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CEILLY SUTTON tests, a 430.6 per 100,000 STAFF WRITER 14-day case rate, and a state- The Tooele County Health wide ICU utilization of 72.2%, Department said that Tooele all of which are in the high County has moved to the high level of transmission on the level of transmission in the governor’s index, according to state’s new COVID-19 trans- a press release from the Tooele COURTESY LISA STEWART mission guidelines. County Health Department. Horses grazing (above) in the morning sunlight in Erda on Thursday. The Tooele County Commission is considering changes to the County Hebert announced that due Transmission levels are codes that regulate the number of animals, including horses, allowed on property in the unincorporated areas of the County. Chickens to high case counts, the state determined by the seven-day (below) on a family farm in Lake Point. would be under a new guide- average percent of positive line system., during a press tests, 14-day case rate per conference on Oct. 13. 100,000 people, and statewide Based upon data points, ICU utilization. Commission holds first reading each county will be catego- Counties that meet at least rized as at a low, moderate, or two criteria for high, moder- high transmission level after ate, or low levels will be moved the Utah Department of Health to that level, according to the of animal number changes reviews data each Wednesday. new guidelines. Changes will be announced on The transmission index met- Thursdays. rics can be viewed at coronavi- TIM GILLIE started looking at their animal The Tooele County Health rus.utah.gov EDITOR ordinances in 2016. Department announced today The high level will begin The Tooele County The current Tooele County that Tooele County has been in the county on Thursday Commission held their first Land Use Ordinance defines moved to the high transmis- and will be reanalyzed on reading of updates to Tooele personal agriculture as ”the sion level. Nov. 5 when new data will be County’s Land Use Ordinance keeping of not more than Metrics show Tooele County released and analyzed. that regulate the number four domestic farm animals as having a 13.8% seven-day of animals allowed on rural or ten fowl for the production average percent of positive SEE COVID-19 PAGE A7 ® properties during their meet- of food for the sole use of the ing on Tuesday evening in the persons occupying the prem- Commission Conference room ises.” in the County Building. That definition applies, The updates were recom- regardless if property size mended for approval by the or zone designation, on all County Planning Commission multiple use, agricultural, and during their Oct. 7, 2020 residential zones. meeting. The recommended changes The recommended changes Tooele County come after the County first SEE ANIMAL PAGE A7 ® FILE PHOTOS considers joining brief supporting Seventh Street sidewalk approved inland port UDOT Safe Routes to Schools Inland Port offers economic opportunities program will fund project for the county, says commission chairman CEILLY SUTTON STAFF WRITER TIM GILLIE Tooele City will complete a missing EDITOR support the state’s position. section of a sidewalk on a street that is The Tooele County In 2018, the state a designated school walking path. Commission is consider- Legislature established an The Tooele City Council approved ing entering the court battle Inland Port Authority and des- a project to build a sidewalk on the between Salt Lake City and the ignated 16,147 acres of land in east side of Seventh Street between state of Utah about the Inland Salt Lake County’s Northwest Utah and Oquirrh avenues during their Port authority as a friend of Quadrant, including part of meeting on Wednesday night at Tooele the court, in favor of the state. Salt Lake City, as the area in City Hall. The County Commission which the authority would Paul Hansen, city engineer, told held the first reading of an have jurisdiction. members of the council and the pub- agreement to sign on with Salt Lake City filed a com- lic that the sidewalk was missing on several other counties in an plaint with the 3rd District Seventh Street from Utah Avenue to amicus brief to be submitted to Court challenging the consti- just north of Oquirrh Avenue, during the Utah Supreme Court. tutionality of the Inland Port the City Council meeting. The brief would support Authority. In their complaint “Within this segment of the road- the state’s position in regards the city cited a section of the way, the sidewalk is missing on the to Salt Lake City’s attempt to Utah Constitution that prevents east side,” he said. “This is a desig- question the constitutionality the Legislature from delegating nated safe route to school access for of the Inland Port Authority. to “any special commission, pri- students walking to both the public An amicus brief does not vate corporation or association, and the private schools south of Vine actively enter the county into any power to make, supervise Street.” the litigation of the case, but as or interfere with any municipal City officials submitted a request to non-litigants with an interest improvement, money, property the Utah Department of Transportation TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO in the outcome of the case the or effects, whether held in trust to receive funding for the sidewalk The east side of Seventh Street between Utah and Oquirrh avenues. Tooele City will install brief would provide additional a sidewalk on the east side of Seventh Street in this area. Neither side of the street in this information and arguments to SEE PORT PAGE A7 ® area currently has a sidewalk. SEE SIDEWALK PAGE A7 ®

BULLETIN BOARD B5 Cowboys CLASSIFIEDS B6 host playoff OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER opener SPORTS A8 Data as of October 21, 2020. Source: Utah Department of Health See A8 TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 1,300 UTAH- Known Cases: 99,549 Hospitalizations: 60 • Deaths: 2 Hospitalizations: 4,880 • Deaths: 563 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 22, 2020 Boys and Girls Club director receives national award Local director 1 of 7 to nationally to receive Dependable Leader Award CEILLY SUTTON her commitment to helping than 30 miles from Salt Lake STAFF WRITER local youth in the community. City to be on-site in Tooele to Darlene “Dar” Dixon, area Dixon led the opening of the ensure the expansion was a director for the Boys and Girls Tooele Boys and Girls Club in success,” said Shannon Ross Club in Tooele received a 2020 2002. with the club. Dependable Leader Award for “She moved her family more Dixon has embodied the organization’s mission to provide safe spaces for young people for around 35 years, according to Ross. The Tooele Boys and Girls Club serves more than 500 local youth in 2020. The $20,000 grant Dixon is receiving in connection with the award will be used to enhance the Girls in the Government program. “It is designed to empower young females to stand up for what they believe in and let their voices be heard,” said Ross. “For example, Dar and a group of female club members

led a peaceful march to raise COURTESY BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB awareness of environmental Tooele Boys and Girls Club director Darlene Dixon with club members. Dixon was one of seven Boys and Girls best practices, and recycling, Club employees nationwide to receive a Dependable Leader Award. for a better tomorrow.” The grant will also fund “In partnership over the past tial as productive, caring and Ross said. “Especially now additional program resources 20 years, Boys & Girls Clubs responsible citizens,” Ross said. during these uncertain times, in support of racial equality, of America and Maytag have Throughout the nation, the youth need dependable lead- character building, and posi- presented more than 110 Boys club provides over 4.6 million ers like Dar Dixon to feel sup- tive community involvement, & Girls Club professionals with at-risk youth a safe environ- ported and cared for.” according to Ross. a Maytag Dependable Leader ment to learn and grow. An event to recognize Dixon Dixon is one of seven Boys Award and $20,000 grant. “Across the more than 4,700 will be held on Friday at the and Girls Club employees Throughout the partnership, Clubs nationwide Club staff Boys and Girls Club. COURTESY BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB across the nation to receive a Maytag has provided nearly work tirelessly to help young [email protected] Dixon (front row second from left) with Tooele Boys and Girls Club mem- Maytag Dependable Leader $9.5 million to help deserving people find their footing on a bers. Sponsored by Maytag, Dixon’s Dependable Leader Award comes with a $10,000 check for the Tooele club. Award this year. youth reach their full poten- path toward a great future,”

Tooele City water computer needs fixing to the City’s water reclamation $2 million budgeted for water control system upgrades in the past. The bid that the city CEILLY SUTTON tion facility was built 25 years to fix it, according to Evens. received from SKM Inc. was STAFF WRITER ago and SADA was only meant SCADA takes over at night $218,450. The Tooele City Council to last 15 years, Evens said and on the weekends. If any- The city has allotted $2 approved an agreement to “So basically, the SCADA at thing goes wrong, the system million dollars for SCADA upgrade the City’s municipal the plant will do everything will alert an on-call operator. upgrades at the plant. culinary water and water rec- from tell you what is happen- “So, we don’t have to put “This is the start of the lamation systems computer ing at the plant, what our levels anyone on a graveyard shift or council seeing a lot of me,” said system during their meeting on are — the flow levels and all of anyone on the weekend shift. Evens. “That million dollars Wednesday evening. the automation is through the SCADA is able to do that for us that’s been appropriated for The system is known as SCADA system. So, if we didn’t and that’s the importance of upgrades at the plant, this is Supervisory Control and Data have SCADA system, it would the SCADA system,” said Evens. the number one step of those Join the Club! Acquisition system, or SCADA. have to be done manually.” Tooele City requested a bid upgrades.” Steve Evens, public works During the day, the system from a company called SKM All of the members of the director presented the agree- tells the operator at the facility Inc., an electrical engineering city council voted to approve Tooele Club ment request during the meet- if anything goes wrong during company based in Bountiful. the upgrades and improve- Tooele 438 W 400 N Annual ing, the water reclamation process. The company has provided ments to the SCADA system. Teen Center Membership The Tooele water reclama- From there the operator is able SCADA maintenance assistance [email protected] Boys & Girls 102 N 7th St. Tooele, UT 84074 $10$ Club 435.843.5719 Subscribe Today COUNTY BRIEFS 435-882-0050 Homework Help | Computers | Games | Arts | and More! Cloud seeding payment property to be transferred back County will make a one-time The Tooele County to the County. — Tim Gillie payment to the SSA of $30,000 Afterschoolol Commission held a public for necessary maintenance TOOELE TRANSCRIPT hearing and first reading of Commission looks at new and repairs to the bridge. All programs foforr BULLETIN a resolution to increase the Planned Unit Development on-going maintenance, insur- County’s budget by $12,532 to Ordinance ance, and repairs to the bridge Youth andd Teens ADMINISTRATION pay for cloud seeding during The Tooele County will be the responsibility of the Scott C. Dunn Publisher When School their Tuesday night meeting. Commission held the first SSA. The SSA in turn releases ages 6 - 18.8. is Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher Cloud seeding has been a regu- reading of an ordinance to and forever discharges the The Club Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus is In! Out lar practice to increase precipi- enact a chapter of the County’s County from any obligations OFFICE tation in the county for some Land Use Ordinance for and responsibilities for the Bruce K. Dunn Controller time.Cannons on the west side planned unit developments bridge. — Tim Gillie TooeleClub.org Chris Evans Office Manager of Skull Valley mountains dis- during their Tuesday night Vicki Higgins Customer Service seminate the seeding agent meeting. The planned unit Patricia Cook Circulation Manager that brings 10% to 20% more development chapter of the EDITORIAL precipitation, according to TCLUO was repealed at a pre- Tim Gillie Editor County Commission Chairman vious county commission meet- Full Local Sports Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Tom Tripp. — Tim Gillie ing. The proposed new PUD Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer ordinance includes language Mark Watson Correspondent Tooele County needs deed that requires the legislative Coverage In Every Issue ADVERTISING back for supportive housing adoption of a zoning overlay TOOELE Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager facility instead of a conditional use TRANSCRIPT Keith Bird Advertising Sales The Tooele County approved by the planning com- BULLETIN Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Commission held the first mission as in the former PUD Classified Advertising Manager reading of a resolution to ordinance. The PUD ordinance LAYOUT & DESIGN accept a quit-claim deed for also includes an option for an John Hamilton Creative Director the supportive housing facility incentive for water-efficient Liz Arellano Graphic Artist at 135 N. Main Street in Tooele landscaping in required open PRODUCTION City during their Tuesday space areas. — Tim Gillie Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager night meeting. 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Main, Tooele B 9 to 5 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) 426 EAST CIMMARRON • ERDA • 435.882.7711 THURSDAY October 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Constitutional amendment G: spending state income tax antee that Utah income tax orities is not the most prudent Amendment proposes additional uses for funds constitutionally reserved for education revenues are dedicated to edu- way to improve our public cation, and it proposes to also education system, especially TIM GILLIE K-12 and higher education million annually of non-income mental health for academic pay for vital social services pro- in a year when budgets will EDITOR spending. tax money on programs for success. This amendment gives grams with those guaranteed be cut,” wrote Constitutional The 2020 general election Article XIII, Section 5(5) children and programs that Utah more flexibility to support funds,” write the amendment’s Amendment G’s opponents. ballot lists eight Constitutional reads: ”All revenue from taxes benefit people with a disabil- our children’s learning out- opponents. Constitutional Ammendment Amendments, identified as on intangible property or ity. The amount of income tax comes,” write the proponents “During tax reform, one G passed the Senate 26-2 and amendments A through G. from a tax on income shall be money that will be spent in of the amendment in their option that was continuously the House 67-5. Previous editions of the used to support the systems of future years to support children argument for the amendment. negative to the public was Information on Transcript Bulletin explored public education and higher and to support people with a The opponent of amendment amending the state constitu- Constitutional Amendments amendments A through F. education as defined in Article disability will depend on how G argues that while proponents tion to remove a requirement A, B, and C can be found Here is a look at the eighth X, Section 2.” Constitutional the Utah Legislature decides of the amendment claim that that income taxes be used only in the Oct. 8, 2020 issue amendment — Constitutional Amendment G simply adds, to allocate income tax money, the amendment “stabilizes for education. Amendment G of the Transcript Bulletin. Amendment G. “and to support children and according to ballot information education funding and creates chips away at that guaranteed Information on Constitutional Constitutional Amendment to support individuals with a on Constitutional Amendment safeguards to ensure Utah is funding source by allowing Amendments D, E, and F can G, if passed, would expand disability,” at the end of that G. prepared to fund future growth income tax dollars to be spent be found in the Oct. 8, 2020 the uses of state income tax sentence. “Amendment G continues and adjust for inflation,” that on people with a disability. ... issue of the Transcript Bulletin. revenue to include supporting Currently income taxes in the dedicated revenue source isn’t reflected in the text of the Utah continues to rank 51st in More information about the children and people with a dis- the state total about $5 billion to fund education and expands amendment itself, according to the nation in per-pupil spend- state constitutional amend- ability. annually, which is spent to the services funded through their rebuttal to the argument ing. Voting to allow money that ments and other ballot issues Currently the state constitu- support public education and income tax. This expansion for the amendment. is constitutionally guaranteed and candidates can be found at tion limits income tax revenue higher education. In addition, acknowledges the increasing “Amendment G takes away to go to public education to vote.utah.gov. to education, including public the state spends about $600 importance of physical and the current constitutional guar- be spent on other budget pri- [email protected] Leaders in US, Europe divided on response to surging virus SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — the highest infection rates, while But Gov. Kevin Stitt, a Fargo, North Dakota, about a non-essential stores, limit res- Burnham, saying the mayor ‘’has Virus cases are surging across leaving it to others to make their Republican, reiterated Tuesday mask mandate. taurants to carryout service and been unwilling to take the action Europe and many U.S. states, but own rules. Meanwhile, many that he has no plans to do so and Mayor Tim Mahoney, who is require people to stay within that is required to get the spread responses by leaders are miles hospitals are being pushed to the would instead leave such deci- also a general surgeon, had been three miles (five kilometers) of of the virus under control.’’ apart, with officials in Ireland, breaking point. sions to local officials. The state’s largely supportive of Republican their homes, while banning visits Prime Minister Boris Johnson France and elsewhere imposing “We are not just managing three largest cities have mask Gov. Doug Burgum’s approach to other households. said Tuesday he would impose curfews and restricting gather- COVID. We are also managing requirements in place. of leaving management of the It marks a near-return to the restrictions, drawing criti- ings even as some U.S. governors heart attacks and strokes and Oklahoma health officials virus to local officials. Mahoney, restrictions imposed by the cism from Burnham. resist mask mandates or more respiratory failure and all those reported a record high of 821 himself, cast the deciding vote government in March, although “It cannot be right to close aggressive measures. other things that need ICU-level people hospitalized Tuesday with against a city mask mandate schools, construction sites and people’s place of work, to shut The stark contrasts in efforts care,” said Dr. Kencee Graves, the virus or under investigation early this month. manufacturing industries will somebody’s business, with- to contain infections come as chief medical officer for inpa- for the infection. Wyoming also But with North Dakota lead- remain open. If people comply out giving them proper sup- outbreaks on both sides of the tient care at the University of reported a record high number ing the nation in new cases and with the restrictions, which port,” Burnham said. He said Atlantic raise similar alarms, Utah Health hospital in Salt Lake of patients hospitalized for the up to one in four local tests for will be in place until Dec. 1, the Manchester had sought 90 mil- including shrinking availabil- City. The hospital’s intensive care virus. the virus coming back posi- country will be able to celebrate lion pounds ($117 million) from ity of hospital beds and rising unit was filled by the end of last New virus cases in the U.S. tive, Mahoney said a statewide Christmas “in a meaningful way,” the national government to help deaths. week, forcing the reopening of a have surged in recent weeks change is in order. Late Monday, Martin said. people get through the winter. It Governors of states including backup intensive care unit. from a daily average of about he also reversed course on a But as cases surge, some was unclear how much the city Tennessee, Oklahoma, Nebraska “The sooner we take care of 42,000 in early October to about local measure, mandating that decisions by European lead- would receive. and North Dakota are all facing each other, wear masks, physi- 58,000 — the highest level since city residents wear masks when ers to impose new restrictions In the Netherlands, which has calls from doctors and public cally distance, the sooner we can late July, according to Johns they’re in close proximity to are facing stiff opposition at one of the highest infection rates health officials to require masks. have some gatherings in a safe Hopkins University. people other than family mem- the local level. After a tense in Europe, a judge in The Hague In Utah, a spike in cases since way,” Graves said. In one of the most troubling bers. There is no penalty for non- faceoff, Britain’s government rejected an appeal by more than school reopened has created a In Oklahoma, where the num- outbreaks, 10 residents of a nurs- compliance. said Tuesday it had failed to 60 Dutch bars and restaurants dynamic that Republican Gov. ber of people hospitalized for the ing home in northwest Kansas The dynamic contrasts sharply reach agreement with Greater to overturn a government four- Gary Herbert has called “unsus- virus has reached record levels, have died from the virus, health with Europe, where national offi- Manchester Mayor Andy week closure order. tainable.” doctors have called on officials to officials said. All 62 residents cials are battling similar spikes Burnham, who has rejected Lawyer Simon van Zijll, repre- But Herbert, who has been do more. of the Andbe Home in Norton with measures including new tough new measures without senting the bars and restaurants, pressured by an outspoken con- “We need face mask mandates County, as well as an unspeci- lockdowns and smart phone apps money to support the workers warned in court that the Dutch tingent of residents opposed to to protect more of our Oklahoma fied number of employees, have that track the virus’ spread. and businesses that will be most hospitality industry faces “a tidal masks, has resisted a statewide citizens,” Dr. George Monks, the tested positive for the infection. In Ireland, Prime Minister affected. wave of bankruptcies “caused by mandate. Instead, he announced president of the Oklahoma State The surge in new cases Micheal Martin announced a Britain’s Communities the lockdown order, which he last week that they would be Medical Association, said in a prompted a change of heart lockdown starting at midnight Secretary Robert Jenrick described as “random and dis- required only in six counties with tweet Sunday. Monday from the mayor of Wednesday that will close all expressed disappointment with proportionate.”

