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This month MyWindsor pays tribute to valuable local resource the library From book clubs and storytimes to craft programs and pub trivia, the Windsor-Severance Library is working to offer fun free events for adults, teens and children of all ages

Managing Editor Tamara Markard

Graphic Designer Layne Petersen

Marketing Features Coordinator Greg Stone

Contributing Writers And Photographers Anne Delaney, Jadyn Watson-Fisher

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Hometown Heroes

Our next Hometown Hero is Christy Olson of the Clearview Library District, who works as a Mobile Services Assistant.

Biz411

Axis Garage Doors owner Dustin Roth keeps overhead low, so he is able to charge less than other garage door companies, and can charge up to $30 less

Feature Story

Ann Kling and the library district oversee the Windsor-Severance Library, and they haven’t shushed people in ages

Treat Yourself To Wellness

Whether printed or digital, the power of words remains as strong as it’s ever been.

Faces Of The Future

Windsor student Oliver Knowles makes a name for himself in robotics and academics

WINDSOR'S MAGICAL FOREST

The event allows adults, teens and children to exercise their creative muscles through building various structures using old donated Christmas trees.

Cookbooks

Cookbooks at the library give the opportunity to try before you buy

Notes From Town Hall

Check out the events happening at the Windsor Town Hall in the near future.

School Activities

Check out things happening at Windsor High School and Severance Middle School.

Save The Commode

A RainDance resident fights to keep his comical,yet controversial, lawn decoration.

Sports

Future Legends signs restaurant deal with Rolling Smoke Barbecue.

Sports

Northern Colorado Hailstorm announce roster additions, preseason matches.

CALENDAR

Catch Spring fever by getting out and about in Windsor at these fun events.

FINAL THOUGHT

An Irish blessing.

Hello and welcome to another edition of MyWindsor magazine!

First off, I want to thank the community of Windsor for the feedback and suggestions that I have received for story ideas as well as names of businesses, community members and students that would be great candidates for the Biz411, Hometown Heroes and Faces of the Future pieces. I appreciate each and every email and phone call that I have received

Over these past few months working on the magazine, I have truly enjoyed getting to know the people and community of Windsor. Your admiration for your community has fueled my passion and excitement for the MyWindsor magazine, pushing me to strive to make it more informative, educational and engaging for all readers So again, feel free to reach out to me either by email or phone with your suggestions, ideas, comments, concerns or just to say “hey ”

This month we have another packed issue that focuses on an amazing resource in the community: the Windsor-Severance Library

In this edition, MyWindsor chats with Ann Kling, director of the Clearview Library District, to talk about what local libraries bring to communities and how they benefit all ages as well as what renovations and expansions are in store for the library district and community

We also have an update on the Colorado Hailstorm roster and a partnership between Future Legends and Rolling Smoke Barbecue

You can also read about a RainDance resident’s fight with his HOA to keep a comical, and somewhat controversial, lawn decoration in tack along with our regular features such as the community calendar, Hometown Heroes, Biz411 and more

Again, thank you for your support of the MyWindsor magazine.

Have a wonderful March,

Tamara Markard Managing Editor