pancakes, eggs and all the fixings. Meal tickets can be pre-purchased online at www. activityreg.org. Just bring your receipt and you’ll be squared away. Tickets can also be purchased at the door. Come eat and have a great time with your elected officials and fellow Lindon residents.

Prices: $5 for adults, $2 for kids or $15 for a family of 5

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Saturday,

“Inspire” is the theme for the 2018 Lindon Days Grand Parade. Snag a spot on the sidewalk or road to cheer on bands, floats, animals, performing groups and local businesses as they parade down Lindon’s Center Street. You might even be lucky and snag some candy or an Otter Pop!

Family Fair & Food Truck Roundup

This event cannot be missed! Bring the whole family! All games, crafts and activities are FREE! That’s right, FREE! Bring a white shirt to tie-dye or purchase one at our Tie-Dye booth. We’ll have bounce houses, foam sword battles, FREE cotton candy between 4 and 6 p.m., sports games, a DIY project with Home Depot, Mad Science booths, a rock wall and so much more! There is tons of fun to be had - don’t miss out! Swing by our vendor booths to check out the latest and greatest items for sale. Hungry? Grab a bite to eat from the food trucks! This is an evening catered to all ages. Come have fun closing out Lindon Days with us!

Saturday, Aug. 11

3 to 7 p.m.

Pheasant Brook Park 25 N. Main

Saturday, Aug. 11 7 p.m.

Pheasant Brook Park 400 N. 800 West

Sponsored by

The audience will be dazzled and entertained as they interact with Mad Scientists! Foggy dry ice storms, giant beach balls floating in the air and even a special Mad Science “burp” potion will amaze children as they learn about chemical reactions, air pressure and the states of matter.

Concert & Fireworks in the Park

Introducing the Salamanders! Start with two superstar caliber vocalists with true genre-jumping ability. This married couple wastes no time on watered down, “that will do,” coverversion vocals. They bring an authentically charged, intensely energetic performance with the rare and unique vocal ability to smoothly transition from one song and style to the next, making each one hit harder than the last. They have a natural feel and engaging stage presence; nothing is forced. They are a highly talented team that will settle for nothing less than perfection and that have an obvious natural chemistry on stage, not to mention the added benefit of being very easy on the eyes. They are unique and without competition or duplication. They are the industry’s hottest couple.

Now add a rhythm section made up of world-class studio musicians boasting resumes that would rival any party band on the planet. They have worked with major music labels, motion picture companies and television studios and have toured with household names. They have played all over the nation for some of the world’s largest corporations and have backed artists such as Collin Raye and Kenny Loggins. As the most talented and decorated group of guys the industry has to offer, they are literally second to none.

Together, The Salamanders make up a dream team of sorts. Unique talent, musicianship, professionalism and class have quickly make them one of the nation’s most sought-after acts. They have the ability to boldly rock any genre with an inyour-face intensity and energy that will not stop. They provide an experience both captivating and extraordinary. With the unmatched combined look, sound and energy of the front line and the truly exceptional quality of the music offered by the rhythm section, there is none other that compares. They are the standard for excellence in the event band industry.

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Saturday, Aug. 11 8:30 p.m. FIREWORKS

Thank You Sponsors

TITLE SPONSOR

DIAMOND SPONSORS

EMERALD SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

PLATINUM SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

Bank of American Fork

Four Chairs Furniture

Linden Nursery

Lindon Collision Center

Low Book Sales

Murdock Hyundai

The Pizza Factory

BRONZE SPONSORS

Big D Construction

Dastrup Auto

Flat Rate Doctors

Fleet Services

Les Olson Company

Les Schwab

Nicolson Construction

Quick Quack Car Wash

Republic Services

Sunroc

COPPER SPONSORS

Moab Outfitters

ServPro of North Utah County SportClips

Thank You Volunteers

Lindon Historical and Preservation Commission

Kim & Shauna Tomlinson

Lyle & Connie Lamoreaux

Shylee Sweeten

Chad & Angie Hendrickson Community Center Advisory Board

Ted & Erlene Lott

Mark Spongberg

Little Miss Lindon Royalty & Families

Lindon Police Department

Lindon City Mayor & City Council

Lindon Parks & Recreation

lindon city youth sports registration dates

Sign your kiddos up for Lindon Parks and Recreation’s youth sport leagues this year. Take a peek at our sign up dates and mark them on your calendar. Avoid late fees and guarantee your child’s participation.

SPORT REGISTRATION SEASON

Indoor Soccer Sept 17 - Oct. 29

Oct. 15 - Nov. 19

Lindon Baseball Jan. 14 - Feb. 25

Spring Soccer Jan. 28 - Mar. 18

Peewee Baseball Mar. 11 - Apr. 23

Online registration is available at www.acitivityreg.org, or sign-up in person at the Lindon Community Center. For more details on all of Lindon’s programs, visit Lindon City’s website www.lindoncity.org under youth sports.

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