TOWN OF
DEWEY-HUMBOLDT
P.O. BOX 69
HUMBOLDT, AZ
86329
www.dhaz.gov
(928) 632-7362

The Dewey-Humboldt
Newsletter
Vol. 12 Issue 6
June 2017

NEWS FROM TOWN HALL
By Yvonne Kimball, Town Manager

Public Works Dept. utilizes new
programs to improve operation

IN THIS ISSUE:
Activity Center
pg 5
Agua Fria Button Cntst pg 6
Agua Fria Festival
pg 6
Am Legion Post 78
pg 5
Coffee With Town Mgr pg 6
D-H Documentary
pg 3
D-H Environmental Bd pg 2
DHHS Yard Sale
pg 6
D-H Library News
pg 4
D-H Library Auction
pg 6
D-H Town Meetings
pg 5
Farmers Market
pg 6
FREE Meal Program
pg 2
H.E.S. News
pg 3
June Holidays & Events pg 5
Meals on Wheels
pg 3
Permits Issued
pg 2
Permit Reminder
pg 2
Pets/Public Hlth Wkshp pg 3
Recipe (Tuna Cass.)
pg 5

IN MEMORY

Betty Hammer-Joy
Pete Woolsey
Gone But Not Forgotten

Town staff learned that some residents have questions about how to report
a Right of Way (ROW) problem, such as
a fallen street sign or a new pothole. The
Public Works Department would like to
ask our residents to call 928-632-7362
and ask for Ed Hanks, Public Works Director. All ROW related work orders are
scheduled through Ed.
It is not a good idea to stop a town
employee who works in the field as they
are often on a job that require full attention for safety reasons. Additionally,
there are many contractors who could be
hired by the Town or private property
owners or the utility companies to do
work along the ROWs. Sometimes it is
difficult to know whether the person you
report a problem to works for the Town or
will relay the message. To ensure your
concern being reported to the Town, the
best way is to call Town Call directly.
On the other hand, many citizens
recognize the two employees that work in
the Public Works Department who are
under Ed’s supervision. They are Todd
Hamilton and Troy Mofatt. Council has
agreed to hire one additional employee
(and purchase more heavy equipment)
so that the department can handle more
in-house work. In the following months,
the Town is going to issue all Public
Works Department employees uniform
shirts, so that they can easily be recognized. As such, if you happen to speak
to one of them, you would be able to
identify that they are Town employees
(and know who they are).
Further, the Public Works Director
has been searching for ways to employ
technology to improve efficiency and effectiveness of his department. The Department has located a software that
would allow field employees to report
ROW issues through their cell phones.
This software also provides the feature of
reporting a road concern online, which
will roll out once the Town’s new website
is up and running (yes, the town is work-

ing on a new website as the old one is
out of date and running out of security
protection).
It is our hope that the Public Works
uniform and the new operation software
will enhance accountability and improve
efficiency. We are all looking forward to
the change. If you have any questions
about these upcoming changes or anything else related to the roads, or if you
want to meet Todd, Troy, or Ed, please
feel to call Ed Hanks, Public Works Director, at 632-7362.

