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June 2026 Community Newsletter Published by Rodeo Estates Residents’ Association Resident Volunteers Newsletter Distribution: Martie Wiley Librarian: Bev Kearney 650-888-3028 Membership Committee: Martie Wiley and Karin Lynn Social Committee Chair: Norma Milete 831-252-6867 Newsletter Editor: Sally Grey 831-325-0451 Grey Bears Volunteers: Norma Milete, Bruce Davis, Craig Mortensen, Milt Fields, Marianna Santana, Jananne Gaver Health & Safety Committee Chairs: Mary Barton and Julie Boudreau RERA (Rodeo Estates Residents’ Association) is a non-profit organization formed by the residents of Rodeo Mobile Estates Mobile Home Park in Soquel, California. Its purpose is to provide the community with a forum in which to share information and support with its members. Its newsletter, The Update, is published monthly to that end.

RERA Board of Directors 2026–2027

Karin Lynn, President Term expires 2026 (831) 234-8044

Geraldine Gail, Treasurer Term expires 2028 (831) 227-6244

Liz Cass Term expires 2026 (831) 600-7600

Sally Grey Term expires 2027 (831) 325-0451

Tom Finlay Term expires 2028 (408) 921-2068

Martie Wiley Vice President Term expires 2026 (831) 334-2642

Mary Barton Term expires 2027 (831) 247-6420

Kathy Hatfield Term expires 2027 (831) 431-3587

Minutes of RERA Board of Directors' Meeting DATE: April 8, 2026

START TIME: 6:00 P.M.

ROLL CALL Karin Lynn, President Sally Grey

P

P

Martie Wiley, VP

P

Mary Barton P

Geraldine Gail, Treasurer EA

Liz Cass

P

Tom Finlay P

Kathy Hatfield

P

(P: Present. EA: Excused Absence A: Absent)

Quorum attained: YES Number of Other Residents Attending: eight Treasurer Report: Mary Barton reporting for the month of April 2026

Checking Account:

Beginning Balance: $2,868.61 Ending Balance: $2,868.61 Difference: $ 0 Legal 1 (Money Market Advantage): Ending Balance: $10,813.93 Interest Income Earned: $16.41 Legal 2 (1 Year CD): Ending Balance $10,910.27 Interest Income Earned: $31.34 Savings Account (to hold account): $5.29 Sally Grey made a motion to accept the treasurer’s report as presented. Liz Cass seconded the motion. Motion carried.

Committee Reports: Social Committee Liz Cass reminded us that the 4th of July a BBQ party will be held at noon on Saturday the 4th in the clubhouse parking lot.

Membership Committee Martie Wiley reminded us that the Mocktail Party at the clubhouse is coming May 15th from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Martie reported that the membership committee received some additional dues bringing the total to $2,626. However, the dues are trickling in, and it is never too late to donate!

Health & Safety Committee Mary Barton reporting: We are still awaiting a response from Waterhouse on our request to mitigate fire hazards on the park perimeter, especially on the west side above N. Rodeo Gulch Road.

Standing Rules: Review and Vote The proposed standing rules were passed out to the board members. A majority of board members need to approve.

1. RERA Meetings: Time and Location: The Rodeo Estates Residents' Association Board of Directors meetings will be held in the clubhouse on the first Wednesday of each month starting at 6:00 p.m.

Changes to the time or location will be posted and emailed at least 5 days in advance of the meeting.

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All General RERA Membership meetings will be held in the clubhouse or occasionally at another location that is large enough to accommodate all residents who wish to attend.

2. Recording Minutes of a Board of Directors Meeting.

Mary Barton made the motion to accept the standing rules as amended and Sally Grey seconded. Unanimous approval by the rest of the board. Motion carried.

The board thanked Mary for all the hard work in updating these important rules.

New Business: Purchasing new signs for RERA meeting times will be put on hold for now.

Elaine Moore brought up the idea of bringing back morning coffee and donuts at the clubhouse on the last Saturday of the month if no other events are scheduled.

This idea was universally accepted by all present.

It was brought up that the newly installed stop signs are not being heeded by drivers.

