Eveleth's 2nd Annual Learn To Skate & Adult Skating

FUN FOR ALL AGES

Season starts Wednesday, October, 22 2008

Until Hippodrome closes for the season.

Every Wednesday from 6:45pm to 8:15pm

&
Friday, October 24, 2008 from 3:30pm to 4:45pm

Eveleth is Cleaner Today

Eveleth is a cleaner city today, Saturday, May 17, 2008 at 9am volunteers gathered in the Auditorium parking lot, to get their assignments and headed out to clean up streets and alley's. About 60 volunteers were in the streets of Eveleth, the Elementary school, Skate Park in Southside Park, United States Hockey Hall of Fame Museum, and Downtown Eveleth picking up trash. After the clean up we all enjoyed a BBQ inside the Fire Hall. We had a hula hoop contest, side walk chalk art, fire truck tour and fellowship with each other. Plans were made to do it again in the fall.




Everyone was busy getting to know one another and which zone they were headed to.





Out in the Neighborhoods

Eveleth is Cleaner Today Cont.....

BBQ at Fire Hall














Thank You to Everyone that made todays clean up a huge success.
Thank you to all the volunteers, Eveleth Horizons Committee Members, City of Eveleth, Eveleth Public Works Department, Eveleth Parks Commission, Eveleth Fire Department, Schwans

How to Beat the Holiday Blues

How to Beat the Holiday Blues

With the holidays quickly approaching, it can sometimes be easy to forget that not everyone looks forward to the holiday season.
For many people, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s can often be constant reminders of all the things that are wrong in our lives. Perhaps there isn’t enough money to make ends meet or our relationships with our friends and family aren’t exactly what we wish they’d be.

Whatever the situation, it can have us seeing green (with envy) and red (with anger) while everyone else is singing yuletide greetings and spreading holiday cheer.

Here are a few tips to make the holiday season a little brighter:

• Do Your Homework: Not everyone celebrates traditional American holidays. The last three months of the year are chalk full of a variety of cultural celebrations from Yom Kippur to Christmas to Kwanza. Most of these activities feature a large array of community events.
  

• Find out what’s happening in your local community and make it a point to attend. If you’re looking to meet new people, make new friends, etc., they’re not just going to come knocking on your door. Mix and mingle. See and be seen. Who knows? With a little effort you could be sharing these tips with someone else who may be in need during next year’s holiday season.

• Do Something Special to Pamper Yourself: With all of the focus on gift giving during the holiday season we often forget about the special gifts that we can give ourselves.

• Volunteer Your Time: Whoever said it’s better to give than receive was definitely on to something. An easy way to lift your spirits and remind yourself of just how fortunate you truly are, is to volunteer your time and services to those who are less fortunate than yourself. Sickness, homelessness and the rest of the ills of society don’t take a break during the holiday season, so why should you? Volunteering at a local hospital, shelter or foster care facility during the holidays can brighten not only your day, but someone else’s as well.
  
  Have a safe and happy holiday season!