Call for Volunteer of the Year
Nomination: Dewey-Humboldt Vol-

unteer of the Year (2016) Process Begins
Every day
DeweyHumboldt
volunteers
generously
give
their time
and service
to
help others. Now here is your chance to
give back by nominating a deserving individual in Dewey-Humboldt for his or her
outstanding service through the Town’s
Volunteer-of-the-Year program.
Who is eligible? The nomination is
open to all Dewey-Humboldt residents
who have volunteered in 2016. Nominees need to have been volunteers for
organizations that directly benefit the
citizens of the Town of Dewey-Humboldt:
the organization can be the Town Council; Town Boards/Commission/Committees, including the Planning and Zoning
Commission, and Open Space and Trail
Committee; Volunteers for the Town’s
Activity Center; the Town Library; the
Historical Society; Humboldt Elementary
School; Meals on Wheels and other
agencies that have programs benefiting
the citizens of the Town of DeweyHumboldt are also eligible.
Nomination Process: The process is
simple. Nominations can be written on a
piece of paper and submitted to Steven
Brown at the
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Town office by 6
p.m. Thursday, July 6, 2017. Only
one nomination per paper please.
Please state the nominee’s name
(who you are nominating), volunteer
organization where the nominee volunteered in 2016, and why you believe the individual should be nominated, such as how his/her efforts
volunteering in the specific organization have made a profound difference in
citizens’ lives. Nomination papers
can also be submitted via email to
stevenbrown@dhaz.gov or faxed to
928-632-7365.
Honoree Selection: The Town Manager will form a citizen committee to
review the nominations after the
nomination period is closed in June.
The Committee then makes a recommendation to the Council. Nominees
will be judged on their outstanding
service to the citizens of DeweyHumboldt.
The Honoree of the “Volunteerof-the-Year” Award, along with all
that have been nominated, will be
recognized by Town Council in July
or August. A public picnic will be
scheduled along with a formal plaque
and certificate presentation at a
Council Meeting.
This is a wonderful way for the
Town to express its sincere appreciation for our volunteers and also a
great opportunity for volunteers to
inspire others through their stories.
The Council initiated the program in
2012. Here are the previous honorees throughout the years:
Pat
Mathews (2012); Tom Grimshaw
(2013); Betty Comfort, Frank Davidson, Judy Davidson, Sandra
Goodwin, and Sue Palacio (2014);
Margaret Roberts and Barry Smylie
(2015).
This year, once again, if you
know anyone who volunteers in the
community, please let the Town
know how he/she is doing a great job
by nominating him/her.
Keep those nomination papers
coming in! Kindly contact the Community Planner, Steven Brown, if you
have any questions.

on July 1,
2017.
The
Fiscal Year
2017-2018
Tentative
Budget
is
scheduled to
be adopted by Council at the June
6th meeting. The hearing and the
adoption of the Final FY 17-18
Budget is scheduled for the June
20th Council Meeting.
Council Meetings are held at
Town Hall located at 2735 S. Highway 69, Dewey-Humboldt, at 6:30
pm. The schedule is tentative at
this point.
Confirm meeting agendas via
dhaz.gov a day before the meeting
or call Town Hall at 632-7362.

FY 2018 Budget is to be
adopted soon:

 Manufactured Homes—1
 Other—11

VOTY—Continued from page 1

The Fiscal Year 2017-2018 begins

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORNER
PERMIT REMINDER
Warm weather and summer
vacation has arrived. Residents
often decide to take on some projects around their properties, such
as home additions, porches, sheds,
driveways, etc. Please be aware
that most projects will require some
kind of permit. Even driveways require a permit once they enter the
Public Right of Way. The purpose
of the permitting requirement is to
protect the safety and welfare of
your property and the community.
If you are planning to do work
on or around your house, please
contact the Town Office with project
details first. Town staff will help you
determine any permitting requirements. Taking this simple step may
prevent unexpected cost and headaches for all concerned parties during your improvement project.

PERMITS ISSUED:
The Town’s Building Department issued the following permits in
April. This information is to indicated growth in the community.


Single Family Residences—0

COMMUNITY NEWS
D-H COMMUNITY
ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD
Want to get involved and meet others interested in the environment and
community projects? Join the DeweyHumboldt Community Environmental
Board, in collaboration with the University of Arizona Superfund Research
Program (this is not a Town Council ad
hoc committee).
Our Mission:
“Identifying and striving to address local
environmental issues through science,
education, and community collaboration.”
Background:
The Dewey-Humboldt Community Environmental Board was originally formed
in 2012 as a venue for the University of
Arizona Superfund Research Program
to share their ongoing research with
local citizens.
Now, it is time to build and expand
the board - please join us!
Meetings are held quarterly on the
second Wednesday of the first month of
each quarter, at 12:30 p.m. at the Dewey-Humboldt Public Library. Our next
meeting is June 14th!
If you would like to attend this or
other future meetings contact Denise at
dmoreno@email.arizona.edu or 520626-9049

HUSD FREE SUMMER
MEAL PROGRAM

This Program is funded by the US
Department of Agriculture Child Nutrition Program to ensure all children, ages 18 and younger, continue to receive
nutritious meals over the summer.
FREE meals for kids will be provided at Humboldt Elementary School,
2750 S Corral St, Humboldt, from June
5th through July 14th (except July 4th).
Breakfast will be served from 8 to 9 and
lunch is served from 11:30 TO 12:30.
Adult meals are also available at $2 for
breakfast and $3 for lunch.
There is NO paperwork, NO enrollment, and NO reservation required.
Babysitters, daycare centers, and summer camps are all welcome!