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PAID FOR BY FRIENDS FOR CHRIS STEWART A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 22, 2020 OUT & ABOUT For whom the bell tolls... This writer remembers Gary Fawson “ o man is an island,” Bulletin. Nwrote the English poet After the meeting was over, John Donne almost four centu- Gary made a beeline off the ries ago. Tim Gillie stand and sought me out. While proofreading obituar- EDITOR He introduced himself and ies I often reflect on Dunne’s asked a few questions about philosophy, “Any man’s death how the paper was doing. diminishes me.” He talked a little about Every person’s death, some time and his death came his own experience in the regardless of stature or promi- as a surprise. journalism business with the nence, is significant. I had just thought about “Grantsville Gazette.” Oftentimes I read obituar- Gary earlier that day while During the time I covered ies about people I never met, looking at a photograph of Grantsville City, I talked with but the writer paints a vivid the burial of a time capsule in Gary frequently. image of a person whose death Grantsville. It was pre-recession. I mourn even though I never Gary wasn’t in the photo- Grantsville was growing. knew them. graph, but when I think about The planning commission While an individual’s faith Grantsville my mind often was busy. may take some of the sting turns to Gary. I interviewed Gary for sto- out of death with a promise of I met Gary on one of my first ries frequently about growth the eternal nature of human assignments as a writer for the and other planning commis- relationships and the joy of a Transcript Bulletin somewhere sion business. He was very future reunion, their separa- around 13 years ago. It was at personable, polite, and always tion from this mortal world a planning commission meet- returned my calls — some- still gives reason to mourn. ing. The meeting was my first times he called me. Some of those deaths I read public meeting as a full-time Gary was open and hon- about are more personal to me. reporter. est with his thoughts, which I It was with great sadness Gary was a member of the appreciated. FILE PHOTO that I read about the passing planning commission. At the I also worked with Gary on Gary Fawson (center) with his wife, Janet (left) and his daughter Christine (right) reminisce about singing and of Gary Fawson, of Grantsville, start of the meeting somebody stories about Tree City USA playing instruments together as a family at their Grantsville home in March 2019.. two weeks ago. introduced me as the new and the City’s tree campaign I have not seen Gary for reporter from the Transcript program. Gary’s heart was in Grantsville. He loved the place. I regret I never took advan- tage of the Tooele Master Gardeners Tour to see his back- yard. I heard him describe it Why for and I have seen photographs. I understand he created a mas- terpiece there. the School Bond? After being reassigned to cover Tooele City and then Tooele County, I didn’t see Gary often. But I will always remember This increasesclass sizes him reaching out to me at that and makes it difficult to provide quality first meeting. education. Tooele High isat the maximum Grantsville and Tooele County are better places numberof portables allowed! because of dedicated and pas- sionate people like Gary. I imagine Gary is still work- ing hard where he is now, A previous bond is dropping off, and this but still finds time for a well deserved rest in the shade of one will take its place. The overall school a tree. FIE PHOTO Cottonwood lint dusts the surface of a pond at Gary and Janet Fawson’s home in Grantsville. building tax you pay will remainthe same. ‘Til we meet again, Gary.

HARVARD HEALTH LETTER Rising building costs and interest rates would cause us to have to pay more for the same schools inthe future. Are you denying yourself medical care? Fear of catching COVID-19 treatment because of this kind Investing in education is investing in your may keep you away from doc- of thinking can be dangerous, tors’ offices and emergency and it appears to be taking a community and yourself. We are educating rooms. Will that hurt or help deadly toll. the future leaders, voters, and tax payers. your health? For many people, it’s a Plummeting numbers daily debate: Do you risk get- Concerns about coronavirus ting COVID-19 by venturing exposure are believed to have outside your home and being triggered immediate, substan- around others — even if you tial drops in visits to hospital wear a mask, observe social emergency departments. distancing, and use hand sani- For example, the CDC tizer? Or do you play it safe reported that for the first and stay inside? The answer is two months of the pandemic, complicated, especially when starting in mid-March 2020, the reason for leaving home is emergency visits dropped 23% health-related. for heart attacks and 20% for People are understandably strokes, compared with the concerned about catching previous two months. Paid for by the Tooele Education Foundation Political Issues Committee COVID while making a medi- “But we have no reason to cal visit. But avoiding medical think people are having fewer heart attacks and strokes. These are conditions that do not take a vacation just because there is a pandemic, NATHAN STUART’S EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT so this decline was very wor- risome to me and other emer- gency medicine specialists,” says Dr. David Brown, chief of What is the risk in medical acquiring COVID in a medi- the Department of Emergency settings? cal setting is very unusual. Medicine at Harvard-affiliated Since the pandemic began, “Transmission of the virus Massachusetts General you’ve probably seen news occurs when people are not Hospital. reports about hospital staffers being vigilant, and the most AND getting infected with coro- vigilance I’ve seen has been in Perceived risks, deadly navirus on the job. Is it pos- our hospital. I feel safer in our SOCK results sible, then, for you to contract emergency department than I The decline in emergency COVID in a medical setting? do in the grocery store.” visits occurred at the same Between mid-May and mid- time as a sharp increase in June of 2020, U.S. hospitals Preparing for a doctor visit non-COVID deaths in the reported more than 5,100 During this pandemic era, United States. cases of patients who acquired you need to take precau- A study published online COVID during hospital stays, tions when you go to a doctor UNDERWEAR July 1, 2020, by JAMA found according to CDC information appointment. Here are some that more than 500,000 people published July 6, 2020, by the tips to help reduce your risk for died in the United States dur- Wall Street Journal. Given the exposure to the coronavirus: ing March and April 2020, number of people hospitalized • If you need a caregiver or which was almost 90,000 more each month, experts roughly companion to come along, deaths than expected (com- estimate that about two out ask in advance if he or pared with previous years). of every 1,000 people hos- she will be allowed at the DRIVE! The excess deaths were not pitalized during that month appointment. all due to coronavirus: 35% acquired COVID during their • Ask in advance if you can were tied to increases in deaths hospitalization. wait in your car and get a We are collecting NEW socks and underwear for from heart disease, strokes, However, we can’t say for text or call when the doc- diabetes, and other traditional sure if people are getting tor is ready for you, rather the Tooele County School District. We are in need diseases. COVID after being in a doc- than sitting in the waiting of all sizes ranging from age 4 to adult. It is possible that some of tor’s office, an urgent care room. the excess deaths were misat- clinic, or another medical set- • Bring a face mask and tributed to these traditional ting. “There is no systematic hand sanitizer with you. If Donation boxes will be at the seminary buildings by the diseases, and instead were approach to measuring that. you don’t have these items, due to undetected coronavirus My guess is that there isn’t a tell staffers as soon as you Tooele, Grantsville, & Stansbury High Schools infection. But many doctors lot of health care-associated arrive, so they can provide feel it’s more likely people COVID-19, but I certainly them. October 24, 2020 from 10AM - 2PM with symptoms of traditional don’t have much data to back • Put on your face mask diseases didn’t call for help that up,” says Dr. Ashish Jha, before entering the doc- You can also donate on Venmo: @Nathanten3 because of COVID fears, or former director of the Harvard tor’s office. Position it so they couldn’t get help in a Global Health Institute and it covers both your mouth For other inquiries, contact Nathan Stuart at 435-243-1216. timely fashion because hospi- now dean of the Brown and nose. tals were overwhelmed with University School of Public • Avoid touching your face cases of COVID. Health. Dr. Brown agrees that SEE CARE PAGE A6 ® THURSDAY October 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1975, Tooele soldier honored for heroism in Vietnam he Tooele Transcript 1A squad to capture the boys “It’s time for a change in On completion of the Wednesday evening that TBulletin has published and girls cross country state Tooele County government. hangar, facilities would be Marion Tanner, age 16, had Tooele County news since crowns the same year. I have found a great deal of installed for the servicing of been lost in Box Elder Canyon 1894. Here is a flashback of dissatisfaction among Tooele aircraft, which would enable of the West Mountains while local front-page news from 25, Oct. 20-23, 1970 County residents.,” Spencer Tooele to be used as a stopping out on a deer hunt in com- 50, 75 and 100 years ago that Front-Page On June 4, 1970, a Tooele said. He had been in dental place on cross-country flights. pany with his brother Melvin occurred during the fourth soldier serving in Vietnam practice in Tooele for 10 years. Storage facilities for private Tanner, Sidney Nelson, and Jay week of October. Flashback moved forward against the In 1963, Spencer was aircraft would be available Smith all of Tooele. enemy in an action that saved elected to the Tooele City along with aircraft owned by The boys left Monday on the Oct. 24-26, 1995 the lives of a number of his Charter Commission, where the Tooele Aviation Club. deer hunt in a wagon equipped Army officials claimed preparational surveys are a companions. he served a two-year term and Later in the week, more for camping and got as far as they had marked another helpful tool in determining the The valiant effort cost aided in forming the “Home- than 700 buck deer had been the Wrathall Ranch in Box “milestone” in the chemical state of our safety program.” Private First Class Victor A. Rule Charter” under which killed in Tooele County in the Elder Canyon . weapons disposal program by Later in the week, Dugway Tafoya his life. The 18-year-old the Tooele City government first week of the hunt, accord- Marion became fatigued completing a series of tests on High School’s cross team prac- died June 9 of the wounds he functioned. ing to figures compiled by Ray and stayed in one area while a $400 million incinerator in ticed its housecleaning during received in that firefight after Garrard, Deputy State Game the rest of the group moved to Rush Valley. the week. serving for only 10 months in Oct. 23-26, 1945 Warden. another area. When the other According to an Army press The Mustang boys and Asia. Tooele City’s municipal air- This was by far in excess of hunters returned to the spot release, the two-week long girls swept 1A State cross Tofoya was awarded the port would soon have a hangar the number killed the previous where they left Marion there preoperational survey was con- country crowns Wednesday at Silver Star, Bronze Star with in which to store and service year, and the greatest number was no trace of him. ducted to determine the status Sugarhouse Park and dusted First Oak Leaf Cluster and the planes, it was announced by had been taken from the West By Thursday, 50 men were of the Tooele Chemical Agent off a big place in the trophy Purple Heart. LaVar Tate, Aviation chairman. Mountains on the Skull Valley in the canyon searching for the Disposal in preparation for case for the two gold trophies Friday’s front page featured The Hangar would be approxi- side. missing boy. chemical weapons operations. later that evening. information about Tooele mately 40 feet by 50 feet and “We are on track,” said Tim The championship sweep County Commission candidate would be cement block con- Oct. 22, 1920 Correspondent Mark Watson Thomas, project manager. “The makes Dugway the first-ever Phil Spencer. struction. Word reached this city compiled this report.

