DIRT BIKE ACCIDENT G.S.  
SUNDAY MORNING - Around 11:30 a.m. GSFD received a call on a dirt bike accident at the clay pits north of town. Bikers on the scene reported they did not see what happened. They just went over a hill and found the man laying there. The man was a male in his 50's and was from Lake Havasu City. He was transported to Needles and then to the Trauma Center at UMC in Las Vegas.

TRAILER FIRE G.S.
 
WEDNESDAY NITE- Around 9:00 p.m. GSFD received a call on a trailer fire in the alley way between Shore Drive and Sand Bar. Upon arrival the 21 foot trailer was totally engulfed in flames and was a total loss. The man who lived in the trailer apparently lost everything. The fire department determined the fire was accidental and, fortunately, did not spread to any other buildings or structures.

TOPOCK SCHOOL READERS


Golden Shores- Topock School students lined the street and around the fence of the post office on Monday, March 3rd, in celebration of Dr. Seuss' birthday called Read Across America. Headed by Beverley James, each of the hundreds of links held in line represent a book title that has been read by the students. The national program, Read Across America, is a program designed to reward students for reading more books. It was a very nice display of students proud to show off all the books they have read.
 

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Parker hosts 'Super Weekend'
PARKER, Ariz. - Calling this weekend in Parker busy may be understatement, instead call it "Super Weekend," as residents and visitors have four different events to attend. "There's a Ricky Van Shelton concert at Bluewater Resort and Casino, Main Street's Boys vs. the Bulls Pro Bull riding, the International Water-Ski Races, and if that weren't enough, a wonderful new event, our first bluegrass festival at La Paz County Park," said Don Rolapp, tourism director for the Parker Area Chamber of Commerce. The water-ski races will force the closure of the Parker Strip area on the river Saturday and Sunday, however shuttle boats will assist watercraft during breaks in the races.
 

WORSHIP RALLY BIG SUCCESS!
G.S. Community Baptist Church- People came from around the state and around the country! The Golden Shores Community Baptist Church was able to knock on just about every door in Golden Shores on March 1st. The purpose was to get survey information about how the church can better serve the community and to invite people to the Worship Rally on March 1st at 6:00 p.m. OVER 200 PEOPLE WERE PRESENT at the rally. We don't remember any event so exciting in Golden Shores in the past! Wow! - Talk about sprirtual enrichment, well, we had it this weekend, and we plan to continue to better serve our community and make Golden Shores Community Baptist Church an exciting place to be. If you haven't been to church lately at G.S.C.B.C., you don't know what you are missing. Come join us!

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