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GOOD NEWS FOR
HUMBOLDT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL’S GREAT
OUTDOORS

nature trail were a stop on the
“School Garden Tour” sponsored
by Prescott Slow Food, along with six
other schools. Stay tuned for further
development!

From Sandy Geiger, 575-21- 4069
sandy.geiger@gmail.com,

For years the community of Dewey-Humboldt has enjoyed access to
Humboldt Elementary School’s playground and adjacent areas which
provide open space to play or relax,
recreation equipment, a baseball
diamond, a variety of trees still in
their infancy, and a nature trail winding through yucca, cholla, prickly
pear, wildflowers and other native
plants. Adjacent to the playground
is an extensive garden area with
raised beds where flowers, fruits and
vegetables are grown and students
are invited to participate in their
planting, care or harvesting. Last
spring, a Campus Beautification
Committee was established to create
gardens and natural outdoor spaces
near the classrooms. All this led up
to…….
Good news!
Humboldt Elementary was selected for the
Schoolyard Habitat Partnership
with the Highlands Center for Natural
History. This program is a partnership between the Highlands Center and local schools that provides a
supplementary science curriculum in
a unique outdoor classroom.
Over the course of 3 years, a native habitat space will be constructed
on the school grounds, a K-6 standards-based curriculum implemented
and teachers provided opportunities
for professional development.
Also, Humboldt Elementary was
selected as a rainwater harvesting
demonstration site as part of a 5
year, $2.26 million dollar grant authored by Dr. Monica RamirezAndreotta, University of Arizona, to
help our local school and community
analyze the safety and quality of collected rainwater and its effect on soil
and plant quality. This is a Citizen
Science project addressing environmental health and water conservation. Planning began on May 3.
On May 6th Humboldt Elementary
School’s garden, native habitat and

DEWEY-HUMBOLDT
DOCUMENTARY
During the first week of July the
Dewey-Humboldt Historical Society will begin filming a documentary
of our area. They will have a licensed
drone pilot who will take a professional video of specific historic sites in
both Dewey and Humboldt which will
include downtown Humboldt, Mortimer Farm, the King Woolsey ruins,
the smelter and areas in the Bradshaw Mountains. The video will be
interspersed with historic archival
pictures of the area being photographed.
The documentary will be a ten to
fifteen-minute history of the area, and
it will be shown to visitors at the Museum on Main Street in Humboldt.
During the filming, additional detailed
footage of the smelter area and the
King Woolsey ruins will be taken for
the Historical Society archives.
Where the drone will be flown over
private property, the owners will be
notified prior to filming and permission to film will be secured.
One of the events to be featured
in the documentary is the annual
Agua Fria Festival. The Historical
Society is trying to locate historic records of this event. If you have historic
film footage or pictures of this event
and would like them to be considered
for this documentary, or if you have
questions regarding the project,
please call Carl Marsee at (928) 2029410.

REGIONAL NEWS
PLEASE SUPPORT
MAYER AREA MEALS
ON WHEELS
We've launched "Mayer Area
Meals on Wheels", a fundraising
campaign, and need your help.
The goal is to raise $100 between May 6, 2017 and June 20,
2017.
Schwann's will give 20% of your
product purchase and 40% of your
eGift Card purchase (one per customer, per campaign) back to our
campaign
and you'll
get great
food for
your
friends
and family!
Please support us by clicking on
the
following
link:
https://
www.schwans-cares.com/c/32537
Thanks for your support.
— Mayer Area Meals on Wheels

PETS AND PUBLIC
HEALTH WORKSHOPS
The following FREE public information workshops are being offered
this month:
June 8 - 6pm: Pets and Public
Health: Cat Scratch Fever (Zoonotic
Disease)
June 22 - 6pm: Pets and Public
Health: Toxoplasmosis and Women’s
Health/Pregnancy Concerns
(Zoonotic Disease)
These informative workshops will
be held at: Holistic Veterinary Care &
Acupuncture Center, LLC, 8200 E
Valley Rd., Suite C, Prescott Valley,
AZ 86314.
For more information please call:
928-925-4130