Utah committee approves bill changing steps to rename places

SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— A how to make such requests. monuments, place names and was first named, she said. ever, that “once named, a geo- chairwoman of the Paiute legislative committee in Utah Bill sponsor and Democratic brands considered racist or Iwamoto added that there are graphic feature can never be Tribe of Utah, said Monday the has approved legislation that Sen. Jani Iwamoto said dur- offensive have been challenged 56 sites in Utah that contain ‘unnamed’” such as on maps, bill would help the state unite seeks to streamline the fed- ing the Native American across the country, including the word. documents, signs and websites. and “forge forward’’ in remov- eral process for changing geo- Legislative Liaison Committee Squaw Peak in Provo. The U.S. Board on Utah Committee on ing landmarks with histories graphic names statewide that meeting Monday the bill would Dine tribe member Shaina Geographic Names said name Geographic Names member considered offensive. contain language derogatory to give local control to the areas Snyder, who is also on the changes must have a “compel- Arie Leeflang said that the pro- “Names that are classified Native Americans. where the committee would Repeak Committee trying to ling reason,” recognizing that cess for changing a name rests as derogatory have no place The draft bill would allow want to make changes and give rename the peak, told the words that appeared on maps a with the federal government in this current day and age in the Utah Division of Indian them guidelines on how to do legislative committee Monday century or even a few decades but said the state’s committee Utah,” she said. “We can strive Affairs to work with the state so. that the word originates with ago may no longer be accept- is often asked to provide its to do better.” Committee on Geographic The bill stipulates that the a tribe in the northeastern able. recommendations. Names to create an applica- application must encourage United States but is not part The board cautions, how- Tamara Borchardt-Slayton, tion template for tribes and a petitioner to get feedback of the vocabulary of any Utah other community members to from one or more tribal gov- tribe or Indigenous person. request moniker changes, The ernments connected to the The word “squaw” is consid- Salt Lake Tribune reported. geographic location where the ered a derogatory term used to Currently, there are no clear change is being requested. describe women who worked instructions or guidelines on The legislation comes as in prostitution when the peak Let’s STORM Utah rivals in governor’s the race unite in call for decency

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Saints. that included U.S. Ambassador HOUSE Rival candidates vying to “Although we sit on differ- Jon Huntsman Jr., who had become Utah’s next gover- ent sides of the aisle, we are previously served as governor nor joined together in new both committed to American and is a well-known political ads Tuesday urging people civility and a peaceful transi- name. to accept the results of the tion of power,” Cox says in one Republicans account for November elections and main- ad. more than half of all registered tain decency with one another “We hope Utah will be voters in Utah and outnumber despite political differences. an example to the nation,” Democrats by more than a Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox, a responds Peterson, a University three-to-one margin. Republican who is the heavy of Utah law professor. Trump is expected to win favorite to win the race in “Because that is what our Utah again despite voters in deeply conservative Utah, country is built on,” Cox the state being uncomfortable joined his Democratic chal- responds. with his brash style and his lenger Chris Peterson appear The ads come after comments about women and side-by-side in ads that feature President Donald Trump has immigrants. a lighthearted approach but a cast doubt on election results. Cox, who casts himself as a serious message as they aim Cox and Peterson are in a “farm kid” and everyday Utah to offer a counterweight to unique position to team up for resident, criticized Trump dur- UTAH HOUSE of the divisive political climate of the message because they are ing the 2016 campaign for not 2020. not locked in a heated race. representing “goodness nor In a tweet promoting the Cox already cleared his stiff- kindness.” But he has since REPRESENTATIVES ads, Cox said, “We can dis- est hurdle when he defeated become a supporter of the agree without hating each a crowded GOP primary field president. other” in a nod to Utah’s political climate where many DISTRICT 21 try to strike a more cordial, Your Complete Local News Source compassionate tone rooted in paid for by the beliefs of the state’s pre- TOOELETRANSCRIPT Subscribe dominant religion, The Church 435-882-0050 VOTESTORMYSIMON.COM of Jesus Christ of Latter-day BULLETIN

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OBITUARIES Many doctor appointments, Matthew R. Holt Clair Loyd “Jim” Care such as follow-ups to check continued from page A4 on how well your medication Christiansen is working, can be handled by Matthew, age 28, passed telemedicine — official doctor away suddenly Oct. 18, 2020, Aug. 10, 1937 – Oct. 10, 2020 visits conducted by phone or in Tooele, Utah. Matt was born and your mask while in the video chat. “Technology is so July 3, 1992, to LaVell and Jim Christiansen was born office, and before using much better now that we really Sandra Perkins Holt in Salt Aug.10, 1937, in Tooele, Utah, hand sanitizer. can manage a lot with tele- Lake City, Utah. to Loyd LaVerl Christiansen medicine,” Dr. Salamon says. Matt was a friend to every- and Mary Clara Ostler. Jim Reducing risk “There aren’t many visits that one he met. He was always returned home peacefully Oct. Most medical settings have you can’t do on the phone.” concerned about others and 10, 2020, surrounded by his intensified efforts to reduce But some things — such as what they needed. Matt always loving wife and family mem- coronavirus exposure. At dental visits and cancer screen- checked in on family and bers. the Massachusetts General ings — must be conducted in friends to make sure they were His early years were spent Hospital emergency depart- person. Can you put them off? ok and took care of anything in Ibapah, Utah, working ment, for example, “All health “It depends on the person,” Dr. they needed. Matt’s greatest alongside his father on their care providers, support staff, Salamon says. “For someone love was his dog Milo. ranch. Jim graduated from and patients are masked. with symptoms or someone Matt worked for the Tooele Tooele High School and earned Visitors are limited and they, who’s had cancer, I would tell County School District at several aunts, uncles, and a scholarship to Utah State Jim is survived by his loving too, are masked. The environ- them not to wait. If it’s just a Grantsville High School. He cousins. University. Later he attended wife Adair; his five children, ment of care has been reconfig- routine visit or test, you might loved the people he worked A graveside service will be LDS Business College. Jim Marilyn (Mike) Dockstader, ured to create physical distanc- be able to delay it for a few with and they in turn loved held Friday, Oct. 23, 2020, married his high school sweet- Loyd (Jeaneen), Jimmy, ing where possible, and the weeks or months, but not for- him. at noon, at the Tooele City heart, Adair Hardy, Sept. 14, Michael (Allison), Jeff (Julie); rooms, equipment, and care ever. That must be discussed Matt was preceded in death Cemetery, 361 S. 100 East, 1956, in the Salt Lake Temple. 31 grandchildren; 49 great- areas are cleaned frequently with your doctor,” Dr. Salamon by his mother. He is survived Tooele, Utah. Together they raised five chil- grandchildren; sister Loya and carefully,” Brown says. says. by his father, brother (Tyler), dren. Przybyla; and many nieces and The story is similar in doc- What if you have a situa- He attended the Academy nephews. He was preceded in tors’ offices. “We’ve minimized tion that’s urgent but not an of Stenographic in San death by his parents; siblings the number of our staff coming emergency, such as a minor Francisco and worked for 52 Rulon, June, Earl and Bonney; to the office by having them fall? “Rather than go to the Your Complete Local News Source years as a successful court granddaughter April Dawn work from home, and we take emergency room, check with reporter in his self-established Dockstader; and great-grand- turns coming in, so we can your primary care doctor, who TOOELETRANSCRIPT Subscribe firm, Christiansen, Howell & daughter Kynzlie Dawn Kilner. keep the office pretty empty. may recommend you go to 435-882-0050 Associates in Fresno. Funeral services will be held When patients arrive, they urgent care, where they can do BULLETIN Jim loved being outside rais- Saturday, Oct. 17, 2020, at have to put on a mask and an x-ray and get results right ing cattle, horses and other 11 a.m., at Hyde Park behind use hand sanitizer. We keep away,” Dr. Salamon says. farm animals that Adair would The Church of Jesus Christ them in the waiting room only But if you have an emer- always bring home. He loved of Latter-day Saints, 6641 E. if there’s one person there; if gency of any kind, don’t debate Headstone Clean being on his tractor, irrigating Butler Ave., Fresno, California. there’s more than one, we ask whether to seek medical care. his pasture, and living the cow- Graveside service and inter- them to stay in the car, and we “Time is of the essence if you’re & Restoration boy life. ment will be at Tooele City call them when we’re ready for experiencing signs of a heart Jim was an active member Cemetery, Saturday, Oct. 24, them,” explains Dr. Suzanne attack or stroke,” Dr. Salamon • Cleaned Before of The Church of Jesus Christ 2020, at 11 a.m. Due to COVID Salamon, associate chief says. “The treatment must be • Polished of Latter-day Saints. He pre- restrictions, there will be no of gerontology at Harvard- started right away. Don’t delay • Protected After sided as bishop of the Sanger public viewing. Social distanc- affiliated Beth Israel Deaconess calling 911 or your doctor.” • Color Restoration Ward. He was generous with ing will be observed. Funeral Medical Center. “The rooms “The risk of dying or having LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED his time and loved serving arrangements under the are cleaned in between each serious complications because others. He will be greatly direction of Farewell Funeral patient, and we try to stay you stayed home with symp- Call Susan missed by those whose lives he Service. distanced from patients unless toms suggesting a heart attack 435-830-8664 touched. we need to perform a physical or stroke, or severe abdominal examination,” Dr. Salamon pain, for example, is much says. higher than your risk of get- ting COVID-19,” Dr. Brown TooeleTooele County County School School District's District’s Should you seek medical says. “And I should point out care? that the death and complica- Despite the pandemic, you tion rates of heart disease and 20202020 Flu Flu ScheduleSchedule still need to manage chronic stroke are higher than the Monday, October 12 Wednesday, October 21 conditions, see your dentist to death rate of COVID-19.” Ibapah Elementary Overlake Elementary maintain oral hygiene, and get scheduled screenings such as © 2020 by Harvard West Elementary Clarke N. Johnsen Jr High School mammograms or colonosco- University. Vernon/Dugway pies. St. Marguerite's Catholic School Thursday, October 22 Blue Peak High School Rose Springs Elementary Stansbury Park Elementary Tuesday, October 13 For All the Great Grantsville Elementary Monday, October 26 Events in Life Grantsville High School Tooele Jr High School Tooele High School Wednesday, October 14 Scholar Academy Let Everyone Willow Elementary Know! Grantsville Jr High School Tuesday, October 27 Anna Smith Elementary Watch for a bright green flu packet that will be Monday, October 19 Wendover High School Place a Notice in the sent home with each elementary student. Northlake Elementary Copper Canyon Elementary (Secondary students will have copies available in Transcript Bulletin! the front office of their schools.) Please review the Sterling Elementary Settlement Canyon Elementary packet and have your child return the signed Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement consent form the day the school nurses will be at Tuesday October 20 Wednesday, October 28 your student's school. The consent form is also Old Mill Elementary Middle Canyon Elementary Military • Missionaries • Honors & Awards available here: Stansbury High School Bonneville Academy 435-882-0050 http://tooelehealth.org/school-flu-clinincs/ TOOELETRANSCRIPT Thursday, October 29 58 N. Main, Tooele Parents and siblings welcome to attend. BULLETIN Excelsior Academy 9 to 5 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun)

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County Code, is not created Six small animals, such increase in allowable animal Tooele County proposed farm animal units per acreage on the property under the as rabbits, equal one animal units for the keeping of horses Animal Rural Residential (RR-1, 5,10) Zones continued from page A1 proposed changes. unit. It takes 10 fowl — chick- in private stables. Property owners in rural ens, ducks, pigeons, turkeys, These private stables would Four animal units are allowed per acre in any combination residential zones are allowed peacocks, or other domesti- be a permitted use in multiple Type Kind number of animal units per animal a combination of animal cated birds — to equal one use and agriculture zones. Large animal Horse, Mule, Cow, Buffalo 1 Medium Animal Goat, Sheep, Swine, Miniature Horse, 4 maximum animals allowed is 20 redefined personal agriculture units per acreage. Non-rural animal unit. There is a maxi- They would be a condi- Llama, Alpaca and sets animal limits based residential zones are allowed mum allowable amount of tional use in rural residen- Small Animal Rabbits 6 maximum animals allowed is 30 on property and animal size. certain farm animals per 20 medium animals, 30 large tial zones. Rural residential Fowl Chicken, Duck, Pigeon, Turkey, Peacock, 10 maximum animals allowed is 50 Personal agriculture, in the property as outlined in a table animals, and 50 fowl. property owners would need or similar domesticated birds proposed changes, is defined included in the proposed Property owners may apply to provide the planning as the keeping of farm ani- changes. Multiple residential for a conditional use permit commission with a list of all Tooele County proposed farm animal units per acreage mals or fowl for personal rec- zones are not allowed any for a 50% increase in allow- animal types and numbers Residential (R-1-8,10,12, 21) and Multiple Residential (R-M-7, 15, 30) Zones reation and/or non-commer- farm animals, according to able animal units for educa- on the property, a detailed One animal unit is allowed per acre in any combination cial production of food. the proposal. tional farm animals — such site plan with the location Type Kind R-1 Animals per animal R-M Animals per animal Farm animals are any ani- In rural residential zones as 4-H or Future Farmers of of the proposed stable, the unit unit Large animal Horse, Mule, Cow, Llama, not allowed not allowed mals other than household that allow animals other than America projects — and or floor plan of the stable, docu- Alpaca, Buffalo pets that are used or kept as pets the ordinance, the pro- the rehabilitation of farm ani- mented proof of sufficient Medium Animal Goat, Sheep, Swine, Pony not allowed not allowed recreation or food sources, posed changes allow four ani- mals after submitting required water rights, and documenta- Small Animal Rabbits 6 not allowed such as horses, cows, swine, mal units for every acre documentation. tion of acknowledgement by Fowl Chicken, Duck, Pigeon, or similar type animals, Large animals, such as Commercial horse stables the property owner that the Turkey, Peacock, or similar 10 not allowed according to the proposed horses, mules, cows, llamas, are a permitted use in multi- zoning administrator and/or domesticated birds changes. alpacas and buffaloes, equal ple use and agriculture zones. county may revoke or reduce Property owners in multiple one animal unit. It takes four They are not permitted in the increased animal units, if holds at least two readings Commission meeting will be use and agriculture zones will medium-sized animals; like residential zones. the increased animal units are of ordinances or ordinance held on Thursday, Nov. 5, be allowed to self-regulate goats, sheep, swine, miniature The proposed changes determined to be a nuisance. revisions before they are 2020. animal counts, so long as a horses, llamas and alpacas, to allow the planning commis- The Tooele County approved. [email protected] nuisance, as defined in Tooele make one animal unit. sion to authorize up to a 50% Commission as a practice The next County

would fully pay for the cost of The lowest bid was from replace damaged, broken sidewalk will be installed is tunity to complete the side- Sidewalk this project,” he said. Acme Construction Inc, a concrete or we may find dedicated public right-of- walk,” Hansen said. continued from page A1 The City will not have general contracting company something in the excavation way. This means Tooele City During the meeting, Tony to pay anything from their out of North Salt Lake. clearing that needs to be doesn’t need permission from Graff, council member, said capital project funds or their The company said they mediated,” Hansen said. anyone to install the side- that he loved seeing side- through their Safe Routes general funds for completion would charge UDOT $54,603. City officials also received walk, according to Hansen. walks built, especially for to School program approxi- of the project, according to Hansen said that the coun- a bid from Beck Construction City officials notified school-aged children. mately two and one- half Hansen. cil should consider the cost and Excavation Inc., from residents living by the area A vote was taken and all of years ago. That funding has The project was put out and also a $2,700 contingen- South Jordan for an estimat- where the sidewalk will be the members of the council been approved, according to for bid with the condition of cy, 5% of the cost, to account ed price of $69,350.00, but built. voted to approve the sidewalk Hansen. the sidewalk being completed for additional conditions. chose to deny the bid because “Property owners have all project. “Those funds are now by the end of November. The “Sometimes we find it’s of the high price. been notified and they are [email protected] available for us to spend and city received two bids. nice to go a little further to The property where the thrilled to have this oppor-

