DATE: April 13, 2017 TO: Mayor & Council Members FROM: Mike Anderson, Assistant to the City Manager SUBJECT: City Manager’s Report Local Area Fish Smell If you are out and about and smell some weird fishy smell you might wonder why. Here is a short explanation: Some winter kill and smell is especially normal within Loon Lake due to the shallowness of the lake, complete mix of the water column (dirty bottom water mixing with cleaner top water), and only partial aeration of the lake in the dead of winter. We know that the fish kill is not severe when the shore line is not laden with dead fish (the good news), but yet some fish still die. DNR research shows that dead fish will submerge and decompose on the lake bottom even if they do initially float. SAVE Event: FREE to Attend! It’s Time To Talk Presents: Mental Health, Mental Illness, and Suicide Prevention. Daniel J. Reidenberg, the Executive Director of SAVE will be presenting on May 16 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at 501 East Elm Ave. Please see attached flyer for more information. Red Cross: Disaster Action Team Red Cross is looking for volunteers! Please see attached for more information. Waseca Area Events April 15, 2017 Waseca Easter Egg Hunt 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Clear Lake Park Waseca Library Events Waseca Public Library How-To Festival Learn a wide variety of skills at this community-based interactive learning event on Saturday, April 22 nd from 9 am-1 pm at Waseca Public Library. From giant bubbles to roller derby, from growing Japanese moss balls to managing safe passwords, from 3D printing to handmade birthday cards, add a few tricks up your sleeve in these 30-minute sessions. Sessions are led by local businesses and community members. All ages are welcome at this event, which celebrates lifelong learning. Staged at various locations in and outside the library, multiple sessions will take place at the same time. Stop by Waseca Public Library for a schedule. Free and open to the public. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Waseca Public Library. Please see attachment for full schedule of upcoming Library Events. MEMORANDUM
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DATE: April 13, 2017
TO: Mayor & Council Members
FROM: Mike Anderson, Assistant to the City Manager
SUBJECT: City Manager’s Report
Local Area Fish Smell
If you are out and about and smell some weird fishy smell you might wonder why. Here is a short explanation: Some winter kill and smell is especially normal within Loon Lake due to the shallowness of the lake, complete mix of the water column (dirty bottom water mixing with cleaner top water), and only partial aeration of the lake in the dead of winter. We know that the fish kill is not severe when the shore line is not laden with dead fish (the good news), but yet some fish still die. DNR research shows that dead fish will submerge and decompose on the lake bottom even if they do initially float.
SAVE Event: FREE to Attend!
It’s Time To Talk Presents: Mental Health, Mental Illness, and Suicide Prevention. Daniel J. Reidenberg, the Executive Director of SAVE will be presenting on May 16 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at 501 East Elm Ave. Please see attached flyer for more information.
Red Cross: Disaster Action Team
Red Cross is looking for volunteers! Please see attached for more information.
Waseca Area Events April 15, 2017 Waseca Easter Egg Hunt 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Clear Lake Park
Waseca Library Events Waseca Public Library How-To Festival
Learn a wide variety of skills at this community-based interactive learning event on Saturday, April 22nd from 9 am-1 pm at Waseca Public Library. From giant bubbles to roller derby, from growing Japanese moss balls to managing safe passwords, from 3D printing to handmade birthday cards, add a few tricks up your sleeve in these 30-minute sessions.
Sessions are led by local businesses and community members. All ages are welcome at this event, which celebrates lifelong learning. Staged at various locations in and outside the library, multiple sessions will take place at the same time. Stop by Waseca Public Library for a schedule.
Free and open to the public. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Waseca Public Library.
Please see attachment for full schedule of upcoming Library Events.
MEMORANDUM
It ’s Time to Talk : Mental Wellness,
Mental Illness and Suicide Prevention
Crisis Resource Information:1-844-CRISIS2 www. crisis2southeastmn.com
May 16, 2017 at 6:30 pmCentral Building Auditorium501 East Elm Avenue, Waseca
A resource fair with our community partners and vendors will be held in the large gym
Refreshments will be served in the gym immediately following the event
A Waseca County Community Event
FREEOpen to the public
Q & A after presentation
Daniel J. Reidenberg, Psy.D., FAPA
Suicide Awareness Voices of Education - SAVEPresented by Daniel J. Reidenberg, Psy.D., FAPA, the Executive Director of SAVE, Managing Director of the National Council for Suicide Prevention and the U.S. Representative to the International Association for Suicide Prevention. Dr. Reidenberg has spoken nationally and internationally on suicide prevention and grief support to more than 350,000 people. He serves on the Steering Committee for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Suicide Prevention Resource Center, Crisis Text Line and TalkLife and Reachout.com.
WASECA-LE SUEUR REGIONAL LIBRARY SYSTEM
408 N STATE ST * WASECA, MN 56093 * 507-835-2910 Stacy Lienemann, Director
Waseca Public Library How-To Festival
Learn a wide variety of skills at this community-based interactive learning event on Saturday, April 22nd from 9 am-1 pm at Waseca Public Library. From giant bubbles to roller derby, from growing Japanese moss balls to managing safe passwords, from 3D printing to handmade birthday cards, add a few tricks up your sleeve in these 30-minute sessions.
