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Mammoth Community Center - MCC

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The MCC Board wants to connect with the community. We want to get the word out about the community center and what it has to offer!

12/09/2020

Did you know.......
For the last twelve years, the Mammoth Community Center has paid for custodial services to keep the building s***k and span?
Over the last couple of years, Melanie Pierce has not only kept up with regular surface cleaning but has taken on many deep-cleaning projects that have noticeably enhanced the building's appearance.
When the pandemic broke out, Melanie along with the MCC Board took the initiative to disinfect surfaces regularly and thoroughly. Our commitment to sanitizing the building has helped keep the community safe. Every week, Melanie provides cleaning rags for the fitness room. Although the Superintendent's office provides regular cleaning supplies, the MCC Board pays for all custodial services, specialized cleaning supplies for gym mats, exercise equipment, bathrooms, and other things.

We care about our community. We love this Community Center! So, even though we have decided to dissolve as a board at the end of the month, we have decided to extend Melanie's custodial services through February.

11/30/2020

Dear Community Members,
For the last twelve years the Mammoth Community Center has been managed by a board of volunteers who have ensured that events such as National Park Service employee trainings, childhood education programs, summer camps, extracurricular activities, community events fitness classes, art classes, fitness room memberships, chili cook-offs and cookie bake-offs, and an open space for families to recreate and play could all happen in a clean, safe space. The volunteer work was extensive and time consuming, but the past and present volunteers were fueled by the desire to make the community a better place. Over the years, board and community members have put thousands of hours into numerous renovation and cleanup projects that have made the building such a great versatile facility.

All of our furniture, fitness equipment, custodial services and other operational expenses have been covered by the ability to host fundraisers and through community donations. The pandemic has prohibited our operation from hosting such events and has limited the overall usage of the facility.

The MCC non-profit organization has unanimously voted to dissolve on December 31, 2020, and return responsibilities to the Park.

As of January 1, 2021, any questions about the MCC should be directed to Rachel Cudmore in the Special Use Permits Office.

We will continue providing custodial services until December 31, 2020, and will be available to answer questions and help in any way we can during this transition.

Included on this post is a picture of the winners of this year's chili cook-off and cookie bake-off, for nostalgic purposes!

11/12/2020

Friendly Reminder!

Fitness Room Members: The MCC Board is collecting membership fees through December 31, 2020. Please place cash or check (made out to MCC) payment in an envelope and leave in the blue dropbox or mail to MCC, P.O. Box 503, YNP, WY 82190. After 12/31, the board will no longer be collecting dues, but we do need you to pay through the end of the year.
Thank you, The MCC Board: Jennifer, Tom, Lindzey, and Jerry

10/02/2020

As more positive COVID-19 tests are happening the park we are trying to take extra steps to keep folks safe.

Until further notice the MCC Gymnasium, Minerva Terrace Room, and Classroom 2 are closed to events that are not NPS sponsored trainings. Use of the fitness center by no more than one family at a time, the Snoopy School, and pick-ups for the Park County bookmobile are excepted.

Reach out to us at [email protected] with any questions.

05/28/2020

MCC Spotlight:

The MCC Board sends out a huge thank-you to Melanie Pierce, our custodian, for keeping the community center clean. A true professional, Melanie brings impressive knowledge and a can-do attitude to the job. She always goes above and beyond by letting us know what needs attention, digging in to special projects (washing ALL the building’s windows, researching the best cleaning methods and materials, waxing the floors, having our entrance mats professionally cleaned), and even volunteering some of her time. Since mid-March, she has added tasks to her weekly cleaning routine to help protect our community from COVID-19. She has disinfected surfaces, provided and laundered cleaning rags for the fitness room, cleaned bathrooms thoroughly, and deep-cleaned the Center’s long-neglected nooks and crannies. If you see Melanie, please tell her you appreciate her hard work.

05/23/2020

We have more items from the bookmobile! Please stop by and check them out. To request specific titles, contact the Livingston-Park County Public Library—Suzie At Livingston-Park PL

05/02/2020

Suzie At Livingston-Park PL made another bookmobile delivery to the MCC this afternoon. Check out (on the honor system) the new materials on the shelf!

04/30/2020

A few drinks left over from the chili cook-off—come and get ‘em!

04/23/2020

Suzie Catharine, Outreach Services Librarian at the Livingston Park County Public Library Suzie At Livingston-Park PL, is making a bookmobile delivery to the MCC tomorrow, April 24! She is bringing an assortment of fiction, nonfiction, kids’ books, cookbooks, and arts-and-crafts books. The materials will be placed on the holds shelf inside the MCC by midday tomorrow and can be borrowed on an honor system. Please observe social distancing when browsing books and return borrowed materials in a timely fashion. Suzie plans to make regular deliveries to the MCC. Interested in a specific title? Call (406-222-0862) or email ([email protected]) the library to request it!

01/24/2020

Cookie Judge Spotlight:
Cindy Mellott

Originally from Gettysburg-ish, Pennsylvania (Littlestown—5 miles south of Gettysburg but nobody knows where that is).

Cindy moved to Yellowstone in 1982 and has three grown children, two of which live in Texas and one here in Gardiner. She is also a proud grandmother of four beautiful granddaughters.

Cindy does cake decorating as a “cheaper than Prozac” therapy; she started cake decorating when she was 15 years old learning from her mother’s co-worker. Around the community, Cindy is known as the lady who can make cake into just about ANYTHING. She loves a challenge! Her incredible artistic skills, attention to detail and delicious abilities make her a great asset to have on the cookie judging panel this year.

01/23/2020

Fresh snow! Beautiful illumination! Delicious cookies and hot cocoa! Could a sledding party get any better? Join in the fun on the sledding hill after the MCC’s chili cook-off and cookie bake-off this Friday night. Thanks to Xanterra for donating the snacks!
The fun starts at 6PM TOMORROW!

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Mammoth, WY
82190

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Monday	5am - 10pm
Tuesday	5am - 10pm
Wednesday	5am - 10pm
Thursday	5am - 10pm
Friday	5am - 10pm
Saturday	5am - 10pm
Sunday	5am - 10pm

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http://mammothcommunitycenter.weebly.com/

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