and Towns has filed an amicus ing joining with other coun- Inland ports take pressure force in the state will attract consists of 11 members. Two Port brief in favor of Salt Lake ties in filing the amicus brief, off of coastal ports that may international companies and are appointed by the governor. continued from page A1 City’s position. according to Tooele County be hampered by space restric- continue to strengthen our The president of the Senate Utah Association of Commission Chairman Tom tions. robust economy.” and Speaker of the House each Counties considered filing an Tripp. The Utah Inland Port would Opponents to the port city appoint one member. The or otherwise, to levy taxes, to amicus brief in support of the “With our proximity to bring goods from western cite environmental and safety mayors of Salt Lake County, select a capitol site, or to per- state’s position, but decided major interstate highways, coastal seaports inland directly concerns with the port’s devel- Salt Lake City, and the Magna form any municipal functions.” not to “due to the potential rail transportation, and the to the port area west of the opment and operation, includ- metro township, or the may- Salt Lake City contends divisionary nature and con- airport, Tooele County is well Salt Lake City Airport and ing air quality, energy use and ors’ designees, serve as mem- that the Inland Port Authority troversy with this issue,” positioned to benefit from the north and south of Interstate increased traffic. bers of the board. usurped the city’s taxing and according to an email sent to Inland Port and possible satel- 80. At the inland port the “About 7,000 acres of the Salt Lake City council land use authority. several county commission- lite areas,” Tripp said. “The goods would be off loaded, area is undeveloped and is selects one of their members to The state asserted that the ers throughout the state from Romney business park and the cleared by customs, and then part of the Great Salt Lake serve on the board. The West legislation that created the Piute County Commissioner Peterson Industrial Deport, for either stored, processed, ecosystem, providing habitat Valley City city manager, with inland port authority estab- Darin Bushman. example, could both potential- repackaged and eventually for over 10 million migratory the consent of the city council, lished the authority as a politi- In his email, Bushman ly benefit from the port.” shipped out. birds from over 300 species. appoints one board member. cal subdivision of the state, explains that he has arranged Tripp emphasized that filing Proponents of the inland The proposed port would The chair of the Permanent not a special commission or for an attorney to prepare an the amicus brief does not draw port claim the port will be an further harm our air quality, Community Impact Fund association. amicus brief supporting the the county into the cost of economic boon to the state. increase greenhouse gas emis- Board appoints one board 3rd District Court Judge state’s position for an expense active litigation of the case. “An inland port in Utah sions, create noise and light member from among the James Branch ruled in favor of not to exceed $3,000. County Commissioner means thousands of jobs and pollution, and harm critical members of the Permanent the state in January 2020. Bushman offered to divide Shawn Milne estimated that opportunity to the state,” said wildlife habitat,” writes the Community Impact Fund Salt City has asked the state the cost among individual with the number of counties Val Hale, executive director group Stop the Polluting Port Board. The director of the Salt Supreme Court to accept an counties that want to join with expected to join in with the of the Governor’s Office of on their website. Lake County Office of Regional appeal of the District Court’s Piute County in submitting the amicus brief the cost to Tooele Economic Development. “Our The port is governed by the Economic Development also decision. brief. County would be around $250 robust economy, proximity to appointed Utah Inland Port serves as a board member. The Utah League of Cities Tooele County is consider- to $300. other regions and strong work- Authority Board. The board [email protected]

and outdoors, when physical and entertainment. With Restaurants and bars must ments, according to the press “Until a vaccine is widely COVID-19 distancing is not feasible. For social gatherings, if the group require at least 6’ between release. available, these simple actions continued from page A1 businesses, this includes both is outside, staying six feet parties at all times (including Wearing a mask, physical are how we will stay safe. employees and patrons. Masks apart and wearing masks, it is waiting areas and when seat- distancing, washing hands Tooele County residents must are required at any establish- still limited to a gathering of ed),” reads the county Health often, staying home when sick take COVID-19 seriously and “With Tooele County being ment that allows public gath- 10 people. Social gatherings Department’s press release. or test positive for COVID-19, everyone must do their part to at the ‘high’ level, masks are erings, such as live events, of 10 or fewer are permitted. State and local health and following public health lower the transmission index,” required. Masks are required movie theatres, sporting It does not matter if the gath- departments have the legal guidelines, will make a differ- she said. in public indoor settings, events, weddings, recreation, ering is indoors or outside. power to enforce the require- ence, according to Bate. [email protected]

The Utah Taxpayers Association Supports Doug Sagers

Doug Sagers is a champion of economic freedom and a “Friend of the Taxpayer.” A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 22, 2020 Sports Cowboys host Spartans in playoff opener GHS looks to get run game going again GHS GAME INFO DARREN VAUGHAN Class 3A First Round SPORTS EDITOR No. 11 Emery Spartans (5-5, 3-2 Region 12) at No. 6 The Grantsville football Grantsville Cowboys (5-5, 1-3 Region 13) team enters Friday’s Class 3A Where: Cowboy Stadium, Grantsville High School; 155 E. first-round state playoff game Cherry Street, Grantsville against Emery on a two-game When: Friday, 6 p.m. losing streak, having dropped Last Week: Emery lost to San Juan, 38-35; Grantsville lost back-to-back lopsided decisions to Morgan, 35-0 to Juan Diego and Morgan to Since 1970: Grantsville leads 9-3 wrap up the regular season. Last Meeting: Grantsville 56, at Emery 22; Oct. 12, 2018 A struggling running game was a large part of that, and Cowboys coach Kody Byrd’s of 43.7 yards per game. our pass game and brings the team is looking to get things Byrd is confident that the energy and excitement to our back on track Friday at 6 p.m. at Cowboys can get things turned defense.” CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Cowboy Stadium. around, mainly because their A stronger run game can Grantsville’s Blake Thomas (14) carries the ball during the Cowboys’ non-region game against North Sanpete on “I think (Emery’s) a good offensive line is back to the only help quarterback Caleb Aug. 14 at Grantsville High School. The Cowboys, ranked sixth in Class 3A, will play host to No. 11 Emery in the matchup for us,” Byrd said. “We way it was earlier in the season Sullivan, who has had a solid first round of the Class 3A state football playoffs Friday at 6 p.m. played a tough schedule and we when Grantsville ripped off four season for Grantsville. He got through it, and I think we’re consecutive wins. has completed 160 of his 255 that prides itself on a balanced Defensively, the Cowboys outscored 167-105. ready for the playoffs. We’ve got “We just didn’t play well, pass attempts (62.7%) for offensive attack. will look to regain the form they Slowing down the No. 11 a good idea of who we are and that’s the biggest thing,” Byrd 1,736 yards, 13 touchdowns Noah Mouritsen comes into showed when they started the Spartans (5-5) won’t be an what we do, so it will be a good said. “Hopefully, we’ve got and eight interceptions, and Friday’s game with 47 catches season 4-1. In that stretch, they easy task, as they’ve shown an contest.” those things ironed out, we’ve he’s added another 310 yards for 525 yards and three touch- allowed just 77 points — 47 ability to put up big numbers. Sixth-ranked Grantsville (5-5 got everyone back and healthy and three TDs on the ground. downs, and Dillen Richardson of which came in their season- They put up 54 points in a win overall) ran for 1,425 yards over and we’re ready to go. Blake Thomas has rushed for has caught 31 balls for 335 opening loss to North Sanpete. over Union, 49 against Grand, its first eight games, an aver- “If we’re running the ball 751 yards and 12 scores, and yards and four TDs. Josh Staley In the five games since, they 38 against South Sevier and 56 age of 178.1 yards per contest. well, I think it kind of lifts Gabe Mouritsen has 135 rush- has 22 receptions for 284 yards haven’t given up fewer than 22 The Cowboys ran for a season- up everything ... it opens up ing yards and a TD for a team and a TD. points in a game, and have been SEE COWBOYS PAGE A9 ➤ high 294 yards in a 45-27 win over Summit Academy on Oct. 2, though that was their lone victory in a stretch where they lost four of five to end the sea- son. In those losses to Beaver, South Summit, Juan Diego and Rested Buffs get Morgan, the Cowboys ran for a total of 171 yards, or an average rematch with Aviators SPORTS WRAP Tooele hopes to Grantsville volleyball at Providence Hall avenge earlier defeat THS GAME INFO The Grantsville volleyball team wrapped up its 2020 regular sea- DARREN VAUGHAN Class 4A First Round son with a 25-22, 25-16, 25-17 SPORTS EDITOR No. 20 Tooele Buffaloes (2-7, 2-4 Region 10) at No. 13 win over Providence Hall in a The Tooele football team Cedar Valley Aviators (5-4, 4-2) Region 13 match Tuesday night couldn’t help but be disap- Where: Cedar Valley High School, 1389 E. Aviator Ave., in Herriman. Individual statistics pointed last week when its sea- Eagle Mountain were not available at press time. son finale — and final home When: Friday, 4 p.m. The Cowboys (10-17, 6-4 Region game — against Mountain 13), who finished third in the Last Week: Tooele did not play; Cedar Valley lost to Park region standings, will face North View was called off because of City, 24-21 Sanpete in a second-round Class a COVID-19 outbreak. All-Time Series: Cedar Valley leads 2-0 3A state tournament match “It was kind of a punch-in- Last Meeting: at Cedar Valley 23, Tooele 21; Sept. 25, 2020 Saturday in Mount Pleasant. the-gut feeling,” Tooele coach Notable HS volleyball scores Andru Jones said. “You do Tuesday everything you possibly can injury bug time and time again glass being half-full instead of Grantsville 3, Providence Hall 0 to keep your kids healthy and this season. Instead of play- half-empty,” Jones said. “Our (25-22, 25-16, 25-17) safe, and then you get told, ing the Bruins on short rest, kids are ready to go and they Sky View 3, Green Canyon 2 (25- ‘hey, you’ve got to close up the 20th-seeded Buffs had last were excited to be back on 20, 22-25, 15-25, 25-15, 15-12) shop for a little bit.’ That was a week off instead, and came Monday and they’re ready to Bear River 3, Logan 1 (25-17, little hard, but there’s a bigger to Monday’s practice rejuve- fight this playoff fight.” 25-18, 23-25, 25-12) picture and plan.” nated and ready to prepare for The Aviators (5-4, 4-2) Ridgeline 3, Mountain Crest 1 CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO However, it might have been Friday afternoon’s Class 4A earned the No. 13 seed for (16-25, 25-23, 25-16, 25-12) Tooele’s Anthony Cole (20) carries the ball during the Buffaloes’ non- a blessing in disguise for the first-round state playoff game the Class 4A playoffs when Ogden 3, Ben Lomond 0 (25-4, region game against Green Canyon on Aug. 14 at Tooele High School. The Buffaloes (2-7, 2-4 Region 10), against Cedar Valley. 25-6, 25-9) Buffaloes earned the No. 20 seed in Class 4A, and will open the postseason ➤ Snow Canyon 3, Pine View 0 (25- on the road against No. 13 Cedar Valley at 4 p.m. Friday in Eagle Mountain. who have been bitten by the “We try to look at it as the SEE BUFFS PAGE A9 13, 25-16, 25-21) Carbon 3, South Sevier 0 (26-24, 25-15, 25-16) Juab 3, Delta 2 (25-19, 20-25, 22-25, 25-20, 15-11) South Summit 3, Summit Academy 0 (25-6, 25-12, 25-17) Buffs to host first-round volleyball pod North Sanpete 3, ALA 0 (25-17, 25-10, 25-13) Cowboys, Stallions travel to open state tourney Manti 3, Maeser Prep 2 (25-16, 22-25, 25-18, 17-25, 17-15) DARREN VAUGHAN second to Uintah in the region Richfield 3, Emery 1 (18-25, SPORTS EDITOR standings. 25-17, 25-23, 26-24) A tumultuous 2020 high The Buffaloes will enjoy a Morgan 3, Judge Memorial 1 school volleyball season is first-round bye, watching No. (25-20, 19-25, 25-18, 25-10) headed for its conclusion, with 13 Green Canyon (14-14, 5-5 Wednesday state-tournament play set to Region 11) and No. 20 Canyon ICS 3, Summit Academy 0 (25- begin Saturday for all five of View (6-17, 0-14 Region 9) do 15, 25-13, 25-18) Tooele County’s teams. battle in a first-round match at HS girls soccer scores The COVID-19 pandemic noon Saturday before facing Tuesday has forced a change in format the winner at 3 p.m. Tooele Class 6A semifinals for this year’s postseason. The has not faced either team this American Fork 2, Fremont 0 first two rounds of the tourna- season. The winner of the sec- Davis 4, Pleasant Grove 1 ment will be single-elimina- ond-round match will face No. Class 5A semifinals tion, with the top eight teams 5 Mountain Crest, No. 12 Bear Bonneville 2, Skyline 0 in each classification hosting River or No. 21 Ben Lomond in Olympus 2, Murray 1 a “pod” with one or two other a quarterfinal match Tuesday Wednesday teams on Saturday. The tour- in Richfield. Class 3A semifinals nament will then move on to a Stansbury (5-22, 2-10) Manti 2, Juab 0 neutral site — the Sevier Valley earned the No. 19 seed in Class Morgan 1, Judge Memorial 0, OT Center in Richfield for classes 4A, and will travel to Desert Schedule 3A and 4A, and Union High Hills High School in St. George Friday’s games School in Roosevelt for Class for its pod. The Stallions will Dugway volleyball at Tintic, 1 1A — for a double-elimination face No. 14 Cedar City (13-14, p.m. tournament to crown a state 7-7 Region 9) at 1 p.m., with Tooele football at Cedar Valley, champion. the winner facing No. 3 Desert 4 p.m. Here’s a look at where Hills (19-8, 13-1 Region 9) Grantsville football vs. Emery, Tooele, Stansbury, Grantsville, in the second round for the 6 p.m. Wendover and Dugway stand chance to face No. 6 Snow Saturday’s games going into Saturday’s pods. Canyon or No. 11 Ogden in a Wendover volleyball at quarterfinal match. Escalante, 1 p.m. Class 4A Sky View is the top seed in Stansbury volleyball vs. Cedar Despite missing the final Class 4A, and will face the win- City, 1 p.m. at Desert Hills HS couple weeks of the regular ner between No. 16 Pine View Grantsville volleyball at North season because of a COVID-19 and No. 17 Hurricane in the Sanpete, 1 p.m. Tooele volleyball vs. Green outbreak the Tooele volleyball second round in Smithfield. In Canyon/Canyon View winner, team managed to maintain Vernal, second-seeded Uintah CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO 3 p.m. the No. 4 spot in the Class 4A will face either No. 15 Cedar Stansbury’s Sarah Gatluak (13) elevates for a spike as Ratings Percentage Index, and Valley or No. 18 Logan, while CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Tuesday’s games teammate Becky Boone looks on during a Region 10 Grantsville volleyball at Class 3A will serve as one of eight first- No. 5 Mountain Crest hosts No. Tooele senior Aysha Lewis serves the ball during an match against Cedar Valley on Aug. 27 at Stansbury state tournament at Sevier round pod hosts. The Buffaloes 12 Bear River and No. 21 Ben Aug. 20 match against Grantsville at Tooele High High School. The Stallions, who earned the No. 19 Valley Center were 13-4 overall and 6-3 in Lomond in Hyrum. School. The Buffaloes earned the No. 4 seed in Class seed in the Class 4A state volleyball tournament, will Tooele and Stansbury volleyball Region 10 play, including a Three second-round 4A, and will host a first-round “pod” that includes face No. 14 Cedar City in a first-round match Saturday at Class 4A state tournament 10-game winning streak from No. 13 Green Canyon and No. 20 Canyon View on at Desert Hills High School in St. George. The winner at Sevier Valley Center SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE A9 ➤ Saturday. The Buffs will play the winner of the match of that match will face Desert Hills later that day in the Aug. 28-Sept. 26, and finished between the Wolves and Falcons at 3 p.m. second round. THURSDAY October 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9 Stansbury boys sixth, girls 12th at state meet DARREN VAUGHAN 16:40.6, with Oliver Sill 32nd Cedar Valley (10th), Juan Diego Tooele, which finished 15th View’s Kate Dickson by 36.9 sec- second for the individual title SPORTS EDITOR in 16:54.5, Tyler Seeley 43rd in (16th) and Uintah (18th). with 416 points, was led by onds. Pine View won the team with a winning time of 19:29.7, The Stansbury boys cross- 17:06.2 and Wyatt Gleed 62nd Holly Johansen’s 51st-place title with 72 points, followed leading the Bobcats to the team country team put together a in 17:23.6. Sam Russell (71st, Class 4A girls effort in 20:40.7. Jennifer by Desert Hills (92), Ridgeline championship by 33 points over strong effort in Wednesday’s 17:31.8) and Lanse Larsen The Stansbury girls finished Thomas was 75th in 21:17.9, (103), Cedar City (141) and Bryce Valley. Class 4A state championship (87th, 17:46.5) also took part in 12th overall, led by Erin Allen’s with Grace Jenkins 98th in Bear River (162). Ogden was Wendover also had two run- meet at Cedar High School in the race for the Stallions. 40th-place finish in 20:18.1. 22:24.8, Samantha Stuart the top Region 10 team in the ners compete in the 1A boys Cedar City, finishing sixth over- Garrett Lawton’s 53rd-place Eliza Beazer was 47th in 102nd in 22:32.9 and Hannah field, finishing eighth. Uintah race, led by Jimmy Escareno’s all after taking top honors in finish (17:15.6) led Tooele’s 20:29.8, followed by Brooke Prusse 107th in 22:49.6. was 16th, Cedar Valley was 17th 55th-place finish in 21:30.1. 2019. boys to a 14th-place finish Call in 67th in 21:10.4, Nicole Rebekah Medley (111th, and Juan Diego was 18th. Brian Maxwell was 81st in The meet was dominated by with 358 points. He was joined Payne (78th, 21:25.4) and 22:53.2) and Keira Stewart 25:38.5. Panguitch’s Porter runners from Region 9, Class by teammates Parker Hansen Elena Allen (81st, 21:36.7) (112th, 22:54.9) crossed the Class 1A Schoppe won the state title in 4A’s southernmost region. In (68th, 17:30.4), K Stoddard were the Stallions’ other scoring line together to complete the Wendover’s Xochil Duenas 16:46.2 — 38.1 seconds ahead fact, Stansbury was the top non- (84th, 17:41.9), Garrett Palmer runners, giving them a total of Buffaloes’ effort. finished 38th in the 1A girls of runner-up Brock Syrett of Region 9 team in the field, with (86th, 17:45.4) and Joseph 307 points. Alexis Dansie (89th, Hurricane’s Caila Odekirk race, clocking in at 26:20.6. Bryce Valley — and Piute won Desert Hills recording 44 points Wilkins (92nd, 17:52.7). Carter 22:00.6) and Tatelyn Larsen led wire-to-wire for her second Panguitch’s Adelaide Englestead the team championship by 38 to win the team title. Cedar Clayton (112th, 18:12.3) and (109th, 22:50.3) also competed consecutive individual title, edged Milford’s Kinley points over Water Canyon. City was second with 73 points, Carter Day (115th, 18:16.1) ran for Stansbury. finishing in 17:45.5 to beat Sky Spaulding by six-tenths of a [email protected] followed by Hurricane (106), for the Buffaloes, as well. Snow Canyon (124) and Pine Hurricane’s Josh Armstrong View (133). won the individual title with a The Stallions’ 168-point time of 15:24.5, just ahead of effort was led by Jacob Simper, runner-up Carson Helmer of of. We jus have to play well and three sacks and Ethan Rainer take anybody lightly, but from a who finished ninth overall with Desert Hills (15:31.3). Cowboys execute what we do. They’re had a team-high five intercep- matchup standpoint on paper, a time of 16 minutes, 12.4 sec- definitely a good team that’s tions. we match up pretty well against Other Region 10 teams in the continued from page A8 onds. Noah Hales was 25th in field included Ogden (seventh), competed well throughout the The winner of Friday’s game those teams. year, and we’re definitely not will face either No. 3 Summit “It’s amazing that we’ve got- against Carbon in blowout wins, taking them lightly — that’s for Academy or No. 14 American ten this far, and we appreciate and also put up 35 in a close sure.” Leadership Academy in a quar- the hard work from our admin- season-ending loss to San Juan. Grantsville’s defense is led terfinal game next week. While istration and our custodians “They do throw the ball by Kaden Kelley, who had a it isn’t looking past Emery, and our kids and community for really well,” Byrd said. “They’ve team-high 62 tackles and 12 Grantsville likes its draw in the staying healthy and allowing got some speed and a really ath- tackles-for-loss entering last postseason bracket and feels it us to get all these games in,” he letic quarterback, so they’ll defi- week’s game against Morgan. has the potential to make a run. added. “It’s good to see, and we nitely push us that way. They’ve Gabe Mouritsen had 45 tackles “I think that we match up haven’t had any sick kids in our got some big, strong guys up and four TFLs and Staley had well with the teams we’re up program. Hopefully, we keep it front, but I think there’s some 41 tackles and two TFLs. Joey against,” Byrd said. “It defi- that way.” things we can take advantage Scorsone had four TFLs and nitely will be hard and you can’t [email protected]

