Garage Logic, broadcasting live from the office of the mayor above the

boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake. Featuring the rookie on

production, Chris Revers, vice president of social media and John Heighten

the newsroom. Now the Fireworks Commissioner, Flashlight King and keeper of

common sense, your mayor, Joe Sushire.

I've asked you for a garage logic segment, something like that.

I mean, wouldn't you be today? Yeah.

I'll be on the boat.

80 degrees. What another beautiful day, huh?

I have so much I want to share with you. Don't waste any time, let's go.

Alright, I can't. I have too much stuff.

I try to keep my mouth shut so I can keep the show moving.

I got an email from a van.

Who notes I just received this notice from the Anoka County Historical Society.

And of course, I thought of garage logic.

And the note from the historic society was calling for all garage memories and artifacts.

We're updating our farms to flamingos suburban exhibit in time for river fest.

On July 14th, and we need your help this year, we want to step outside the suburban living room and take a look at the garage.

As you can see, we have the walls built, but now we need stuff to put in a garage.

If you have photographs, memories or especially items from a 1950s, 1960s era garage, we'd love to have them.

We're especially looking for a basketball hoop and ball, a baseball glove, other sports equipment games, tools,

a waiting pool or anything else you remember from a garage of that era.

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