As summer fades into fall, the Town of Culver is inviting residents to clear out their closets, set up their tables, and take part in the annual Town-Wide Garage Sale, scheduled for Friday, September 25, and Saturday, September 26.
Clerk-Treasurer Karen Heim announced the event last week, noting that residents who wish to have their sale included in the official listing should submit their information through an online form no later than Tuesday, September 22.
"Summer is over, and fall has arrived," Heim said. "I've been in denial regarding the change in seasons. I'm not ready for fall, but time waits for no one, so here we go."
Residents can fill out the Google Form with their sale information at the following link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeLH_H9q5baZVe6SVCYPJK3WjECqcoxpSb064u466WhJX1GEg/viewform
All submissions must be received by Tuesday, September 22 to be included in the listing.
For questions about the event, residents can contact the Culver Clerk-Treasurer's office at 574-842-3140 or visit www.townofculver.org.
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