April 26, 2014 was a wonderful day for the Community Action
Renewal Team (CART) community wide cleanup.
CART is an action team of the Tri-C Partners 4 Progress. This action
team plans, organizes and implements the annual community cleanup. Students
from Jefferson C-123 School help man the two dumpsters arranged by CART. CART members work with the students to pack
the dumpsters as full as possible with trash brought in by community
members. There is a dumpster placed near
the American Legion building in Conception Jct. and one at the south end of
Clyde near Dan’s Welding. Both of these
town’s government agencies give a donation to support this project. Don McCrary also helps by providing trailers
for metal and electronics recyclables.
Those contributing trash as encouraged to give a small donation for the
convenience of this yearly service.
Vision: A healthy community working towards a common good: Building on untapped gifts, full potential of youth, a sense of pride, and economic opportunities. Pulling together for future generations.
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Scavenger Hunt Canceled
Scavenger hunt due to take place March 28th has been canceled due to lack of interest.
The Community Action Renewal Team (CART) will look at the possibility of having this event in the fall.
Coming up April 26, 2014 is the CART clean up day. Pitch in to help clean up the community if you can possibly join us. If you need help with larger items to take to the dumpsters please contact a member of the team before and they will arrange help.
The Community Action Renewal Team (CART) will look at the possibility of having this event in the fall.
Coming up April 26, 2014 is the CART clean up day. Pitch in to help clean up the community if you can possibly join us. If you need help with larger items to take to the dumpsters please contact a member of the team before and they will arrange help.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Rooted In the Past, Bearing For the Future
Thank you to everyone who made the Rooted In the Past, Bearing For the Future event a great success. The students and their sponsors did a great job with the displays. Our panelist made some good points about "sign up, show up". We wished for more community members to attend and support the students, but perhaps next year will be better attended. Pictures to follow.
Below are a few of the comments I heard:
“I really liked the tree idea.”
“It was so interesting to see the students who were involved
in a number of organizations.—this from a political candidate who attended.
“The kids did such a good job presenting their
organizations.”
“It was difficult to pick 5 to display at the Scavenger hunt
event.”
“I wish our school could do something like this.” Yes
we did have people from at least three other schools attend.
“The panel did a great job making some very valid points”.
“I hope the students take note of the points the panel
made.”
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Rooted In the Past, Bearing For the Future
Please come help support the youth of these organizations and the young people who will be speaking about their experience of being a member of some of these organizations.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Timeline of Tri-C Community Betterment Events
THE
TRI-C COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION
Outline
of events 1994-2013
1994 --The Tri-C Community Development
Organization was incorporated.
1994-2001 --They had sponsored the
first community wide clean-up day in 1994 and had one annually until 2001. They
now pay a share of the dumpster fee on clean-up day sponsored be the Tri-C
Partners 4 Progress Community Action Renewal Team.
1994, 1995 and 1996 --They held a
country music show at the American Legion Hall.
1994-2001 -- They held a Christmas
lighting contest for the community and a drawing contest for the youth.
1995 --they cleared a hilly, weedy
corner lot south of the Conception Jct. City Park and made a ball field.
1997 to present --They have held a
bake goods walk and duck pond at the Parish carnival.
1998, and 1999 -- They made a walking
track in Conception which was later expanded by the Coalition.
1999 -- They received a grant from DNR
and matched it with funds from Dick Henry's memorial fund, donations from Nebs
employees, and matching money from Nebs.
With this the Conception Jct. City
Park was established with lots of volunteer help from the community.
2001-- They received a grant from the
Messick Foundation, money from Jim Madden's memorial, and a donation from Jean
Davis in memory of her husband, Dean, and with these funds they put up the
picnic shelter at the Conception Jct. City Park.
2001 -- They bought 5 picnic tables
for the shelter in the Conception Jct. City Park
2001—to present-- They sponsored the
first Lollipop parade and have held one each year since.
They established a flower garden at
each of the three towns.
2002 --- They helped the village of
Clyde renovate the closed post office into a museum.
They were also instrumental in writing
letters supporting the removal of the bridge on Hwy 136 just north of
Conception Jct.
They pay a fourth of the share of the
cost of the sacks of candy that are given to the children when Santa comes to
the American Legion Hall at Christmas time.
They adopt a needy family at Christmas
time. If they can't decide who to adopt they give the money to the pastor at
St. Columba to use for those in need.
They hold a monthly card party for anyone who wishes to come on the 3rd Sunday
of each month at the St. Columba Parish Hall.
Future plans are to take out the PVC
pipe at the Conception Jct. City Park, pour rubber under all the playground
equipment, and sod the rest of the park.
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