We both came from (Class) 1A, prayers right or something, with Helu catching 15 passes Buffs 2A programs, so I’ve known I don’t know,” Jones said. for 249 yards and two scores continued from page A8 him for a little longer. We feel “We’ve been banged up a lot and Tabor Shepard making 13 like we’ve got a good game this year. We’re a really, really catches for 227 yards and two the brackets were released plan and we feel like we can good football team, but we TDs. Saturday, giving them the get after these guys pretty just haven’t played with a full Tooele hopes to balance opportunity to host Friday’s well.” team. This Friday, we will. This things out with a bevy of tal- game, which begins at 4 The first time the teams is the first Friday since the sea- ented running backs. Helu car- p.m. Cedar Valley narrowly met, Cedar Valley raced out son started that we’ll play with ried the ball 63 times for 477 defeated the Buffs 23-21 in a to a 20-0 halftime lead before a full team.” yards and four TDs this season, Region 10 game Sept. 25 in Tooele came storming back. The Tooele defense is led including 10 carries for 95 Eagle Mountain, though Jones The Buffs outscored the by Drake Gritzmacher (65 yards the first time the Buffs noted Tooele was missing eight Aviators 21-3 in the second tackles), Ty Sutherland (55 and Aviators met. Anthony regular starters in that game half, scoring all three of their tackles), Devin Murphy (43 Cole is Tooele’s leading rusher after a particularly physical touchdowns — a pair of TD tackles, four sacks) and Ernest with 537 yards and three TDs, game against Ogden the week passes from Justic Tadifa to Gurr (eight sacks, two inter- while Shepard has 172 yards before. Dylan Makoni and a rushing ceptions). Kameron Rolle and and two TDs on 57 attempts. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO “We’ve probably been one TD by Mateaki Helu — in a Malakai Sedillo each had two Sutherland also figures to be in Grantsville’s Maison White (12) spikes the ball during a non-region match of the most injured teams in span of 8:33. Only a fourth- interceptions during the regu- the mix as a ball-carrier. Aug. 20 at Tooele High School. The Cowboys are the No. 11 seed in Class 3A, and will face No. 6 North Sanpete in the second round of the Class 3A (Class) 4A this year,” Jones quarter field goal by the lar season. “It would be nice to get this state volleyball tournament at 1 p.m. Saturday in Mount Pleasant. said. “We were out two start- Aviators kept Tooele from com- Offensively, the Buffs ben- one,” Jones said. “A playoff ing safeties, two starting pleting the comeback. efited from the week off after win would do wonders for D-linemen and a starting This time around, the Buffs suffering several injuries in this school and this program No. 7 Juab; and in Castle Dale, linebacker, a starting center, a should be fully healthy for the their Week 9 loss to Park City. right now. We’re still fighting Volleyball No. 9 Delta at No. 8 Emery. starting receiver — we had a first time all season. That will Tadifa returns at quarterback an uphill battle a little bit and continued from page A8 Like in Class 4A, the 3A lot of kids out the first time we be key, as Tooele gave up 423 after being injured against the we’re still growing and chang- quarterfinals and the first played. yards of offense to the Aviators Miners, though he will split ing things. I like where we’re round of consolation play “We feel like it’s going to be in September. That included time with Payton Sprouse. at. We’ve just got to start get- matchups are already set, as will take place Tuesday in a great game (Friday),” Jones 318 passing yards by Payton Sprouse was 12-for-27 for 173 ting to that point where we can the top 10 teams received Richfield, with the semifinals, added. “Any time you play a Weber, 123 receiving yards by yards, two touchdowns and push this over the edge.” first-round byes. No. 6 Snow finals, third- and fifth-place team twice, it’s going to be a Noah Burnham, and 153 total two interceptions against Park The winner of Friday’s game Canyon will face No. 11 Ogden games on Wednesday. close game and a great game. yards (80 rushing, 73 receiv- City after Tadifa was hurt. will meet No. 4 Ridgeline in a in St. George, with No. 7 We really respect them and I ing) by Vili Mausia. Makoni caught 27 balls for second-round game Oct. 30 in Ridgeline and No. 10 Crimson Class 1A love their head football coach “It’s been one of those years 435 yards and six touchdowns Millville. Cliffs meeting in Millville and The top 14 teams received (Weston Zabriskie) over there. — maybe I just didn’t say my during the regular season, [email protected] No. 8 Juan Diego taking on No. first-round byes in the clas- 9 Dixie in Draper. sification for Utah’s smallest The quarterfinals and the schools. Wendover (9-9, 4-0 first round of consolation play Region 21) is No. 11 in the NOTICE OF INCORPORATION ELECTION will take place Tuesday in Class 1A RPI, and will travel Richfield, with the semifinals, to Escalante to face the No. FOR THE CITY OF ERDA finals and third- and fifth-place 6-ranked Moquis (16-9, 5-6 matches on Wednesday. Region 20) in the second A Request for a Feasibility Study into the proposed City of Erda was received in the Lieutenant round. The teams did not Governor’s office on September 24, 2018. The full request and feasibility study summary can Class 3A meet during the season, but be seen at voteinfo.utah.gov/erda. As one of the top 14 teams had common opponents: in Class 3A, No. 11 Grantsville Wendover was 2-5 against (10-17, 6-4 Region 13) Providence Hall, Green River, Proposition #20 – Map of the Proposed Incorporation of Erda* received a first-round bye. The Dugway, Parowan, Panguitch Cowboys will face No. 6 North and Milford, and Escalante was Sanpete (16-9, 9-2 Region 6-2. The winner will play No. 14) in a second-round match 3 Valley or No. 14 Pinnacle in Saturday in Mount Pleasant. a quarterfinal match Oct. 30 in The Cowboys and Hawks Roosevelt. did not meet during the regu- Other second-round match- lar season, though they have a ups include: No. 14 Pinnacle number of common opponents. at No. 3 Valley in Orderville; Grantsville went 2-7 against No. 13 Manila at No. 4 Delta, Carbon, Grand, South Intermountain Christian in Salt Sevier, Cedar Valley, Juab Lake City; No. 12 Green River and Richfield, while North at No. 5 Milford; No. 10 Water Sanpete was 7-3. The winner Canyon at No. 7 Panguitch; of Saturday’s match will face and No. 9 Wayne at No. 8 either No. 3 Morgan or No. 14 Tabiona. Judge Memorial in a quarterfi- No. 18 Dugway (1-16, 0-4 nal game Tuesday in Richfield. Region 21) will face a famil- The 3A bracket had to be iar foe in Friday’s first-round
reshuffled when seventh- matchup against No. 15 Tintic ranked Grand dropped out (6-18, 2-2), having faced the *DISCLAIMER: This map is accurate as of the time of printing. The areas indicated as “Pending Annexations” on the map could be of the postseason because of Miners twice in region play. annexed into neighboring cities prior to Election Day. For an up-to-date map of the proposed incorporation area of Erda, please visit voteinfo.utah.gov/erda. a COVID-19 outbreak. That Tintic won the first matchup in moved all the teams ranked four sets on Sept. 29 and swept below the Red Devils up a spot, three sets against the Mustangs This proposition will be on the November 3, 2020 General Election. By-Mail Ballots will be sent to all and allowed No. 8 Emery to on Oct. 13. Friday’s match will voters within the proposed incorporation area by the 15th of October. Voted ballots may be returned by become a host team instead be played at 1 p.m. in Eureka, of having to travel. It also with the winner facing No. 2 mail (must be postmarked by Nov. 2, 2020) at the following ballot drop boxes or can be dropped off at the gave No. 13 South Sevier and Piute (14-3, 5-0 Region 20) at County Clerk’s Office: No. 14 Judge Memorial first- 1 p.m. Saturday in Junction. round byes that they otherwise The second-round winner wouldn’t have had. plays No. 7 Panguitch or No. Grantsville Ballot Box Location – East of Grantsville City Hall next to utility box There are two first-round 10 Water Canyon in a quarter- Stansbury Park Ballot Box Location – 500 E Village Blvd (across from Kravers) matchups on Saturday. No. 15 final match. Tooele City Hall – South of Tooele City Hall, next to utility box Manti will face No. 18 Summit The other first-round Academy in Price, with the matchup in Class 1A pits No. Tooele County – In the alley behind Tooele County Administration Building winner facing No. 2 Carbon. 16 Bryce Valley against No. 17 For a map showing the location of the ballot boxes go to In Roosevelt, top-seeded Diamond Ranch Academy in tooeleco.org/your government/clerk/where do I vote/Ballot Drop Box Maps Union will face the winner of a Tropic on Friday, with the win- first-round matchup between ner facing top-seeded Rich on No. 16 San Juan and No. 17 Saturday in Randolph. There will be no in-person polling locations for the 2020 General Election, only a mobile polling location at the American Leadership Academy. The quarterfinals and semi- Deseret Peak Complex from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Election Day, November 3, 2020. This location is The remaining second- finals will be contested Oct. 30 specifically for the disabled, people who did not receive a ballot in the mail whose information is correct, or other round matchups are already at Union High School, along set: No. 14 Judge Memorial at with the first round of the emergencies, however, everyone is welcome. There will be signs showing you where to go to pick up your ballot. No. 3 Morgan; No. 13 South consolation bracket. The cham- It will be exactly like the one you received in the mail. There will be a place you can park your car to fill out your Sevier at No. 4 Richfield; in pionship game and third- and ballot and then drop it off in a ballot drop box as you exit the property. We’re calling it “Take Out Voting”! You stay Kamas, No. 12 Providence fifth-place games are Oct. 31. safe and so do our poll workers! There will also be Early Voting at the same location on October 22, 23, 29 & 30 Hall at No. 5 South Summit; in [email protected] Nephi, No. 10 Maeser Prep at from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day. A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 22, 2020