Peggy Ross proposed that we have an occasional speaker covering various subjects. Peggy agreed to investigate finding some speakers and will get back to the board.

Announcements: None.

Adjournment: 7:01 p.m.

Next meeting: Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.

The minutes stand approved May 8, 2026.

Events at Rodeo Mobile Estates RERA Board Meetings are held the first Wednesday of the month in the Clubhouse unless otherwise indicated. .

RERA Board Meeting June 10, 6:00 p.m.

RERA Board Meeting July 1, 6:00 p.m.

4th of July BBQ July 4, 12:00 p.m.

RERA Board Meeting August 5, 6:00 p.m.

RERA Board Meeting September 2, 6:00 p.m.

Nonagenarian Celebration September 12 at 1:00 p.m.

RERA Board Meeting October 7, 6:00 p.m.

RERA Board Meeting November 4, 6:00 p.m.

Thanksgiving Potluck November 14, 1:00 p.m.

Tree Trimming December 1. 3:00 p.m.

RERA Board Meeting December 2, 6:00 p.m.

Holiday Boutique December 12, 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

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Help Offered/Requested Santa Cruz County Mosquito and Control For help with rats and to request a free inspection, call Weslyn Ramaekers at 831-454-2590. (Weslyn has taken over for Ray Travers.)

Senior Caregiver About me: My attitude is positive, health is good. I’m a quick learner and eager to please I am a person of utmost integrity, an excellent driver, and a very good cook. I’m happy, outgoing, a great listener, and I truly enjoy my work. I’m available for short- or long-term assignments. I have my own transportation, I’m a non-smoker, and I’m comfortable with pets.

Libby Stefano (# 173) 831-707-4225 Seamstress Hems, alterations, slipcovers; also available homemade washable and reversible grocery totes; custom baby quilts and other items.

Contact Crecia (#62) 831-334-9229 Handyman Services I can do minor small jobs/repairs such as installing handrails, painting, exterior softscape (planting flowers, weed removal, installing/repairing drip water irrigation systems and more.) Residents can call or text me to schedule a time to go over their needs.

Tom Finlay, (#145) 408-921-2068 Organizing for Seniors Do you need to find more room in your home, but you just have too many things and it’s just overwhelming? Is it time to move on to a new phase in life and you can’t bring everything with you? It can be an emotional and physically exhausting process. As an organizer, I will give you the support you need to make it through the decision fatigue. You will free yourself as you experience clearing away the things that no longer work for you. I’m also here to help you as you are moving into your new home. I am here for all phases of your senior life.

Please call me for a consultation over the phone or make an appointment for me to visit you at your place and set up a plan to start today. $35/hour for most jobs.

I look forward to hearing from you Rachel (#75) 831-247-1733

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Answers Your Questions!

By Carol Brinkman, GSMOL Secretary, cbrinkman12@cox.net: 949-463-5550

Q: Can the park end a resident’s tenancy by refusing to enter into a new rental agreement?

A: NO, not if the resident is a homeowner! Under the MRL, homeowners normally rent under a month-to-month or 12-month rental agreement or long-term lease of more than one year. When the term of the rental agreement is up, the management cannot elect to end the tenancy but must offer a 12-month or month-to-month agreement if requested by the homeowner. Residents who own their mobilehomes in the park cannot be evicted because their lease has expired – only if they have not paid the rent or have violated park rules. (See Civil Code §798.56 for the only reasons you can be evicted – 7 of them.)

However, if the resident is a tenant – not a homeowner – who rents a parkowned mobilehome, such a tenancy would be governed by conventional landlordtenant law. In that case, the park can terminate the tenancy without a reason with a 30-day notice.

Recap: The park cannot terminate a resident’s tenancy when the lease or rental agreement expires – only when the rent has not been paid or a rule has been violated, or the resident has violated one of the other clearly defined reasons for eviction (ex; condemnation of the park).

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Barefoot!

Summer always meant warm weather, no school, vacation time, and no shoes! As a child, I loved going barefoot. I wanted to harden my feet so I could run for hours across the prairie after an antelope or maybe even a bison, like the Sioux Indians who lived in my state. My poor feet!