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DEWEY-HUMBOLDT
TOWN LIBRARY NEWS
2735 Corral St, Humboldt, 632-5049 ·
yavapailibrary.org/deweyhumboldt.asp
Tues, Wed, & Fri: 10 to 5
(closed for lunch 12 to 12:30),
Thurs 12:30 to 7, Sat 10 to 2
Your Library is ready for the summer
with some awesome activities for kids
and adults of all ages! Find out what
your library can do for you!
THE SUMMER READING PROGRAM is kicking off for kids ages 3
and up.
Win awesome prizes for
reading 5, 15, and 30 hours plus grand
prizes for the top two readers! Registration starts on Tuesday, May 30. Read
between Tuesday, June 6th and Saturday, July 22nd (ending at 2pm) to win
prizes. Read at least 15 hours and be
invited to a pizza party on Saturday, July
29th at Noon!
In addition to the kid’s reading program, the Library has some other great
activities lined up for the kids! Please
stop in the Library or call 928-632-5049
to sign up for activities!
WILDMAN
PHIL
will amaze and educate on Wednesday
June 21: 2:00 –
3:00pm, with all his
wonderful wildlife including spiders,
snakes, scorpions, lizards, and more!
It’s fun for the whole family! Don’t forget
to register!
Come for the FACE PAINTING on
Tuesday, June 27: 1:00 – 3:00pm.
Pick your design and have your face
painted by our face painting expert,
Rhonda! Don’t forget to register.
AFTERNOON GAMES, for ages 7
and up, will be held on Tuesdays,
June 13 and 20: 1:00 – 2:30pm. Play a
great assortment of board games and on
the library’s Wii on our huge 90” movie
screen. Bring your Wii games to the
library to play against others!
The Library has some great events
for adults too.
Do you like to get books “hot off-thepress?” The Friends of the
Library are having a SILENT BOOK AUCTION on
Thursdays,
1:00
–
5:00pm. Up for auction is
a book being published in
July 2017, Michael Connelly’s “The Late Show.” You
can win!
The minimum

starting bid is $10. Your bid will help support the Library’s diverse programs and
activities. Win this book!
Every Thursday: 1:00 – 5:00 pm,
the Friends of the Library have their continuing “featured” BOOK SALE downstairs in the JW Mitchell
Room. Each week a
new selection of giftquality books will be on
display for purchase.
Most hardback books are $1, most paperbacks are $.25 (Romance and Western
paperbacks are only $.10 each) with the
larger “Trade” paperbacks starting at
$.50. DVD movies, audio books, and
coffee table style books are priced at
$2.00 or more. We have books for kids
and teens!
All prices are as marked.
Come back each Thursday to find new
items to add to your personal library collection!
This month MOVIES 4 GROWNUPS
is featuring the 2016 movie Rogue One:
A Star Wars Story on
Tuesday, June 27: 6:00
– 8:30pm—shown on
our 90” movie screen,
with a discussion to follow.
This electrifying
film, starring Felicity
Jones, Diego Luna, Alan
Tudyk, and Forest Whitaker, tells the story of how the Rebel Alliance steals the
plans to the Empire’s ultimate weapon of
destruction, the Death Star, just before
the events of the original 1977 film.
Please register for this great movie in
advance by calling 632-5049. We will
have popcorn, soda, water, and coffee.
The
next
IONS COMMUNITY
GROUP meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 6: 10:30 - 12:30 pm. Located
across the globe, IONS groups bring together a dynamic collection of people
dedicated to exploring noetic topics toward a personal and collective shift in
consciousness. The essence of IONS
can be summarized as: Science, Spirit,
Curiosity, and Community. Our local
group has enjoyed experiential presentations on Intention, Coherence, Sound
Healing and Toltec Wisdom this year.
This is an open meeting and all are welcome.
FANS OF CULTDOM presents movies and TV shows from a variety of different genres including science fiction, action, suspense, mystery, horror, and comedy, on Saturdays: 1:00 – 3:30pm. We
will have movie style refreshments!
June 3: series 10, episode 7 of Doc-