Sessions are led by local businesses and community members. All ages are welcome at this event, which celebrates lifelong learning. Staged at various locations in and outside the library, multiple sessions will take place at the same time. Stop by Waseca Public Library for a schedule.
Free and open to the public. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Waseca Public Library.
The full schedule:
9 AM
HOW TO BREW THE PERFECT POT OF TEA Presented by Curiosi-Tea. Meeting Room
HOW TO CREATE SIMPLE FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS Presented by Waseca Floral. Kids Area
HOW TO MAKE A HANDMADE BIRTHDAY CARD Presented by Stampin’ Up. New Adult Books Area
9:30 AM
HOW TO MAKE HOMEMADE BATH BOMBS Presented by Jazmine Hollar. Meeting Room
HOW TO MAKE MINI TRAVEL-READY GEO-BOARDS Presented by Waseca & Le Sueur Libraries. Kids Area
HOW TO GIVE A FACE AND HAND MASSAGE Presented by Healing Hands. New Adult Books Area
HOW TO DO BASIC BIKE MAINTENANCE Presented by Straight River Sports. Trowbridge Park
HOW TO USE A 3D PRINTER Presented by Waseca Public Library. Young Adult Area
10 AM
HOW TO MAKE JAPANESE MOSS BALLS (KOKEDAMA) Presented by Stacey Weichert. Meeting Room
HOW TO PLAY RHINO HERO Presented by Janesville Public Library. Kids Area
HOW TO TELL IF YOUR FOOD IS DONE: FOOD SAFETY Presented by Mayo Health System. New Adult Books Area
HOW TO BE A DERBY GIRL Presented by Mankato Area Derby Girls. Trowbridge Park
10:30 AM
HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN LIP BALM Presented by Erica Forsythe. Meeting Room
HOW TO MAKE PRESCHOOL STEM BINS Presented by Waseca & Janesville Public Libraries. Kids Area
HOW TO DRAW STILL LIFE WITH CHARCOAL Presented by Miranda Robinson. New Adult Books Area
HOW TO MAKE GIANT BUBBLES Presented by Le Sueur Public Library. Trowbridge Park
11 AM
HOW TO FIND BABYSITTING CLIENTS FROM YOUR PARENTS Presented by Erin Wagner. Meeting Room
HOW TO MAKE SQUISHY CIRCUITS Presented by Waseca Public Library. Kids Area
HOW TO MAKE MINI CHALKBOARDS Presented by Craft My Party. New Adult Books Area
HOW TO PERFORM BASIC SELF-DEFENSE TECHNIQUES Presented by Waseca Aikido & Karate. Trowbridge Park
11:30 AM
HOW TO PICK PERFECT PRODUCE Presented by Hy-Vee. Meeting Room
HOW TO TELL A STRING STORY Presented by Le Sueur Public Library. Kids Area
HOW TO CREATE A REALISTIC BUDGET Presented by Wells Fargo. New Adult Books Area
HOW TO MAKE A SUBTRACTIVE DRAWING Presented by Miranda Robinson. Trowbridge Park
12 PM
HOW TO CREATE AND MANAGE SAFE PASSWORDS Presented by NextFire Technology Consulting. Meeting Room
HOW TO MAKE ART WITH YOUR TODDLER Presented by Miranda Robinson. Kids Area
HOW TO GARDEN IN SMALL SPACES Presented by Kristina Blowers. New Adult Books Area
HOW TO MAKE A POP-CAN FISHING POLE Presented by 4-H. Trowbridge Park
12:30 PM
HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN PIZZA DOUGH Presented by Pleasant Grove Pizza Farm. Meeting Room
HOW TO MAKE HEALTHY SNACKS FOR AFTER SCHOOL Presented by 4-H. Kids Area
HOW TO DECORATE A CAKE Presented by Hy-Vee. New Adult Books Area
HOW TO MAKE GIANT BUBBLES Presented by Le Sueur Public Library. Trowbridge Park
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MEDIA: Please contact Waseca Public Library (507-835-2910 or [email protected]) with questions.
Early Out Event: Percy Jackson
Calling all demi-gods! Come to the library for the chance to train like Percy Jackson, learn about the power of nature with the Department of Natural Resources, and delve into Greek mythology at our very own Camp Half-Blood! Registration required.
This free event will be held from 2-5 pm at Waseca Public Library on Wednesday, April 19th. Snacks will be provided. This event is geared for ages 7-12. Due to limited space, registration is required. Stop by the Library to register or call 507-835-2910.
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MEDIA: Please contact Waseca Public Library (507-835-2910 or [email protected]) with questions.
Mother-Daughter Book Club
Girls in grades 3-6 are invited to bring a significant adult female to join them as we discuss great new books, do activities, and enjoy treats. Stop by the library to pick up this month’s book, A Wrinkle in Time: The Graphic Novel by Madeleine L’Engle and Hope Larson. Book club begins at 6:30 pm on April 17th at Waseca Public Library.
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MEDIA: Please contact Waseca Public Library (507-835-2910 or [email protected]) with questions.
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