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Podcast highlights Parks & Rec passport, Blake Library movie and native gardening workshop; notes meeting dates
Summary
Hosts Mac and Courtney promoted Parks & Recreation Month activities (a parks 'passport' with prizes), a free screening of Working 9 to 5 at Blake Library on July 11 and a native garden workshop July 14, and reminded listeners of budget workshops July 13–14 and a board meeting July 28.
Mac and Courtney, presenters of the 2 MC podcast, used the episode to promote a slate of community activities and remind listeners of upcoming local government dates.
They noted that July is Parks & Recreation Month and said the county is running a 'passport' program: participants visit designated parks (including Peck Lake Park), check off sites, photograph visits, tag Parks & Rec on social media and return completed passports for a chance to win a prize. "So throughout the month, they're spotlighting different power of the theme each week," Courtney said, listing themes such as play, nature, community and belonging.
The hosts also said the Blake Library will screen the film Working 9 to 5 on Saturday, July 11, from 2 to 4 p.m., and suggested bringing a jacket for the building's cool interior. They promoted "Mission Backyard," a native garden workshop at the Blake Library on Tuesday, July 14, from 6 to 7 p.m., describing it as practical training on planting native species to support pollinators.
On government scheduling, Mac reminded listeners that county budget workshops are set for July 13 with July 14 held as an optional second day, and Courtney noted the next board meeting is July 28. The hosts said they will include links and additional details in the episode show notes.