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ed cars and horsepower we would have expected from Ralways seem to add up to a luxury brand, coming with something magical and this quilted leather seats that were, totally proved to be so in our of course, heated. A heated experience with the 2020 steering wheel would have Infiniti Q50 Red Sport. really rounded out the interior It’s not often a manufacturer as the mornings were getting includes the color of the car in into the low 50s during our test the name, but with the new ver- Craig & Deanne Conover week. sion of the Infiniti sport sedan GUEST COLUMNISTS The steering column was also it turned out to be perfectly powered, making it easy to get fitting, because standing out entirely separated screens one it in just the right spot for an was as important as driving the on top of the other. Putting extended drive. Of course, the Q50. CarPlay on the top screen still 16-speaker Bose audio system Standard, the Q50 comes allowed us to control the radio didn’t hurt on any outings, with 300 horsepower which and climate on the bottom. delivering rich roadtrip’n music would make it a very energetic Entering the fourth decade as all the way. There were also drive, however the Red Sport, a company, Infiniti is dedicated four USB ports up front along with some tweaking, gets a to keeping new and innovative with an auxiliary audio input bonus of an extra 100 horse- technologies at the forefront for for older generation devices. power. With this addition — their customers. The addition On the safety side, the Q50 accomplished through a twin of a dual screen set-up is a great comes with blind spot monitor- turbo system — the sedan has step in that direction. We would ing, rear cross path and col- an extremely captivating drive. hope they will soon take some lision intervention, forward With this much energy on of the additions over to their emergency braking and collision hand, we had to come up with new 2021 Nissan vehicles. avoidance systems. We would an awesome Saturday adven- Being in a beautiful bright love to have seen the new ture for the Q50. Being late red sedan was not only invigo- Nissan Pro-Pilot assist package September, we thought a great rating but had folks looking at make it into the Infinity sedan mountain trip would be fantas- us for the entire dive up over line. Radar cruise control would tic, not only for the great photos Wolf Creek Pass. Putting the have been a great help on the of the bright red car with bright Q50 into Sport+ mode would longer drive. yellow leaves and green pines, tune the exhaust and add even The steering wheel mounted but also because it would be a more excitement to the drive paddle shifters, along with the good test for the AWD and the as the note coming from the ability to shift the sedan into extra power to take on a curvy tailpipes was nothing short of manual mode, made any drive mountain road. invigorating. Even the neigh- way more interesting, especially Deanne with the Q50 as we headed towards the top of Wolf Creek Pass in Utah on a beautiful fall afternoon just Deanne, using the Explore bors were asking questions on the twisty mountain roads. outside of Kamas. Utah website, suggested we take about the Q50 as we slowly This gave the Q50 a more cou- a trip up into the Park City/ drove through our neighbor- ple-like feel as we climbed and Kamas area and perhaps check hood everyday. descended differing terrains, out the Wolf Creek Pass road. The Wolf Creek Pass road even though the vehicle will run The last time we were on a road proved to be the perfect test through the gears just fine on that went over a Wolf Creek of all the new power and its own. Pass was a few years ago in a handling abilities of the Q50 A beautiful fall day, a bright newly designed Nissan Rogue as we wound to the top, stop- red car, and an awesome Utah in Colorado heading down into ping numerous times to get Backway proved to make for a Pagosa Springs. some photos and just enjoy the magical day and drive in the Of course at the time, being beautiful Utah fall scenery. The new Infiniti Q50 Red Sport. We that it was night and just start- sedan stayed firmly planted love that there are still manu- ing to snow, we thought of the on the road shifting quickly facturers committed to making old song by C.W. McCall, “Wolf between gears as the inclines automobiles that are engaging Creek Pass.” This time, however, changed numerous times. and fun to drive. The 2021 ver- the thought was we didn’t know It turned out that after get- sion of the Q50, it is all that and we had a Wolf Creek Pass right ting to the top of Wolf Creek more! here in Utah. Pass that Duchesne was only Base price: $55,250 Adding our phones and con- 48 miles away. It seemed only Price as driven: $60,475 necting via Apple CarPlay in logical to head that direction for the new Q50 gave us all the even more added scenery, and Craig and Deanne Conover information we needed to make to let the gears keep us in check have been test-driving vehicles for the drive with Siri leading the as we descended into the Uinta nearly a decade. They receive a way. Cool factoid in the Q50: Basin. new car each week for a weeklong it comes equipped with a new Inside, the Q50 proved to be test drive and adventure. They dual HD screen set -up — two as over-the-top comfortable as live in Springville, Utah. GARDEN SPOT A BETTER LIFE Take control of your finances with a Finance Vision Board udgeting. Not a favorite sent your goals. I plan to add a Bword to most people. debt coloring chart to my vision However, taking control of your board. As you work towards the finances can be liberating and Darlene Christensen goal you color in that section. GUEST COLUMNIST empowering. There are ways Now the vision board is also to make financial planning fun interactive. You can find free and creative. In three words debt coloring sheets at debt- – finance vision board! If you goal. Want to hear mine? I will freecharts.com. are a visual person like I am, it pay a $10,000 interest-free makes a lot of sense. debt off by budgeting $850 -$ Now what? 900 a month until Sept. 2021. So, you have this fabulous What is a finance vision Wouldn’t it be nice it that’s all work of art; now what to do board? I had to do? However, how am with it. Put it under the bed? You’ve most likely heard I going to do that? For me, that Perhaps not… It is important about vision boards. They’ve means planning my monthly to place the board somewhere been around for a long time. A budget a bit differently. I’ll need you will see it daily. It is up to vision board is a collage of pic- to be strict with myself when you where that might be. Mine tures and phrases that highlight purchasing things I don’t really has a front and center spot in things you want to accomplish. need. This is good in theory but my garage. Yes, you read that The purpose is to serve as inspi- takes focus and practice. right: My garage. Each morning ration and motivation for work- I go out and get into my car. I ing toward goals. Get creative look up. I see my finance vision Now here’s the fun part. board. It helps remind me and Where to start? Write down Pull together the supplies. It is keep me on track for the day. TTB FILE PHOTO your financial goals. absolutely up to you how you In fact, I’ve printed a small “$” When choosing trees, consider their fall characteristics. The autumn months are a great reason to choose trees First you need a plan. What want to put together your vision sign that I have taped inside my and shrubs that put on a colorful show. specific goals do you have in board. A small corkboard you car display board. A big way I mind? You may be at the begin- can change out? Perfect. One waste money is to run through ning of the process — which of those science fair three way that drive through window or means you need a spending posters? Works too. Find a stack pick up my favorite chai tea. With the right plants, plan or budget. If you already of magazines or print some Having the small reminder that have one, then you are a step images from online. With your is actually driving around with ahead of the game. As you are financial goals in mind, start planning, use the SMART goals looking for pictures that repre- SEE VISION PAGE B3 ® your landscape can have method. This is something you may be aware of — Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Timely. You may ANNIVERSARY a colorful transition have many goals for your finances, but it is important DIANE SAGERS mancy, it gathers the sugars tial for a spectacular color to focus on one or two. For Marlow and GUEST COLUMNIST from the leaves and closes show in the autumn months is me, that means paying nearly This column was originally off the attachment point. The a great reason to include plants $10,000 off towards a replace- Delores Griffith published Oct. 21, 2010. It has leaves eventually drop off, but that will jazz up your fall land- ment sewer line on a house I The children of Marlow been updated by the author. not before they change color. scape with rich, vibrant colors. just bought in May. “Ouch,” and Delores Griffith The whole metamorphosis Trees are the mainstay of an right? Putting it into SMART are sending Love and utumn is a time of transi- from summer green to winter’s attractive landscape, whether goals made it so I could breathe Congratulations on 65 years Ation in the plant world bare branches is a gradual the season is winter, spring, a little easier at night. Putting of marriage on October 26. and in the world of people. maturing process. Why not summer or fall. Choose care- it into a vision board that I Thanks Dad and Mom for In the human world, this fall take advantage of these natu- fully so that you can make the see daily helps me visualize your great example of mar- marks unusual fall adjust- ral changes to give your yard most of their seasonal charac- how I am going to get there. riage and family! Happy ments regarding school and the advantage of a beautiful teristics over many years. Put Of course, you can and should Anniversary, with Love, other activities. But it rolls on. seasonal transition? them where they can become write down your goals as well, Brent and Corene Marshall, Meanwhile, the plant world is Too often, people lay out breathtaking single focal but there’s just something about Dave and Debra Garcia, Brad still systematically making its landscapes making decisions points or form a sea of colors seeing something — a picture and Cora Griffith, Bob and usual annual transition to win- on trees and shrubs without mixed with other colorful trees is worth a thousand words kind Kim Overbey, (Chris) and ter months. considering their fall charac- of thing. Jeanne Griffith. With all As a tree prepares for dor- teristics. However, the poten- SEE GARDEN PAGE B3 ® So, you have your SMART your grandchildren. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 22, 2020 Apple pecan granola is seasonal specialty