It seems like each benefit to going barefoot created an equal contradiction.

Nothing felt better on my bare soles than fresh, damp grass, or soft, warm beach sand. But I learned that nestled in the grass or sand, a bare foot can find dog poop or encounter hidden sharp objects, thorns or glass. Every time I went wading in Fall River, I cut my foot. Concrete curbs and hot asphalt became serious impediments, not to mention the cold and snowy sidewalks during a rare summer storm!

With the change of seasons in September came the start of school, when cramming my leather-toughened feet into new tennis shoes just felt wrong. I’d dream of school’s end, when I could return to going barefoot, cuts and bruises forgotten.

A friend went shoeless for several years in his late teens. He said it got so he didn’t mind the cold. When I looked at his dirty, calloused feet propped up on the coffee table, I forced myself to remember my Indian Summer barefoot days. Instead of screaming at him, I suggested, “Let’s go sit outside.”

Sally Grey (#71)

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Saturday, June 13th, 2026 Santa Cruz Juneteenth celebrates Black Liberation and Freedom for our 35th year at Laurel Park behind the historic London Nelson Community Center in downtown Santa Cruz, 12:00–6:00 p.m.

Our theme is: RESILIENCE Join us for Music, Dance, Poetry from the Diaspora, nourishing soul food, craft booths, and Ancestors’ Altar.

Move your body with our Moments of Movements instructors.

Dance to the park in our 2nd Line Sidewalk Parade starting at noon at the BLM Mural with a live brass and drum band and our Honorary Grand Marshal.

Gracing our stage this year: The Joint Chiefs Phreeborn & the Phreequency Gina René and the Juneteenth Choir Karlton Heston & the Hesperians Down Home Blues Duo Lee Earl Mesha L Tannery World Dance Youth Dancers DJ Sparkle provides the beats MC Maiya Lanae, our host Always FREE, there’s plenty of activities for children, including the sack race and the basketball clinic starting at 1:30pm.

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How Hospice Care is Different!

Hospice care shifts the focus from curing disease to maximizing comfort and quality of life when curative treatment is no longer effective or desired. Yes, it is saying I am going to die sooner than I wanted. Yes, it is admitting that life will end.

What Hospice allows is for the patient to prioritize his/her goals and preferences at this time. Here is a side-by-side comparison of hospice care vs. standard medical care at the end of life: Area

Standard Medical Care

Hospice Care

Primary Goal

Cure or slow disease progression, even if treatment has side effects.

Location of Care

Primarily at home, but also in Hospitals, clinics, rehab hospice centers, nursing homes, or centers, or sometimes home. hospitals if needed.

Treatment Approach

Aggressive interventions (chemo, surgery, repeated hospital stays, ICU care).

Symptom relief (pain, shortness of breath, anxiety, nausea) and emotional support.

DecisionMaking

Driven by doctors and limited discussion of alternatives.

Driven by patient/family wishes, with an emphasis on personal values and priorities.

Comfort, dignity, and quality of life, even if the disease continues to progress.

Frequent ER visits, hospital Emergency Use admissions.

Hospice team available 24/7 to manage crises at home, often avoiding hospital trips.

Family Role

Families often provide care Hospice provides training, respite, but with less formal support. and counseling for caregivers.

Emotional & Spiritual Support

Limited, usually through outside referrals.

Built-in counseling, grief support, and optional spiritual care.

Cost

Insurance may cover, but high hospital bills, copays, and out-of-pocket costs can occur.

Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance cover hospice fully (including medications, equipment, and visits).

Life Expectancy Impact

May extend life in some cases, but often with lower quality in late stages.

Sometimes extends life by reducing stress, hospital complications, and side effects.

If you have questions re: Hospice or Medicare, call Carol Brinkman: 949-463-5550.

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Healthy Food Bag Program Residents of Santa Cruz County, California age 55 and older are eligible to sign up or renew below to receive a weekly grocery bag filled with fresh produce and healthy staples. Grey Bears distributes these Healthy Food Bags at various locations throughout Santa Cruz County, conveniently near your home or workplace, 48 weeks a year.

