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We all got together for a little shuffleboard today. Fortini’s were in charge of the cue house. Approximately Thirteen (13) shufflers came to play. A good start for the Memorial Day weekend.

The very first authorized post Covid-19 shuffleboard play started at 1:30 pm today. Eight (8) shufflers played on two (2)courts. Everything seemed to be working well as per Zak Wonson’s directive. It seemed to be very noticeable that the discs … Continue reading →

We have been having problems with vandalism on our courts. Kids riding bikes and skateboards that damage the courts. Yesterday after the crew worked so hard waxing and cleaning the courts, Marty Bystrom caught pictures of the kids doing the … Continue reading →

Rich Kordeleski’s court maintenance crew waxed the courts this Sunday morning and they look great (see pictures). Also, there is a picture of the city’s new installed key pad lock system on the West door of the cue house. They … Continue reading →

Walked down to the courts today and Mike, Tom and Rich we’re power washing and sterilizing the courts before waxing on Sunday. Hard work getting us ready to play.

Attached is a note from our president, Zak Wonson. Please read. Take care and Stay safe. membership notice 5.14.20

Zak, Jerry and Mike have been working hard to clean and sterilize the courts and cue house. Today Zak and Jerry were cleaning discs and tomorrow Mike will be washing everything down with clorox. We will let you know when … Continue reading →

Hi Everyone, Zak has given me a letter he wishes everyone to read. Please stay safe and see you all soon. Membership 4.30.20

Frank Cherill was presented with his HOF jacket in March, so we send our congratulations to him. His name has now been added to the Northern District Hall of Fame web page. However, we do need a PICTURE of Frank … Continue reading →

Zak was contacted by Dave Ray, Director of Leisure Services yesterday. He had men at the courts doing repairs and they called him and told him that people had gone into the cue house and taken equipment and were playing. … Continue reading →