City of Forman
...a bright spot in North Dakota

We have been compiling a list of the corrections to the 125th Quasquincentennial Cookbook online.  Thanks to those who have already caught a few errors so everyone can enjoy the recipes.

If you see something out of place in the cookbook, please post your question or comment on the Souvenir page.

The September 2009 issue of the Ransom/Sargent Senior Services’ Silver Quill is now available, including:

• An article from Jenny Marhula, Fargo Senior Services Dietitian, about the importance of including vegetables in your diet
• North Dakota Department of Health influenza vaccine recommendations
• Puzzles, events, and more!

Download:

• September 2009 Silver Quill
• September 2009 Regional Menu

Lake Lithia

Photo courtesy of Elaine Anderson; Information from Forman’s Century of Progress Centennial Book

Lake Lithia has been a focal point in Forman since the town was founded.  It has provided recreation and occasional hazards.  It is the only thing that has always been a part of Forman is Lake Lithia, before there was a town until now.  True, it was much bigger before so much fill took place, but it remains much as always.  No true Formanite would ever allow it to be called a “slough.” Read on…

Thanks to all of the volunteers who worked so hard to put on this celebration and to all who participated and attended the events…I think it is safe to say that fun was had by all! (more below the photos…) Read on…