Home deliveries are only available for seniors who are disabled and aged 50 or older. If you are a home-bound senior and require this service, please indicate it on the form.

Now Free to any senior in Santa Cruz County 55+!

To get started, please call our office at 831-479-1055. You can also email Sharon Gross, Healthy Food Program Logistics Manager at sharon@greybears.org or call our office if you have any questions. Healthy Food Bags are not delivered during the weeks of 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. We also offer other ways for seniors to access nutritious food, including the free Grey Bears On-site Food Distribution Market, where Santa Cruz County seniors can pick out fresh produce for free from 11 to 11:30 a.m. and enjoy a lunch served at 11:30 a.m. each weekday, Monday through Friday, at 2710 Chanticleer Avenue.

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HEALTH AND SAFETY LET'S BE PREPARED: Tips for Emergency Preparedness Natural gas leaks and explosions are responsible for a significant number of fires following any major earthquake. It is vital that all household members know how to shut off the natural gas.

The utility hub located on your rented space is the property of the Park.

Do not alter it in any way. The management replaces the shut-off valves on a rotating schedule, not to exceed ten years. Therefore, your setup may look different from your neighbors as they may have been installed at different times.

Learn how to shut off the natural gas but DO NOT shut it off unless you suspect a gas leak. NEVER turn the gas back on once it has been shut off. If you do, you may create a gas leak in your home. Only a certified plumber or crew member from the gas company knows how to safely relight your pilot lights AND how to inspect your system for leaks.

How to know if you have a gas leak: 1. You smell the characteristic rotten eggs, or sulfur odor of gas, OR 2. You hear a hissing, blowing or whistling sound of leaking gas, OR 3. You notice the meter dial is spinning more rapidly than normal. (To establish “normal”, observe your meter when running a gas appliance like stove or heater.)

Shutting off gas after an earthquake: • Shut off the gas immediately ONLY if you smell, hear or see evidence of a gas leak as described above.

• Do not use matches, lighters, open flame appliances, or operate any electrical switches until you are sure no gas leaks exist. Sparks from electrical switches could ignite the gas.

• If you smell natural gas, immediately get everyone out of and away from, the house. Open the windows and doors to provide ventilation.

Shut off the gas at the meter.

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(Tips for Emergency Preparedness, continued.)

Preparing to shut off the natural gas: • Locate the shut-off valve. To shut off the gas, turn the valve 90 degrees, or ¼ turn, so that it crosses the pipe.

• If your valve is rusted open, do not put WD40 or similar lubricant on it.

It may corrode the O-rings that allow the valve to turn.

• Place a 12-inch crescent wrench at the meter or attach one to the pipes near the shut-off valve. This saves time in trying to locate one immediately following a disaster. Tip: Adjust the wrench to fit your valve in case it rusts and/or place it in a plastic bag attached to the nearby pipe.

• REMEMBER: NEVER turn the gas back on once it has been shut off. If you do, you may create a gas leak in your home.

We will learn more about shutting off natural gas to your home when we look at WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU NEED TO EVACUATE FROM A FIRE. 12

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6. Trick taker, often 8. Type of word play 9. Skin problem 13. ___ Rose 15. American symbol 16. Veers 18. TV monitor?

19. Bad-mouth 20. Baseball stat 22. “___ the The headline is a clue to the season ...” answer in the diagonal.

June Sudoku How to solve sudoku puzzles No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.

Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9.

Similarly, each number can only

appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is easy.

TRIVIA TEASER

QUOTES

Movies Rated "G"

I would like to die on Mars. Just not on impact.

Elon Musk

1. What was the name of the girl group led by Rizzo in the musical Grease? aGolden Girls, b-Thunder Chicks, c-Pink Ladies, d-Zip-Gun Angels.

We won the moon race; now it's time for us to live and work on Mars.

Buzz Aldrin

2. Who played scientist Niko Tatopoulos in the 1998 American remake of Godzilla? a-Matthew Broderick, b-Ben Kingsley, c-George Clooney, d-John Cusick.

