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FREE SEMINAR TO PREPARE "LOUISVILLE" VIDEO Now FOR THE COAL CREEK CROSSING AVAILABLE ON DVD AT MUSEUM 5K RUN VDs of the film of Louisville's T o prepare for the upcoming Coal Creek Crossing D history entitled Louisville 5k Run, as well as other races this summer, Mike are now available for purchase at the .400. 1/ 0 Ricci of D3 Multisport and Bo Rich- `, Louisville Historical Museum. The ardson of Paradigm Physical Therapy film, which was produced in 1994 and '`' will conduct a seminar providing infor- C\ is approximately 44 minutes long, was mation on how to run your fastest 5k. f previously available only on video- Cool running gear and massages will be iS tape. The cost of the DVD is $15 and the cost of the given away!Admittance is FREE and 1 videotape, which is still available, is $12. The film tells all levels of runners are welcome.Join the story of Louisville's rich history and includes historic us on June 8 at 7:00 PM at the Louis- photographs as well as interviews with residents. ville Recreation Center. The museum also continues to sell DVDs of the film Mark your calendars for the Coal Creek Crossing 5k Our Boys and Girls in the Armed Forces, 1943-44. This Run September 3. This year the race will start and finish film, which is approximately 90 minutes long, shows at the new Community Park and runners will get to en- over two hundred of Louisville's World War II service- joy a new course routed along the Coal Creek Trail! The men and women while they were home on leave. Most Coal Creek Crossing 5k Run benefits local charities and are identified by name. Adding to the interest of this is a part of the Annual Louisville Fall Festival. 1940s film are the scenes of Main Street, wedding parties For information about the Coal Creek Crossing or leaving the St. Louis Church, and numerous Old Town the Fall Festival, please call 303.666.8747. homes in the background. This DVD is $25. US 36 PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE ., : — - GRAND OPENING ' THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 10:00 AM at-.4. 2 -..� .7)1;4: .' -; _•�� ice.:r J a` "A VS 1 Join the City of Louisville, the Town of Superior, _� ' �-�, _� �r_.,, the Regional Transporation District, and the Colo- '' -Y ' ,w� ra o Department of Transportation for a formal ribbon - -warm,ha.;��r��,„, =�¢;ir 'volt `�'S:'4 cutting ceremony to inaugurate the new pedestrain 'I bridge crossing US 36 and connecting Louisville and I n'°K'R ,----7 .--:-- =—- �� Superior. The festivities will start on the Louisville side of the , bridge by the Colony Square Theaters at 10:00 AM. TOLLED EXPRESS LANES COMING TO 1-25 Beginning June 2, the Colorado Department of Transportation will begin an Express Lane program for driv- ers traveling on I-25 between downtown Denver and U.S. Highway 36. The existing high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes are being modified along this section of I-25 to offer both an HOV Lane and a multi-use, optional tolled Express Lane. For more information about the new Express Lane, please visit www.dot.state.co.us or call 303.757.9228. June July 2006 10