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June 23, 2005 Miscellaneous News |
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Fireworks
In City Park July 3rd
Community Church Construction
Soccer Sign-Ups
City Hall Construction
Soccer
Sign-ups (All Ages)
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July
9 - 16- 23 9am-noon
(at American Bank of Oklahoma) New players bring birth certificate. Call Cheryl McColley 638-5489 for more information. Soccer games will be on Saturdays from Sept. 10 - Nov. 12. (Previous Coverage) |
Collinsville
Fireworks Display
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For
the July 4th Weekend the City of Collinsville is sponsoring a big fireworks
display beginning at dark on Sunday, July 3rd.
The City is also holding a free swim for
Collinsville residents at the City Pool on Sunday, July 3 from 1 PM
to 7 PM.
Park goers are encouraged to come early to choose their viewing location, bring a picnic lunch and plan on a swim for free. A full complement of City Pool Staff will be on hand as well as Fire Department Personnel to direct traffic and assist with the fireworks.
The City Pool will be closed on Monday, July 4th. |
The steel frame for the new Community Church is taking shape quickly this week. (Previous Coverage) |
Not Much Left -- With the downtown Collinsville Lumber Yard's going out of business sale at 80% off today (and 90% tomorrow) ... the shelfs will likely be bare by the end of the week. |
The front face of Collinsville's City Hall building keeps getting closer to the look we were familiar with from 1913-2001. The final layer of brick and the windows are yet to come (above). The photo below shows the beginning of the flooring for the second story in the middle portion of City Hall. |
The (newer) very back portion of City Hall, which suffered less damage than the front in the 2001 fire, is now at the sheet rock stage. |