tor Who and the theatrical film The XFiles: I Want To Believe;
June 10: series 10, episode 8 of
Doctor Who and season 10 of The XFiles, episodes “My Struggle” &
“Founder’s Mutation”;
June 17: series 10, episode 9 of
Doctor Who and season 10 of The XFiles, episodes “Mulder and Scully Meet
the Were-Monster” & “Home Again”;
June 24: series 10, episode 10 of
Doctor Who and season 10 of The XFiles, episodes “Babylon” & “My Struggle
II”;
July 1 (sneak peak!): episode 11 of
Doctor Who and BRAND NEW Mystery
Science Theater 3000, Season 11 episode 1!
The BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP is
having its monthly meeting on Tuesday,
June 13: 9:30 – 10:45am. The group is
reading, Midwives, by
Chris Bohjalian. On an
icy winter night in an isolated house in rural Vermont, a seasoned midwife
named Sibyl Danforth
takes desperate measures to save a baby’s
life.
She performs an
emergency cesarean section on a mother she believes has died of stroke. But what if, as
Sibyl's assistant later charges, the patient
wasn't already dead? The ensuing trial
bears the earmarks of a witch hunt, forcing Sibyl to face the antagonism of the
law, the hostility of traditional doctors, and
the accusations of her own conscience.
The Library has limited copies of the book
available for checkout so come in to pick
up a copy of the book, and then come for
the discussion! There will be light refreshments. Call the Library, 928-632-5049,
for more information.
The DEWEY-HUMBOLDT COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD, sponsored by the University of Arizona Superfund Research Program, will
be meeting in the Library on
Wednesday,
June
14:
12:30 – 2:00pm. The mission of the board is to identify and strive to address local
environmental issues through science,
education, and community collaboration.
The community is invited to get involved
and meet others who are interested in
environment and community projects. For
more information, contact Denise Moreno
at dmoreno@email.arizona.edu or call
(520) 626-9049.

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ACTIVITY CENTER

MEETING DATES AND
EXPECTED AGENDA
ITEMS
Subject to change. Check website, postings in crier boards or call
Town Hall to confirm.
Town Council Chambers
2735 S. Hwy. 69, Humboldt
(unless otherwise posted)
Council Meetings 6:30pm
June 6: 1) Firewise Board report; 2) PW Qtrly Report; 3) Code
Section 31.17 Board, Commission,
Committee Appts.
June 20: 1) Public Safety Qtrly
Report; 2) UofA Report; 3) Firewise grant partnership.
Council Work Session 6:30pm
June 13: 1) Town’s Website and
Facebook presentation; 2) Ms.
Pomeroy’s presentation on potential changes to Chapter 90 Animals.
P & Z Meetings 6:00pm
June 8: 1) Zoning Anomalies.
To receive Meeting Notifications
and Agendas by email contact: Agenda List@dhaz.gov and put “subscribe”
in the subject line.
Citizens may have an item placed
on the agenda by contacting a Council
Member or filling out a form available
at Town Hall.

TUNA CASSEROLE
Mrs. D. R. Lowe

1 can cream of mushroom soup, 2/3
cup grated cheese, 1 cup water, 2
cans drained tuna, 1/2 cup milk, 11/2 cup Minute Rice, 1 small can
whole tomatoes, 1/2 onion thinly
sliced, 1/4 cup sliced ripe olives,
crushed potato chips for topping.
Heat soup, milk and cheese until
cheese is melted. Combine rice and
pepper in greased 1-1/2 quart casserole. Drain tomatoes, saving 1/2 cup
juice. Stir Juice and water into rice.
Slice tomatoes and arrange on rice
mixture. Add onion, tuna and olives.
Pour soup and cheese mixture over
all; then sprinkle crushed potato
chips on top. Bake at 375 for 20 to
25 minutes. Serves 4.
(This recipe is from the 1966 “What’s Cookin’
at Pima School” -compiled by the Scottsdale,
AZ, Pima Elementary School PTA.)

Tuesday through Friday, 10 to 2,
13000 Prescott Street, Humboldt,
(928) 632-0699
Mission: To provide adult, youth and
family services to strengthen the
family unit and to provide recreational, event and meeting space.

