From left are John Trester, Dickinson Trail Network secretary; Bob Werner, DTN vice president/TdD coordinator; and Katie Roell, Emily Forstrom and Ken Adams of the Boss Giving Committee. Boss Snowplow, a division of the Toro Company, is a proud supporter of TdD, with a $1,000 sponsorship.
From left are Bob Werner, Dickinson Trail Network vice president/Tour de Dickinson coordinator, and Katrina May, office manager of Midwest Mini Storage & Movers, a $900 in-kind TdD sponsor. All sponsors help support fundraising efforts for DTN, which is dedicated to creating a county-wide bike path and trail system linked across the Dickinson County area.
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From left are John Trester, Dickinson Trail Network secretary; Bob Werner, DTN vice president/TdD coordinator; and Katie Roell, Emily Forstrom and Ken Adams of the Boss Giving Committee. Boss Snowplow, a division of the Toro Company, is a proud supporter of TdD, with a $1,000 sponsorship.
From left are Bob Werner, Dickinson Trail Network vice president/Tour de Dickinson coordinator, and Katrina May, office manager of Midwest Mini Storage & Movers, a $900 in-kind TdD sponsor. All sponsors help support fundraising efforts for DTN, which is dedicated to creating a county-wide bike path and trail system linked across the Dickinson County area.
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The 16th annual Tour de Dickinson Family Bike Ride starts at 8 a.m. Saturday at Lake Antoine Park. The event is also held in conjunction with "Italian Fest" in downtown Iron Mountain. With a paid registration fee to TdD, all riders and volunteers are given a bracelet pass for free admission to Italian Fest. For more go to https://www.dtntrails.org/tourdedickinson.