lthough my taste buds orchard, pumpkin patch or 1. Heat the oven to 350 F. Aaren’t necessarily craving nature center — check out this Line a large rimmed baking a popular pumpkin spice latte granola recipe when you get sheet with parchment paper, or at local coffee shops, I’m eager back home. Packed with dried spray with nonstick spray. to prepare traditional har- apples, pecans, pumpkin seeds, 2. Combine the oats, pecans, vest foods, like roasted acorn cinnamon and lots of healthy pumpkin seeds and sunflower squash soup or a loaf of pump- oats, it captures the tastes and seeds, brown sugar, cinnamon kin bread. crisp feel of the season. and salt in a large mixing bowl. Wherever the spirit and Prepare it with your kids 3. Stir together the oil, tastes of fall take your fam- and store in a big, clear syrup, egg whites and vanilla ily — whether to an apple jar with a scoop inside for easy access on school days. in a small bowl. Add to dry Combined with milk and ingredients and toss well until yogurt, it makes a convenient fully coated. and healthy breakfast staple to 4. Spread the mixture evenly keep the living easy during the on the baking sheet. Bake, stir- morning rush out the door. ring every 10 minutes, until Make shopping for the lightly golden and toasted, healthy ingredients part of the about 25-30 minutes. Stir in cooking adventure with your apples in last 10 minutes. kids. Discover how you can 5. Cool completely before economize by purchasing most serving. Store in an airtight of the ingredients in bulk. container up to a week. Makes about 7 cups. APPLE PECAN GRANOLA NOTE: Substitute brown 4 cups rolled oats (not quick sugar with honey or agave cooking) syrup, and combine with liquid 1 cup coarsely chopped ingredients before tossing with pecans dry ingredients. 1 cup hulled raw pumpkin • • • seeds Donna Erickson’s award- 1 cup hulled raw sunflower winning series “Donna’s Day” seeds is airing on public television 1/3 cup brown sugar nationwide. To find more of Carey Mulligan 1 teaspoon cinnamon her creative family recipes 1/2 teaspoon salt and activities, visit www.don- radley Cooper has found Kumail Nanjiani, Salma 1/3 cup olive or melted nasday.com and link to the Bhis leading lady to play Hayek, Angelina Jolie and Kit coconut oil NEW Donna’s Day Facebook his wife in the Leonard Harrington, from Feb. 12 to 1/4 cup pure maple syrup fan page. Her latest book is Bernstein biography film November 2021. 2 egg whites, slightly beaten “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous “Maestro,” and she is British • • • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract Funstuff for Families.” actress Carey Mulligan. It’s been 15 months 1 cup dried apples, chopped Cooper, who also co-wrote since “The Big Bang into bite-size pieces © 2020 Donna Erickson the screenplay, reveals: “I Theory” ended. Jim Parsons Distributed by King Features Synd. was struck by Carey ever (Sheldon) had two proj- since I saw her on stage ects on Netflix, the 50th years ago and haven’t missed anniversary of “Boys in the a performance since. I am Band” and the miniseries humbled to be working with “Hollywood.” Kaley Cuoco Lab finds tiny amount of blood in her urine such a mammoth talent.” (Penny) has “The Man from Mulligan, 35, received Toronto,” with Kevin Hart DEAR DR. ROACH: My physician should consider easy bruising. They may have a best-actress Oscar nomi- and Woody Harrelson hit- question is about microscopic urinary tract infection, kidney meant that you have stiff blood nation for “An Education” ting theaters next September hematuria. I see a rheumatolo- or bladder stones, and, in the vessels, from calcium or cho- (2009), and starred as Daisy and is the co-creator, execu- gist for sarcoidosis. Last year I right age group, cancer of the lesterol. That’s a cause of high opposite Leonardo DiCaprio tive producer and star of the had various lab tests, includ- kidney and bladder. CT scans blood pressure. They may have in “The Great Gatsby” upcoming HBO Max series ing a urinalysis. That test and and cystoscopy are commonly been trying to draw blood or (2013). More recently she “The Flight Attendant,” with several since then have shown performed tests, and the nega- put in an IV and found that starred in and exec-produced Rosie Perez. It’s about a flight microscopic hematuria. The tive result in your case is reas- your vein “blew,” meaning the the black-comedy thriller attendant who wakes from a rheumatologist sent me to suring. needle went through the vein “Promising Young Woman,” hangover in Dubai to find a a urologist, who did scans You have one more reason entirely and you had bleeding with Bo Burnham, Alison dead body in her room; she and a scope of the bladder to have hematuria than oth- under the skin. Brie, Jennifer Coolidge, calls no one and just flies off up through the right kidney. ers, and that is the sarcoidosis. There are also some rare Connie Britton and Laverne to New York, where the FBI is There’s a slight stricture of the Sarcoidosis is a condition that blood disorders causing blood Cox, and also stars in waiting for her. right ureter. My biopsies were can affect any tissue in the will not have serious disease. vessels to become fragile, and Netflix’s upcoming “The Dig,” Kunal Nayyar (Rajesh) negative. body with abnormal clumps of However, it is probably still sometimes inflamed. These with Ralph Fiennes and Lily starred in the recent release Tests and scans continue to cells called granulomata. (Just prudent to keep an eye on the can be quite serious, but I James. of “Think Like a Dog,” with be OK except for the micro- one is called a granuloma.) kidneys and bladder periodi- doubt you have one of these. Leonard Bernstein won Josh Duhamel and Megan scopic hematuria. I am a While the lungs are the most cally. You would have been referred an Oscar for the soundtrack Fox. Mayim Bialik executive- 60-year-old woman. Is the common site for sarcoidosis, it • • • to a specialist. of the Marlon Brando clas- produced (with Jim Parsons) hematuria a cause for con- can affect the kidney, causing DEAR DR. ROACH: I was While I understand why sic “On the Waterfront” and hosted “Celebrity Show- cern? hematuria. just told that I have brittle medical professionals will use (1949), 16 Grammys from 63 Off” and will star in the mid- — K.E. Sarcoidosis also can cause veins. I have exhausted every nonspecific terms like these, nominations, seven Emmys season FOX comedy series ANSWER: “Hematuria” kidney damage, resulting in a place I can think of to find out they can lead to confusion. from 13 nominations, two “Call Me Kat,” based on the means “blood in the urine.” high creatinine, so that should more about this condition. • • • Tony Awards and a Kennedy British series by Miranda “Gross” hematuria means be tested. Severe kidney dis- What is it? What causes it? Dr. Roach regrets that Center Honors. On film he Hart, with Cheyenne there is so much blood that ease from sarcoidosis may What should I do? he is unable to answer indi- wrote music for “On the Jackson, Leslie Jordan (“Will it changes the urine color, be treated with prednisone, — T.M.G. vidual questions, but will Town” (1949) and “West & Grace”) and Swoosie Kurtz. while “microscopic” hema- but you should see an expert ANSWER: There isn’t a incorporate them in the Side Story” (1961). Melissa Rauch (Bernadette) turia is recognizable only in (nephrologist) to consider this condition called “brittle veins”: column whenever possible. Meanwhile, Steven was one of the stars of “Cats the laboratory. Blood in the diagnosis. Whoever told you that was try- Readers may email questions Spielberg’s remake of “West & Dogs 3: Paws Unite,” which urine can come from anywhere The majority of people with ing to explain a symptom you to ToYourGoodHealth@med. Side Story” has moved went straight to video, while in the urinary system, and small amounts of blood in the have. They may have meant cornell.edu. from Dec. 18 to Dec. 10, Simon Helberg (Howard) there is a long list of possi- urine with no documented that your capillaries (the 2021 due to the pandemic. is currently shooting the bilities. Although the cause is reason for it, including the smallest type of blood vessel) © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. Other films postponed are Amazon musical “Annette,” sometimes never found, your cystoscopy and scans you had, break easily. That’s a cause of All Rights Reserved Scarlett Johansson’s “Black with Adam Driver and Widow,” from Nov. 6 to May Marion Cotillard. 7; “Death on the Nile,” with So far none of them have Annette Bening, Kenneth made a “Big Bang” since their while conducting the sec- to the hospital immediately. respectively, during flights, Branagh, Gal Gadot and series ended, but that’s just ond act of Wagner’s opera A 99% blockage was discov- which is why airplane food Armie Hammer, from Oct. 23 my theory! “Tristan und Isolde.” They ered near his heart, which, has never tasted so hot. to Dec. 18; and “Eternals,” collapsed from heart attacks left untreated, would have (“That’s what I’ve been tell- with Richard Madden, © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. at exactly the same point in certainly been fatal. ing you!” said every airplane the music due to its technical • In 2015, Legoland became food chef, ever.) demands! • • • BY LUCIE WINBOURNE the first theme park to create • Had Georgie Fletcher of its own currency. Thought for the Day: “A • An armadillo’s shell is so Australia never signed on • Writer Guy de Maupassant mind that is stretched by a new hard that it can deflect a bul- to play the mobile game frequently lunched in a res- experience can never go back let, as a Texas man discov- “Words With Friends,” her taurant at the base of the to its old dimensions.” ered to his chagrin when he husband, Simon, might be Eiffel Tower. Why? It was the — Oliver Wendell Holmes took aim at one. The bullet dead. Georgie struck up a only place he could go where © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. ricocheted into his jaw and friendship via the game’s he didn’t have to look at it. he had to be airlifted to a chat feature with frequent hospital, while the armadillo opponent Beth Legler from • The process of things being strolled away unscathed. Missouri. One day, Georgie stretched out and torn apart Subscribe Today as they enter a black hole is • “Pants” was considered told Beth that Simon hadn’t 435-882-0050 called spaghettification. a dirty word in Victorian been feeling well. Beth England. relayed his symptoms to her • Our senses of taste and smell TOOELETRANSCRIPT husband Larry, a doctor, who are cut by 50% and 20%, BULLETIN • Two conductors have died insisted that the Fletchers go THURSDAY October 22, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 ASK AMY POETRY Housemate wants to attack the kitchen ‘Walking Through Dear Amy: I’m a 28-year- in a cleaner, tidier space, he “Think of what you would old former city dweller who might encourage you to do like to dream about. You could a Spider Web’ relocated for more space and more. pick out a person you’d like a quieter location to sit out the Amy Dickinson One of my daughters trans- to see in your dream tonight, ften, for me, it’s a single pandemic. GUEST COLUMNIST formed our kitchen during the or a favorite place. Some Oimage that really makes I love my new leafy neigh- pandemic, and, while there people enjoy flying dreams, a poem, and in this poem by Ted Kooser borhood and my lower rent. was a minor adjustment period or some people have just had Jeff Worley, from his chap- U.S. POET LAUREATE 2004 – 2006 I live in a house with a — Happy Nester (where are those coffee cups?), an all-time lifetime favorite book Lucky Talk, published by 70-year-old man (the brother Dear Nester: It is refresh- overall, the result has been dream. Pick what you’d like to Broadstone Books, it’s “a man of my landlord), who is a for- ing to hear that this (some- wonderful and welcome. dream about and ... visualize conducting an orchestra/ of mer art history teacher and what unconventional) living that person or place. Or you bees.” How often I’ve looked exactly like that, having blundered librarian. We have our own arrangement is working out Dear Amy: This is going to can put some photograph of into a spider web! Worley is the current poet laureate of Kentucky. living spaces and bathrooms; I so well for both of you. As a sound strange, but ever since what you’re trying to dream have a space more than twice rent-paying housemate, you the pandemic hit, I’ve been about on your nightstand, so Walking Through a Spider Web the size of my previous apart- have the right to essentially having very strange dreams you look at it as the last thing ment on the second story of take over half the kitchen, but — at least twice a week. Some before you go to sleep. If you I believed only air our home, and he lives in the because you are a considerate of these dreams are obviously have a particular favorite stretched between the dogwood basement. and respectful person, you are anxiety dreams, but in others, dream you’re focusing on, I have loved his company handling this carefully. it is as if I am revisiting rela- you might try to replay that in and the barberry: another and the care that he devotes Now that you have settled in tionships I’ve had throughout detail before falling asleep.” thoughtless human assumption to the garden. There’s just one and have lived in the house for my life (going all the way back thing — he is a very sentimen- a while, you will have to mus- to childhood). These dreams Dear Amy: I couldn’t believe sidetracking the best story tal hoarder. ter up the courage to approach feature vivid shapes and col- you published a note from this furrow spider knew to spin. Our kitchen is loaded with your housemate about the ors, but nothing much seems “Jeez Louise!” admonishing many dozens of wooden kitchen. Say, “I hope this isn’t to happen. parents that all of their chil- And, trying to get the sticky spoons, sets of dinnerware, too awkward, but would you What do you think is going dren should be treated equally. filament off my face, I must look, and cabinets full of cookware. mind if I more or less attacked on? Hey, life isn’t fair. It’s that There are easily a dozen spong- the kitchen and did a deep- — To Sleep, Perchance... simple. to the neighbors, like someone es — some old, some new. We clean? I’ve been watching a lot Dear Sleep: I read a — A Reader being attacked by his own nervous easily have 150 spice contain- of videos on how to do this and fascinating interview with Dear Reader: Life is not ers, as well as random knick- I’d like to give it a try.” Harvard Medical School fair, but parents should at least system, a man conducting an orchestra knacks in every corner. There Let’s assume that he will dream researcher and profes- try to be. of bees. Or maybe it’s only the dance are corners that are covered in agree to this. After you get sor Deirdre Barrett, who has spider webs and other pests. started with the cleaning, ask surveyed over 2,500 people You can email Amy Dickinson of human history I’m reenacting: How do I get him to let me him, “How attached are you about their pandemic dreams. at askamy@amydickinson. caught in his own careless wreckage, organize the space and even go to some of these spices and You are definitely not alone in com or send a letter to Ask “Marie Kondo” on it? smaller things? I’m seeing reporting vivid dreams during Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, a man trying to extricate himself, He seems open to the notion duplicates and a lot of stuff this period. I was surprised to NY 13068. You can also follow afraid to open his eyes. of adjusting his life to accom- that is expired.” learn that you might be able her on Twitter @askingamy or modate a roommate, but I Basically, I’m suggesting that to control more of your dream Facebook. American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry don’t know where to begin and you take on this job in stages. content in advance of sleeping. © 2020 by Amy Dickinson Foundation. Poem copyright ©2018 by Jeff Worley “Walking how to preserve our good rela- Just as the accumulation hap- Here is Barrett’s advice Through a Spider Web,” from Lucky Talk, (Broadstone Books, tionship. pened over time, once he has about how to “direct” your 2018). Poem reprinted by permission of Jeff Worley and the pub- Any ideas? the experience of navigating dreams: lisher. Introduction copyright © 2020 by The Poetry Foundation. INTERPERSONAL EDGE vines may also provide a fall or maroon leaves, but not all Garden show as ground covers or as a develop color. continued from page B1 backdrop to other plants. Liquid amber or sweetgum When you choose trees, con- trees turn brilliant colors of sider their colors. Maples, such red, orange and yellow. They Politics in the workplace as Norway maples, turn yellow are not planted a great deal in and shrubs in groupings. in the fall as do box elders. our area, but they are never- Q: Our office is in an elec- shouldn’t hurt the little guy.” I Remember, trees can be Rocky Mountain maples are theless beautiful. tion uproar. Do you have said, “If you believe that then almost permanent fixtures in native to our area. They pro- White oaks turn purplish thoughts about how the elec- perhaps you want to quit say- any landscape. Choose variet- vide the bright reds and orang- red. Swamp white oak may be tion will go, what affect it will Daneen Skube ing things to your spouse that GUEST COLUMNIST ies that are well adapted to our es that bedeck our mountains tawny yellow or red. Scarlet have, and the possible social are unkind!” She glared and climate and soil conditions. in the fall. They are the most and red oaks may turn bright consequences of who we elect? then admitted this is a change Many trees and shrubs — par- beautiful and dependable trees scarlet. Gambol oak turns yel- A: Yes, I think Donald she could make. ticularly natives — get by with for fall color. low to brown. Trump has a law and order less by the end of 2021. We can see the mistakes of less water, so you can enjoy Birches turn golden yellow Sumacs are small trees that platform ironically based on With a Biden win there will others, including our leaders, their seasonal beauty while in the fall. Hornbeams, catal- turn bright orange or red, cre- the social unrest. Trump has a be protests, but less clashing more clearly than we can see conserving water. pas, hackberries and redbuds ating a dazzling show when natural opening to appeal to and violence as the left goes our own mistakes yet our own Shrubs accent the color cre- do as well. Although most cot- the sun lights it from behind. the fear around this chaos. Joe home. It takes two sides to mistakes are the easiest ones ated by trees but they fit well tonwoods, poplars and aspens Shrubs that provide bright Biden, with the fires this year, fight and bring this level of to fix. There’s a huge amount into places that trees cannot. turn yellow, some turn orange fall colors include serviceberry, has a “the world is burning” current chaos. Since the left wrong with our world and our Shrubs serve as foundation and red. which turns red and purple, climate change and social jus- side of politics has driven a country. Our most powerful plantings, hedges, backdrops Hawthorn trees vary. and spirea with red oranges tice platform. lot of our unrest a win for the political move is to do every- and accessories to plants in American species turn red, and yellows. Cotoneasters It is believed by many clini- left should get people out of thing we can to fix ourselves other areas of the garden. while European species turn turn red-orange and burning cians, myself included, that the streets and back into the before and after we step into Vines, too, can add color yellow. Many of the hawthorns bush has earned its name for Trump struggles with some business of creating actual voting booths. to your landscape. Virginia have colorful fruit that enhanc- its brilliant fall hues. Look at sort of narcissistic disorder solutions as they see a path creeper does not belong every- es the hues of the trees. pyracantha, barberries, and which makes it hard for him to forward. The last word(s) where as it is fairly aggressive. Ash trees vary. White ash mahonia to add color from the understand his social world. I think the president we Q: I think I have developed However, plant it in the right turns purple to wine red. berries they produce. Narcissistic issues are com- elect four years from now will an anxiety disorder during this place and enjoy its spectacular Green ash and Ginkgos turn Enjoy a beautiful landscape mon but clinical personality be pro-business and have less pandemic. Do you think men- show of large bright leaves that golden. Honeylocust turns yel- by selecting plants carefully to disorders are less so. We all narcissism. tal health has taken a hit since change gradually and beauti- low, but the show is short since enhance the scene through the experience times when we lack Many people see politics March of this year? fully from green to red as fall leaves drop quickly.Flowering various seasons of the year. awareness of when we’re hurt- through a polarized perspec- A: Yes, statistically anxiety arrives. Other less aggressive pears may have blazing red ing others. Trump is not alone tive. Trump is good, Biden is and depression have gone up in lacking empathy. There’s bad or the opposite. Our world by 40% since the pandemic vast entitlement to hurt each is not that simple. Trump has started yet many people are other as an ineffective strategy done good things and has not yet seeking mental health be $5. Plan to pay with credit Again, this will only be seen to create change on both sides made mistakes. Most of us support. When the going gets Vision card, check or exact cash. You by you. Having this informa- of the political arena. would never want to run for tough the tough are smart continued from page B1 can pay at the time of class. All tion will help you to set goals As a mental health coun- president given the challenges. enough to get help so realize supplies will be provided but and make your vision board. At selor and organizational con- Hats off to anyone willing to you don’t need to struggle please bring any magazines you the end of the workshop you sultant I’m concerned another step into that arena. without both medicine and would like to use. Masks will will take home a finance vision four years of Trump may result No matter who is president therapy. me helps to limit those expenses be required, and we will follow board and specific plans for in vast revolutionary protests there’s a great deal of com- and save them for my big goal. social distancing rules. We will success. making normal life impossible. mon ground. Most people Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- spend the first part of the event Since I think about the election would vote for more income tive coach, trainer, therapist and Vision Board Party getting financial goals set. If Darlene Christensen is an from a psychological perspec- equality, less mistreatment of speaker, also appears as the FOX Join Utah State University you don’t have a current bud- associate professor at the USU tive a Trump win worries me others, creation of programs Channel’s “Workplace Guru” Extension for a Finance Vision get, please plan to bring a list Extension – Tooele County office, because I find it hard to predict and structures that make our each Monday morning. She’s the Board class on Tuesday, Nov. of your expenses and income. which is located inside the Tooele just how much negative fall- country a rewarding place to author of “Interpersonal Edge: 10. The class will be offered in This is just for you — you won’t County Health Department out would result. live while fostering healthy, Breakthrough Tools for Talking the morning or evening. Plan to be showing your information to Building, 151 N. Main, Tooele. If Biden becomes president, productive businesses. to Anyone, Anywhere, About attend from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., anybody. If you plan to focus on She can be reached at 435-840- the first Black female Vice No one American president Anything” (Hay House, 2006). or 6 to 8 p.m. Please preregister debt reduction, please bring a 4404, 435-277-2406 or at dar- President is a historic enough can single handedly bring You can contact Dr. Skube at by Friday Nov. 6. Text Darlene list of your debts with amounts [email protected]. achievement that protests will about my last paragraph in www.interpersonaledge.com or at 435-840-4404. The cost will owed and the APR on each. settle. Biden seems to have four years. We can fight over 1420 NW Gilman Blvd., #2845, little narcissism and listens to politics or look at how we Issaquah, WA 98027. Sorry, no people around him. We’ll have create the changes we want personal replies. MY ANSWER four years emphasizing social to elect in our corners of the © 2020 Interpersonal Edge programs rather than business. world. One of my judgmental Repent with a contrite heart Normalcy will return more or clients said, “I think people and receive Him without delay Money Saving Coupons From the writings of the for themselves. They want to ingly ignorant. They want to be Rev. Billy Graham influence as many as they can spiritually blind. Their wills are in Tuesday’s Paper to turn their backs on the God hardened by their sins. Q: Why do some people of truth. They’re interested in They also forget God’s great TOOELE scoff at the prospect of the sec- their own pleasure and feed- proclamation: “The Lord is not TRANSCRIPT ond coming of Christ? ing their own desires. The slack concerning His promise... BULLETIN – S.S. whole point is that they don’t but is longsuffering toward A: The Bible says, “Knowing want Christ to disturb them us, not willing that any should this first, that scoffers will in their sins. They don’t want perish but that all should come come in the last days, walking to be disturbed in their lustful to repentance [eternal life in according to their own lusts” adventures. Christ]” (2 Peter 3:9). (2 Peter 3:3). Scoffers are The Bible gives reason This is the gracious and everywhere. They scoff at the for their delusion. They ask: abundant mercy of God. For Bible. They scoff at the idea “Where is the promise of His those who do not know Him of the resurrection of Jesus coming?... All things continue today, do not turn away, but Christ. They scoff at His second as they were from the begin- repent with a contrite heart coming, because they live their ning of creation” (2 Peter and receive Him without delay. lives according to their own 3:4). So people continue to ways, completely ignoring the say, “We’ve had one upheaval This column is based on the Scripture that has stood the in history after another. But words and writings of the late test of time. Christ hasn’t come. This is Rev. Billy Graham. Scoffers don’t want to live foolish doctrine!” But the © 2020 Billy Graham for God; they want to live Bible says that they are will- Literary Trust Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street (435) 882-0050 B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 22, 2020

