Ternero Olive Oil is a family owned business. Lisa will discuss the important health benefits of olive oil as well as the agricultural part of growing and harvesting olives.
Brian remined members that the Tour de Lincoln is in 5 weeks. The sign up so far has been slower than usual so he asked the everyone spread the word. Kerry said that fewer people than usual have bought tickets to Night at the Races and that the most important part of the event will be to focus on having a great time. There will be the dessert auction as several people have signed up to provide desserts.
An editorial reminder that the Health for Kids event is Sunday 9/24. The Auburn Ravine Clean-up is Saturday 9/23 but hopefully members will consider doing both events.
Gia gave a very spirited introduction to the purpose, activities and goals for the Art League of Lincoln. Gia leads the Art League as board President and Operations Manager and is an artist member of the Auburn Old Town Gallery. She said the vision of the Art League is to thrive as a cultural center for the Greater Lincoln Area by providing innovative events and partnering with other local groups. She outlined how the Art League contributes to the community via scholarships for youth classes and a Youth Exhibit, Murals, and a special Kids Camp over the January school break. there are several Events free to the public such as the Lincoln Art walk that coincides with the Rotary Wine Fest on April 27, 2023. Another annual event that Rotary supports is the Clay Day in Beerman Plaza each May.
In a past meeting Kerry Callaghan Happy Buck shared that she had started a WPUSD Student Senate Program. This intrigued me and so this week her program is in the Bulletin Spotlight.
Superintendent Kerry Callaghan invited selected students to be a part of this new venture. She personally reached out to the students and parents saying that she believes in the power of student voices and their role in decision making. Also saying that this is a unique opportunity for students to actively participate in shaping the future of the district and schools.
The Student Senate will be a platform where students can share their thoughts, ideas and concerns about various aspects of their schools. From academics to extracurricular activities, from facilities to policies - the Student Senate input will directly influence the choices that are made.
Kim stepped up to lead the club today in Richard's absence to Nepal and other far way places. Good thing Kim has had some practice.
Brian remined members that the Tour de Lincoln is in 5 weeks. The sign up so far has been slower than usual so he asked the everyone spread the word. Kerry said that fewer people than usual have bought tickets to Night at the Races and that the most important part of the event will be to focus on having a great time. There will be the dessert auction as several people have signed up to provide desserts. 
Gia gave a very spirited introduction to the purpose, activities and goals for the Art League of Lincoln. Gia leads the Art League as board President and Operations Manager and is an artist member of the Auburn Old Town Gallery. She said the vision of the Art League is to thrive as a cultural center for the Greater Lincoln Area by providing innovative events and partnering with other local groups. She outlined how the Art League contributes to the community via scholarships for youth classes and a Youth Exhibit, Murals, and a special Kids Camp over the January school break. there are several Events free to the public such as the Lincoln Art walk that coincides with the Rotary Wine Fest on April 27, 2023. Another annual event that Rotary supports is the Clay Day in Beerman Plaza each May.
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