3. Which actor suffered a fatal heart attack during the filming of Gladiator? a-Oliver Reed, b-William Frawley, c-Tom Baker, d-Redd Foxx.

4. Which actor made his film debut opposite Barbara Stanwyick in the movie Golden Boy? a-Burt Lancaster, b-William Holden, c-Kirk Douglas, d-Victor Mature.

5. What is the longest film to win a Best Picture Oscar? a-Gandhi, b-Giant, c-Gone With the Wind, d-The Greatest Show on Earth.

6. In the movies Gidget, Gidget Goes Hawaiian, and Gidget Goes To Rome, three different actresses played the title character. What actor remained true to each, playing Moondoggie? a-Bobby Darin, b-Bobby Sherman, c-Frankie Avalon, d-James Darren.

7. What was the name of the Korean assassin who used his bowler hat as a weapon in the James Bond movie Goldfinger? a-Jaws, b-Short Round, c-Lone Wolf, d-Odd Job. 8. Who played an unhinged mobster named Tommy DeVito in the movie GoodFellas? a-Joe Pesci, b-Ray Liotta, c-Joe Piscopo, d-Anthony Perkins.

9. In the movie Groundhog Day, Bill Murray keeps reliving the same day over and over. What song plays every morning on his radio-alarm clock? a-Little Town Flirt, b-Rock Around the Clock, c-Last Train to Clarksville, d-I Got You, Babe.

10. Who played the husky-voiced best friend of Thora Birch in Ghost World? a-Annette Bening, b-Scarlett Johansson, c-Melanie Griffith, d-Mena Suvari.

Space is for everybody. It's not just for a few people in science or math. That's our new frontier out there, and it's everybody's business to know about space.

Christa McAuliffe There's something magical about pushing back the frontiers of knowledge.

That's something that is almost part of being human.

Sally Ride It doesn't matter which side of the fence you get off on sometimes. What matters most is getting off. You cannot make progress without making decisions.

Jim Rohn Determination gives you the resolve to keep going in spite of the roadblocks that lay before you.

Denis Waitley If a friend is in trouble, don't annoy him by asking if there is anything you can do. Think of something appropriate and do it.

Edgar Watson Howe Many of our fears are paper-thin and a single courageous step would carry us clear through them.

Brendan Francis Never fear shadows. They simply mean there's a light shining somewhere nearby.

Ruth E. Renkel Joy is what happens when we realize how good things really are.

Marianne Williamson Successful people are always looking for opportunities to help others. Unsuccessful people are always asking, "What's in it for me?"

Brian Tracy

The Lighter Side

Life's little truths

Age is a high price to pay for maturity.

If you must choose between two evils, pick the one you have never tried before.

My idea of housework: Sweep the room with a glance.

Not one shred of evidence supports the notion that life is serious.

If you look like your passport picture, you probably need the trip.

Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.

A conscience is what hurts when all your other parts feel so good.

No husband has ever been shot while doing the dishes.

Opportunities always look bigger going than coming.

Junk is something you've kept for years and throw away three weeks before you need it.

Experience is wonderful. It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it.

By the time you can make ends meet, they move the ends.

Thou shall not weigh more than thy refrigerator.

Answers to Movies Rated "G" 1-c, Pink Ladies 2-a, Matthew Broderick 3-a, Oliver Reed 4-b, William Holden 5-c, Gone With the Wind 6-d, James Darren 7-d, Odd Job 8-a, Joe Pesci 9-d, "I Got You, Babe" 10-b, Scarlet Johansson

June 2026 Calendar

ADOPT-A-SHELTER-CAT MONTH. Web: aspca.org ALZHEIMER'S AND BRAIN AWARENESS MONTH. Web: alz.org.

CATARACT AWARENESS MONTH DEMENTIA CARE PROFESSIONALS MONTH. Web: alzfdn.org.

FIREWORKS SAFETY MONTHS. June 1-July 4. Web: preventblindness.org.

JUNE DAIRY MONTH. Web: nfraweb.org.

NATIONAL OCEAN MONTH NATIONAL POLLINATOR MONTH. NATIONAL SAFETY MONTH. Web: nsc.org.

