Kendrick and Juliaetta, ID

Ray Shoulders and the other senior design students gave their final presentation at the University of Idaho. All Horizons community members were invited to attend. For those that came, it was a wonderful and full afternoon. Although only five of the Horizons communities were selected to receive the special input of senior design students on community center designs, the information shared was interesting to all. It is absolutely amazing what they are capable of doing. With a short window of opportunity to take on this project, the instructor and students did a terrific job.

For more information on this project, please see related article below.

photo: Josi McConnell-Soong (K-J and 7 Ridges Horizons participant) and Ray Shoulders with his design boards.

Santa and Mrs. Clause have accepted the invitation from the Juliaetta Fire Department to visit Juliaetta on December 22. The favorite couple of the season will arrive in town on the fire truck at 1 P.M. at the corner of 3rd and Main. All are invited to come and welcome them, wish them well in the days to come, and maybe even get a chance to slip Santa a last minute wish list. Children of all ages are invited to come and join in on all the excitement. The bright and shining faces of the young are better than the most fancy decorations.

Thursday, December 20 is the date for the newest edition of the Live Newsletter. It will be held at the Senior Center at 6-8pm. If you want to know what is going on in our Kendrick-Juliaetta community, this is the place to be. If you want to share important upcoming events with involved citizens to help get the word out, this is the place to be. If you want to become one of those involved citizens, working to strenghten our community, this is the place to be.

All are welcome. If you are unable to commit for the entire meeting, but would like to come and share information, we can accommodate you. For more information, please contact Lillian Howerton (kjcda1@kendrick-juliaetta.org).

The design boards and book developed by Ray Shoulders with his ideas for a community center will available to view at this meeting. It was a learning process for Ray and has good ideas to help us talk about what we want in a community center, when and if we decide to make it a priority.

Food will be served.