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Just a heads-up,,don't forget. Sunday,,13th we will do a ride to Jackson and back!

So how does everyone feel about laying over in St.Ignace??? Why you ask. We get to ride the Mac. Do some gambling at the Casino, and leave from the Casino after breakfast! Rest stop in pinpointing on the way up and back!!!

Do we realize today is the first day of lent??

Oh yes,,,looks like another day in paradise to me!!!!

This will always be a great memory for me!

Can someone remind me of the meeting time please!

The eagle riders are putting together a 2022 raffle calendar to raise money. We started this last year but due to events we delayed it. We did save the pictures summited last year, but would like more.
If you would like a chance to see your bike on a calendar submit a picture of just the motorcycle for consideration. Please email it to [email protected]
Picture must be of the bike only no people. We'll need all submittals by 3/22/21 anything submitted after will be considered for the calendar next year if we continue this fund raiser.
Note all submitted will become the property of the Howell Eagle Riders. By submitting the photo(s) you are giving permission to use the in this publication.
Getting warmer, hope you all are ready to ride! See you on the road.

Howell Eagle Riders have supported the Severe Weather Network the last two years as one of our charities
SWN graciously submitted an news release to WHMI on our partnership in helping the community. Please check it out link below for the article.

Also please check out the Severe Weather Network web site for more information on what they do. Its a great organization. https://livingstonswn.org/

https://www.whmi.com/news/article/livingston-county-severe-weather-network-howell-eagle-riders

Livingston County Severe Weather Network | Severe Weather Network Emergency Shelter For Individuals Experiencing Homelessness The Severe Weather Network Livingston County, a nonprofit organization offering seasonal emergency sheltering services to homeless adult men and women, will open on December 1,2020 with operational changes in place du...

Monday night the Howell Eagle Riders presented a check for $4,000 and a table full of donation items for people in need to the Severe Weather Network.
Should you not be familiar with the Severe Weather Network they help the homeless in Livingston County get back on their feet networking with various organizations. The ultimate goal is helping people regain the tools to become self supporting again.

This is a great organization with 100% of the donations going toward helping people.

We're looking forward to working more with the SWN. Watch for upcoming events to raise more money and donations for the Howell Eagle Riders charities.