The PEO club is holding a massive garage sale from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. today, Saturday, May 19, and all proceeds will help fund scholarships for local students. This is the major fundraiser for the Kim Wilkerson Scholarship fund. The sale is at 13950 Telluride, Broomfield. The 1974 Broomfield High School graduate and teacher suffered from rheumatoid arthritis, a painful and exhausting disease.
Organizers say to get there early.
Money raised at today's garage sale goes to the 2002 scholarships. The 2000 Water Quality Report will be sent to Broomfield residents with their June utility bill. The six-page report includes information about the average level of regulated contaminates are in Broomfield's water as well as a list of what's not in Broomfield's water and information about the city's water supply and treatment facility. According to a report to City Council, the monitoring results in the report confirm the high quality of Broomfield's drinking water. The city's drinking water met all of the standards for protection of public health and the recommended levels for aesthetic qualities.