POST 78
HUMBOLDT, AZ 86329
928-632-5185
JUNE 2017
The Post with a View
Noon to 7pm,
Sunday thru Saturday;
June 3: Auxiliary eBoard Meeting
2pm;
June 4: 40 & 8 1pm;
June 7: Monthly Meetings: Auxiliary 4pm/Post Meeting 5pm/Queen of
Hearts 5pm;
June 8: S.A.L. Meets at 5pm;
June 10: ALR Meeting May 18:
Veteran’s Lunch 11 am;
June 14: Flag Day Ceremony 11am

and Lunch at noon;
June 15: VA Lunch for Ft.
Whipple Vets 11am;
June 20: Karaoke with Captain
Stan from 4 to 7pm;
June 23 –24—25: Arizona State
Convention—Phoenix.
Coming Events: Aux eBoard July
1/Fourth of July/Aux Karaoke Christmas—15th.
Mondays:
8 Ball Tournament
4:30pm;
Wednesdays: QUEEN OF HEARTS
drawing 5pm;
Friday Fish Fry: 5 to 7pm – Public
Welcome! (Cod, Catfish, Shrimp
plus Chef’s Special) Soup, Salad,
Rolls, Dessert $10 per person
Fish Fry Music: 2: Greenwood
Hill; 9: Peggy Evans; 16: Greenwood
Hill; 23: Greenwood Hill; 30: TBA

AA FOR MEN: Thursdays at 7pm.
COFFEE TIME: Tuesdays, 10am
to ? Goodies, conversation, fun!
BINGO:
Tuesdays,
11am
to
noon.
Bring a $2 prize (can
include nonperishable
foods). Player with the
highest number of wins
each 4 weeks wins
lunch for two at a local area restaurant.
COMMUNITY CUPBOARD: The Center collects and distributes nonperishable food items locally
THRIFT
STORE:
Offering a good variety of items, and
accepting donations (but not electric
appliances, clothing, shoes or opened
toiletries).
SERVICES:
AHCCCS & DES APPLICATIONS:
Food Stamps, Medical Ins., etc.
HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE
INFORMATION:
For more information call: 211 or (877) 211-8661 or
visit www.211arizona.org.
LEGAL ADVOCACY:
Call Amy
Lansa: 775-9993, ext 4271.
MEDICARE ASSISTANCE:
Call
Nancy Coman: 775-9993 ext 3.
APS & UNS GAS DISCOUNTS:
Handouts available.

JUNE EVENTS
& HOLIDAYS

June 6: D-Day, WWII;
June 14: Flag Day;
June 19: Juneteenth Day;
June 20: Summer Solstice;
Birthstone: Pearl
Flower: Rose

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AGUA FRIA FESTIVAL

THE DEWEY-HUMBOLDT
NEWSLETTER
Preparations are under way for the annual Agua Fria Festival and the Dewey-

Humboldt Historical Society is looking for volunteers, vendors, jam & jelly
contestants, and Old West Founders Parade participants! Come by the DeweyHumboldt Museum, Thursday through Saturday from 10am to 4pm, to pick up your
applications. And be sure to return them NO LATER than Thursday, August 31st!

ATTENTION KIDS!
The Agua Fria Festival Button Contest has started at the local schools. If
you’re homeschooled or you missed the chance at your school you can pick up an
entry form at the Dewey-Humboldt Museum. Your form must be turned in by July
15th. You can submit more than one entry. Good Luck!

ATTENTION BUSINESSES!
Your business ad would look great in the Agua Fria Festival Program! Just call
Charlotte Klein at (928) 277-5609 to get your ad in.

PRESCOTT AND PV
FARMERS MARKET
Tuesday Afternoons from 2—6pm,
(through Oct 31), in the Harkins Theatre Parking Lot (NW corner), Glassford
Hill Road & Park Avenue, Prescott Valley,
and
Saturday
Mornings from 7:30 to
noon, (through Oct
31), at Yavapai College
Parking Lot B, 1100 E
Sheldon St, Prescott.

Town of Dewey-Humboldt
P.O. Box 69
Humboldt, AZ 86329

LEARN ABOUT OUR
TOWN:
HAVE COFFEE WITH
THE TOWN MANAGER!
Monday, June 12th from 9
to 10am in the Town Manager’s Office.

Postal Customer

Articles welcome from and
provided by Citizens, Organizations, Committees, Staff, and
Partners of the Town of
Dewey-Humboldt.
Published Monthly by the
Town of Dewey-Humboldt
Denise Rogers, Editor

Please submit articles
by the 15th on-line at:
newsletter@dhaz.gov
or in person at Town Hall.

DHHS YARD SALE

June 1, 2, 3 and 8, 9, 10 from
8am to 2pm at the Museum,
12925 Main St.
Come find your treasures!

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