Currents Newsletter

Fireworks on the Fourth
On the Fourth of July, fireworks are often the climax of celebrations in many Texas towns. Be safe.

Atypical weather
Bob Rose, LCRA's meteorologist, says this summer will be tough,
but different.

Just look up
Stargazing is as simple as looking up. Check out these opportunities to enjoy the starry nighttime skies.

	Nobody's Waterproof, including you Check out country rock artist Kevin Fowler's idea of a good time at the lake. If you do, you'll be safer.
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	What was prehistoric Indian life like in Central Texas 10,000 years ago? Experience the lives of ancient natives at LCRA's Nightengale Archaeological Center at Kingsland. Sign up for July workshop.
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	Topless sunbathing. Lake debris. Boat safety equipment. How are these related? People just like you had questions about them. Read the questions. Read the answers. Ask something yourself.
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	Community events Take a look at all the summertime possibilities for fun in July and August. Dozens of opportunities await along the Colorado River Trail.
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	Cow manure + grease = biogas Find out the story about these unlikely ingredients in the equation leading to renewable energy.
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	Watch out for that snake! Summer's here. That means the snakes are out. Here's how to stay safe around the crawly critters.
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	Save some energy this summer Try these ways to save energy and money on electric bills this summer.
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	Irrigation health: Check out your system Maintaining your home irrigation system is very important during the summer. Here are some ideas about what to look for when you take a close look.
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	Get a new Colorado River Trail guide The Colorado River Trail Explorer's Guide is newly updated and is available for you. Read how you can get a copy and start exploring some nearby getaways, especially with gas at record prices this summer.
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	Watermelons: Quintessential summer 'fruit' Temperature's hot. Dive into an ice-cold juicy melon this Fourth of July.
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