NATIONAL ZOO AND AQUARIUM MONTH. Web: aza.org PERENNIAL GARDENING MONTH. Web: perennialplant.org

EVENTS

nyra.com.

7, BOONE DAY. Kentucky, celebrating the day in 1769 when frontiersman Daniel Boone first sighted the land that would become Kentucky.

7-13, BED BUG AWARENESS WEEK. Web: pestworld.org.

7-13, NATIONAL BUSINESS ETIQUETTE WEEK. Web: psow.edu.

10, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS FOUNDED: ANNIVERSARY. June 10, 1935. 91st anniversary.

10, MUSEUM MILE FESTIVAL. New York, NY. Web: museummilefestival.org.

4-7, WHEEL JAM. South Dakota State Fairgrounds, Huron, SD. Web: wheeljam. com.

11, KING KAMEHAMEHA I DAY. Designated state holiday in Hawaii honors memory of Hawaiian monarch (1737-1819).

4-7, CHICAGO BLUES FESTIVAL. Millennium Park, Chicago, IL. Since 1984. Web: chicago. gov.

11-14, BONNAROO MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL. Manchester, TN. Web: bonnaroo. com.

5, AIDS FIRST NOTED: ANNIVERSARY. June 5, 1981. The CDC described a new illness striking gay men in a newsletter. The virus that causes AIDS was identified in 1983.

More than 700,000 Americans have died of AIDS. Worldwide, more than 40 million have died of AIDS.

14, FLAG DAY

6, NATIONAL TRAILS DAY. First Saturday in June. To encourage hiking and riding. Web: americanhiking.org 6, NATIONAL YO-YO DAY, held on the birth anniversary of Donald F. Duncan (1892-1971), founder of the Duncan Toys Company.

6, BELMONT STAKES. Saratoga Race Course, Saratoga Springs, NY. Since 1867. Web:

20, LONGEST DAM RACE. Fort Peck, MT. A 5K run across Fort Peck Dam. 20, THE MERMAID PARADE. Coney Island, New York, NY. 44th annual. Since 1983.

Web: coneyisland.com.

21, FATHER'S DAY.

8, WORLD OCEAN DAY. Web: worldoceanday.org

4, CORPUS CHRISTI. Roman Catholic festival since 1246 AD.

5-7, CENTRALIA ANCHOR FESTIVAL. City Square, Centralia, MO. Web: centraliamochamber.com.

19-21, NEWPORT FLOWER SHOW. Rosecliff, Newport, RI. 30th anniversary. Theme: "Pearls of Newport." Web: newportmansions.org.

14-20, NATIONAL FLAG WEEK

21, SUMMER SOLSTICE. 21-Sept 22, SUMMER. 21-27, LIGHTNING SAFETY AWARENESS WEEK. 21-27, WINDJAMMER DAYS. Boothbay Harbor, ME. Web: boothbayharborwindjammerdays.org.

25-28, LITTLE BIGHORN DAYS/CROW NATIVE DAYS. Hardin, MT. Web: thehardinchamber. com.

25-29, SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL. National Mall, Washington, DC. Free admission. Web: festival.si.edu.

26-27, GRANTSVILLE DAYS. Grantsville Park, Grantsville, MD.

15, NATIVE AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP DAY. 28, LOG CABIN DAY. Throughout Michigan.

18-21, US OPEN (GOLF) CHAMPIONSHIP. Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Southampton, NY. Since 1895.

19, JUNETEENTH. Federal holiday. Commemorates the day in 1865 when Union General Gordon Granger proclaimed the slaves of Texas free.

19, WORLD SICKLE CELL AWARENESS DAY. Web: sicklecellsociety.org 19, DALESBURG MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL. Dalesburg Lutheran Church, rural Vermillion, SD. Celebration of Scandinavian and rural heritage. Web: dalesburg.org.

28, INTERNATIONAL LIGHTNING SAFETY DAY. 28-JULY 4, FIREWORKS SAFETY AWARENESS WEEK 29, STRAWBERRY MOON.

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