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What's a Strawberry Moon? - Berthoud Weekly Surveyor

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By Robin Ferruggia The.., Shelley Widhalm..
| Berthoud Weekly Surveyor Verified
What’s a Strawberry Moon? June 29, 2026 | Colorado News Tonight, Monday, June 29, will mark this year’s first full moon of the summer season. What type of full moon, you may ask? Why, a Strawberry Moon of course! If you are wondering why it’s called a Strawberry Moon, you are not alone. Contrary to popular belief, the moon will not be a pink or red color to warrant the name. A Strawberry Moon refers to the time of the summer season when strawberries are at their ripest.
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Picture: Trail Ridge Road closed in RMNP - Berthoud Weekly Surveyor

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By Will Cornelius, Shelley Widhalm.., Robin Ferruggia The..
| Berthoud Weekly Surveyor Verified
Snowplow at Trail Ridge Road at Rocky Mountain National Park on Tuesday morning, May 19. Courtesy: Colorado National Park Service. By Will Cornelius Snowfall earlier this week closed Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP).
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Berthoud’s John-of-all-trades: soldier, homesteader and mayor - Berthoud Weekly Surveyor

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By Mark French, Robin Ferruggia The..
| Berthoud Weekly Surveyor Verified
John Calvin Shull stands in front of the Moon Theater that he built in the 300 block of Massachusetts Avenue in Berthoud in 1917. Courtesy: The Berthoud Historical Society By Mark French John Calvin Shull was a Civil War veteran whose impact on the Berthoud community was far-ranging. He homesteaded in the rural district, established one of the town’s first livery stables, operated the Grand View Hotel and built the Moon Theatre. At different times, he was postmaster, mayor and justice of the peace.
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