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Reports > 2023 > September > Monday 11
Monday, September 11, 2023
 
By Dave Graybill
 
There was a new free event for kids last Saturday at Spring Canyon on Lake Roosevelt. I was concerned because the announcement for the event came out just a few days ahead of the event, and many kids have other things going on this time of year. School sports keep many families busy shuttling their kids to soccer games. I had to run up there to see how things turned out. When I arrived at Spring Canyon Park there was almost a carnival atmosphere. People were spread out, either visiting the many educational booths or displays set up by various agencies or having hot dogs and snacks at the picnic tables. I tracked down Emilee Franklin, Education Specialist with the National Park Service, who organized the event. She said there were people waiting as early as 7 a.m. that morning, to be sure they would get one of the free fishing rods that were being handed out. This first-time event was functioning like it had been going on for years. Thanks very much to the Park Service and all the volunteers and agency personnel that helped out. Everyone was pleased with the turnout and are looking forward to next year’s event.