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PARKS & RECREATION NEWS CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING SKI CONDITIONING .* he Branch Recycle Site Join us for a fun, challenging ski conditioning I (north of the Louisville class! We will incorporate drills for cardiovascular and Cemertery) will accept Christmas muscular endurance, core strength, agility, balance, ,c �. trees on January 7th and 8th from and power. All designed to help you hit the slopes in ; • . • 8 am to 4 pm. Trees must have all great shape, with peak performance, while looking decorations, tree stands, and plas- and feeling your best. Classes are Mondays 1/9 - 2/27 imminmemm tic bags removed prior to drop- from 9:10 am - 10 am. The cost is $60 resident and off. The trees will be recycled $78 for non-residents. For more information or to reg- into mulch that will be available for use by Louisville ister, please call Kathy Martin at 303.335.4903. residents and City crews. Residents dropping off trees may be required to show proof of residency. A driver's LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION AND license or utility bill is an acceptable form of proof of residency. If you have questions, please contact the READINESS CLASS Parks and Recreation Department at 303.335.4735. Western Disposal will also host curbside pick-up of The Louisville Recreation Center is offering an Christmas trees on December 29th, January 12th, American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification Class and January 26th. Please note that trees will not be 12/17 - 12/20. The cost is $100 for residents and composted. If interested in having your tree corn- posted, you can bring it to Western Disposal's Trash $125 for non-residents. This certification is valid for and Recycle Center. For more information, please call 2 years from the date of completion. Those who Western Disposal at 303.444.2037. will be looking for a summer lifeguarding job can take this class now and be ready to go for summer SENIOR SERVICES employment! This class is open to anyone 15 years and older. You must be 15-years-old by the last day Louisville Senior Services offers a wide variety of the class to participate. of classes and activities including day trips, spe- If your teen is interested in being a lifeguard but cial events, drop-in activities, daily lunch, support isn't sure if he or she is ready, check out our new groups, community resources, and much more. Lifeguard Readiness Class, which is designed to Join us for a trip, special event, a fitness class, or prepare 14 to 16-year-olds for the Lifeguard Certi- an educational consumer class. That and much fication Class. Classes are Tuesdays and Thursdays more found at www.LouisvilleRecreation.com or 1/10 - 3/16 from 6:45 pm to 7:30 pm. The cost is call 303.666.7400 for more information. $75 for residents and $95 for non-residents. For AARP TAX AIDE PROGRAM more information or to register, please call Kate Free tax return preparation for taxpayers with Meyer at 303.335.4927. low to moderate income, with special attention to those 60 years and older from 2/3 - 4/11. Appoint- VOLUNTEER AS A YARDBUSTER OR ments are available Tuesday and Friday afternoons SNOWBUSTER at 1 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm. Senior only dates are 2/17, 3/3, 3/7, and 3/31. An appointment is re- Help out a senior by quired. volunteering to assist with COMPANION PROGRAM lawn mowing, gardening, Help ease isolation, give a break to a care- trimming, raking, general giver, and make a new friend by visiting an older yard clean-up, or snow l� adult for 2 hours each week. Volunteers serve as shoveling. If interested, companions; they do not provide hands-on care. please call Diane Evans at For more information, please call Boulder County 303.335.4919 to register. Volunteers at 303.441.1543 or visit www.Boulder- CountyVolunteers.org. December 2016 5