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Grantsville Irrigation are available to purchase at meetings. The Young People in Recovery directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Tooele The Grantsville Irrigation system has Moose History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold vocal performance and has taught at the The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Senior Center been shut off. We would like to thank the Meals at Lodge all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 residents of Grantsville for working hard Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and and you are looking for an exceptional The senior center is for the enjoyment of Friday and Saturday night dinners will to conserve during this dry year. Thank cards depicting four different pioneer also on the first and third Friday of the musical experience for them, this is it. For all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. you! buildings for $4. These make great gifts month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park more information and to register for an Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday night dinners change weekly for family and friends. Please call Alice Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting or you can order from the menu items Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- com or call 435-277-0755. activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- Schools purchase these books. 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled able price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. 435-255-9905. Rocky Mountain Hospice art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, St. Marguerite Catholic School Daily lunch specials are available at the Seeking Historical Items Want to have more meaning in your life. wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Students of all faiths are welcome lodge from 11 a.m. The Tooele County Historical Society Family support group Do you want to do something that is sat- movies and health classes. Meals-On- from preschool through 8th grade at Take out orders can be called in during would like members of the community Get your loved one sober. The USARA isfying and of great service to your com- Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Tooele County’s only faith-based school. our operating hours and picked up at the who have any family or personal histories, Craft family support group is held munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day lodge at the time agreed on. photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Hospice volunteer. No experience gested contribution is $3. For those under preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small For members and their guests only. VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you room at the Tooele City Library. Group required. All training, background check 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- would like to donate to our organization and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. Events books and materials provided. Craft is a the store or doctor visits for residents in riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or to please call us. We are also looking for free program for family members who The only requirement is your desire to Veteran’s monthly dinner will be on Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- visit www.stmargschool.org. books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- have a loved one with a substance use help someone in need. Please contact Thursday 19 Nov at 5:30pm. Please portation information call 435-843-4114. chures or any history that pertains to the disorder. For more information, call Heidi Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky come help recognize/honor one of our For more information about the Tooele Tooele County area. If you would like to Warr at 435-255-9905. Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy center, call 435-843-4110. Education Veteran’s. For members and their guests donate them to our organization, or if you Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at only. would let us make a copy for the Tooele Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group 801-397-4902. Tooele Pioneer Museum Tooele Technical College We will be hosting our annual kid’s County Historical Society, please call 435- Join us the 2nd Monday of each month 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open Programs with space available Halloween Party this Saturday October 24 882-1612. from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical The Next Chapter Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday include the POST (Peace Officer from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. It will be an outside Center in Tooele. The Tooele County The Next Chapter is a free social support and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most Standards Training) program (Satellite event with cars entering the lodge on Health Department’s Aging Services pro- and educational program to help widows Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s the East side of the building and driving Groups and Events gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s and widowers adjust to the loss of their Open other times by appointment. Call License (CDL) program and Software around the building to the West side to Association Caregiver Support Groups. spouse through monthly activities. You 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Development. These programs and others receive a bag of goodies. This activity is Tooele County Arts Guild The groups are designed to provide emo- are invited to join others who are on the 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today for moose members and their families All artists from Tooele County age 13 tional, educational and social support for same page as you, to begin a new chapter tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, and begin training for a promising career. only. Thank You and above are welcome to join the Tooele caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- County Arts Guild for an evening, or for County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for Mobile Vet Center es at 435-248-1800 for more information. the year as a member. Benefits of mem- Food Addicts in Recovery more details. To better serve veterans located in Eagles bership include the opportunity to display Anonymous Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center Adult Education your artwork for show and sale in various Sons of Utah Pioneers Social Room Are you having trouble controlling the (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday Get your high school diploma this year venues around Tooele County, as well as way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Anyone interested in the history of The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern at the Tooele Community Learning Center. regular updates on events in our commu- Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. All classes required for a high school nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- ery program for anyone suffering from pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah ers, please tip accordingly. 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! food addiction. Meetings are held every Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- free, confidential counseling for theater aration and English as a second language Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, ings due to the pandemic, but watch this veterans of all conflicts. For further are available. Register now to graduate Meetings bulletin and we will announce our next Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the information contact Dave Brown at 801- — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 Ladies Community Club of meeting, which will be a virtual meet- Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. north back entrance. For more informa- 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- ing. Also watch for an announcement of Auxiliary Meetings are on the 2nd and Tooele tion, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov cation classes are for students 18 and over. To view upcoming events, learn more the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer 4th Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Colleen at 435-882-9019 or visit www. about our organization, or to become a Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- Donate to library ESOL foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to member, please visit gfwctooele.org. attend. lic. For more information about the Sons Please remember the “Friends of the ESOL conversational classes are held Elks of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, Tooele City Library” while doing home Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele TOPS Weight Loss Support Tooele County Aging Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or cleaning and donate your used books to Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Bar Group Tooele County Aging is looking for [email protected] the bookstore in the library. Money from dents may also come anytime the center is We are now open Tuesday thru Saturday The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) volunteers to help us meet the needs of book sales is used to support programs open for individualized study. Registration 11 a.m. to Close. New contact phone Weight Loss Support Group meets every seniors in the community. Many seniors TC Squares Dance Club within the library. The library is located at is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele number 435-249-0192. We look forward Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church require assistance and need rides to doc- The TC Squares Dance Club has begun 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- to seeing you. located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. tors or other professionals. Rides help dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. tion. Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by seniors live more independent lives. Call Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 org. Thank you for your support. West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Early Head Start Events a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- 435-843-4114 for more information. The Halloween Party Saturday October 31 at bring finger food to share. For more infor- DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers dren are invited to attend. Come and let Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers Books for the Whole Family 7:00 p.m. Potluck and Costume Party. mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, Donated children’s books and paper- NO COST weekly home visits for families us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For also are in need of volunteers. For more more information visit TOPS.org or con- information about volunteering at the Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- who are eligible under the age of 3. Home website at tcsquares.com. covers are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 visits include parent and child education, Disabled Veterans tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays assessments, and family support services volunteering at the Tooele Center call Tooele County Homemakers Museum volunteers needed 435-843-4110. and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the including nutrition education. We also Chapter 20 Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park We would like to invite all ladies to our Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back offer comprehensive health services for The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- Life’s Worth Living Foundation Homemakers club. Meetings are held on to the library for projects and programs. expecting mothers including prenatal Chapter 20, for the Disabled American tory or science? Volunteers at the museum Suicide support group meetings are the first Tuesday of every month with a parent education and support services. Veterans holds monthly general member- luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Community Book Sharing Box can gain new skills or practice old ones. held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, We are looking for people to help with Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. September through May. Located at 151 The “Little Free Library” book sharing 882-3439. 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door N Main, in the auditorium of the Health box is a FREE Book Exchange. Anyone organization, exhibit development, gar- Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday dening and educational program devel- the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Department and USU Extension offices. can take a book or bring a book to share. Free developmental evaluation of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due Come check out the newest box located DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- invite all veterans to come join us in the and year round. Scheduling is flexible. cide, please plan on attending. Please go per year. For more information, call Eileen at 965 S. 1050 W. in Tooele. There are a NO COST developmental evaluations for comradery with other veterans at our 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne variety of books for all ages. To learn more children ages birth to 3. We provide a full Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. on Facebook and like our page to keep monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has To apply or request more information, current with our latest news and events. 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. and find a location near you go to www. range of services for children with devel- trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) Thank you and we hope to see you all this littlefreelibrary.org, under the MAP tab, opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal send email to: [email protected] Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- to answer questions concerning your livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. September. enter your zip code. For more information is to minimize the effects of the delay and VA benefits. Nations Service Officers Tooele Gem and Mineral Society call or text Kathy Witt at 435-849-7806. reduce the need for long-term services (NSO’s) are available by appointment to The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Parkinson’s disease Support Tooele County Quilters throughout their school years. For more help veterans and their families submit meets the first Thursday of the month. Group All meetings are held on the third information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at Tuesday of each month in the Tooele claims for compensation, obtain health Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can Grantsville ddivantage.org County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues and educational well-earned benefits. the downstairs conference room of the be overwhelming for the newly diag- are $20 per year to be paid at the first ALL DAV services are Free of Charge. For Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. nosed. Tooele has a support group for Share the past meeting. Share the past, submit a history, obitu- Charity information, please join our monthly Come and learn about rocks, minerals, persons with Parkinson’s disease and their ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. meetings. No monthly meetings are held and ways to craft them, and enjoy field caregivers. You can learn how others are First Baptist Church trips for rock collecting. Membership is The Family History Center in Grantsville Tooele Children’s Justice Center in December. Call commander Penny coping with PD and how to live well. We The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church $15 per year. For more information email is assembling a record of Grantsville Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Larson 801-359-8468 or Adjutant Curtis G. meet the third Friday of each month from is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon [email protected]. residents. Your submission may be made need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and Beckstrom at 435-840-0547 or Senior Vice 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 for those who are in need of food. There Dustee Thomas at 435-830-8487. Please by emailing to [email protected] or by snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Tooele Valley Free Masons S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, are no requirements to receive food. We inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 leave messages if no contact. call Hal at 435-840-3683. coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- S. 100 East, Tooele. or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah COVID-19 Help for DAV second Friday of each month for din- ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. (882-2048) 84074. Come in and receive help from our Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope United Methodist Dinner The Disabled American Veterans ner and socializing. If you are interested to Recovery” Tooele Master Gardener’s trained consultants. For more information, or have questions, please join us at the Tooele United Methodist Church offers a National Office has established a relief Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at FREE Garden and Landscape Diagnostic call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and fund to provide financial aid to service- 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Clinic offered every Wednesday through Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at Senior Center social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is connected disabled veterans who have Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open October! The Clinic is open from 3:00 to 435-277-0087. The senior center is for the enjoyment served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. lost employment or income due to the to all those affected by someone else’s 6:00 p.m. at the USU Extension Office, of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued First Baptist Food Pantry Tooele Valley Family History addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer 151 N. Main, Tooele. All info offered is are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 grants are meant to help these disabled help by sharing our experience, strength research-based, covering both traditional The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Center p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and service connected veterans, pay bills, and hope. For more information, please and organic approaches. Master Gardener offering an emergency food pantry to Research your ancestors free with exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, obtain food and provide for their families contact Terri at 435-313-4851. and Horticultural Expert Justin Wiker meet the needs of our community. Hours trained Family Search volunteers at the crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint during these difficult times. and his Team of volunteers can help with are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise The application for this relief can be Military Items Wanted design, plant problems, pruning, planting, Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. program, wood carving and health found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans When you no longer want your mili- sprinklers, greenhouses, seed starting, classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. will need to fully complete the application Hours of operation: Tuesday through tary items, do not take them to Deseret Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and and bugs. Bring sample leaves, twigs, homebound. Lunch served weekdays. and provide documentation verifying Industries or a thrift store. Bring them or fruit to show the problem, or several Baby blankets needed their status as a service-connected dis- Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, For 60 and above, suggested contribu- Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- close-ups and wide-angle pictures. You’ll abled veteran who has lost employment evenings by appointment only. Special shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. ery at Mountain West Medical Center. leave with great answers and you’ll “up” as a result of the pandemic. Disabled classes offered regularly. Call the center canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Transportation available to the store or Blankets should be new and in good your gardening game at the same time! veterans who are small business owners for more information. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be doctor visits for residents in Tooele and condition. Homemade blankets are also Jay Cooper [email protected]. or who work independently and have displayed with honor and respect. Call Grantsville areas. For transportation accepted if new. Donations can be turned Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U been negatively impacted financially as a Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. information call 435-843-4114. For more This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West result of the virus may also be eligible for information about the Grantsville center, Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 call 435-884-3446. this assistance. Children’s Choir Auditions Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Subscribe Today Daughters of Utah Pioneers any questions. contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 at 435-849-4180. 435-882-0050 The DUP is seeking any family histories, Community Closet Historical Society years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, photographs, books, stories or vintage owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Clean out your closets. The Community Monthly Meetings Alcoholics Anonymous artifacts (before 1900) to display at the Closet is accepting donations for gently Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 The Tooele County Historical Society used clothing. Donations are accepted meetings have been cancelled until Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park Bulletin Board Policy W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. at your neighborhood school. Contact in back. 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s we’ve had to postpone Aour travels because of the pandemic, I believe a weekly dose of travel dreaming can be Rick Steves good medicine. Here are some GUEST COLUMNIST of my favorite European mem- ories from Berlin — a reminder of the learning adventures that Berliners could say about it await us at the other end of back then was, “It’s so tall that this crisis. if it falls, we’ll have an elevator I have a powerful image to freedom.” stuck in my mind of Berlin — The victory party rages on at bombed to rubble in 1945 and Checkpoint Charlie. With every then divided by its notorious visit, I remember my spooky wall during the Cold War — as first time there in 1971, when a city emblematic of the defeat tour buses returning to the of fascism and communism in West were emptied at the bor- Europe and a victory dance of der so mirrors could be rolled capitalism and freedom. under the bus to see if anyone Like ancient Romans keep- was trying to escape with us. DOMINIC ARIZONA BONUCCELLI, RICK STEVES’ EUROPE ing a few vanquished barbar- Now, a generation later, Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate, now a symbol of peace and reunification. ians in cages for locals to spit Checkpoint Charlie is a capital- at, capitalism and the West ist sideshow. Lowlife charac- killed. Nearby is the American flaunt victory in Berlin. Slices ters sell fake bits of the wall, embassy, famous for tak- of the Berlin Wall hang like WWII-vintage gas masks, ing security concerns to new scalps at the gate to the Sony and DDR medals. Two actors heights. Across from a very Center, the audacious office dressed as American soldiers busy Starbucks is one of the park at Potsdamer Platz. stand between big American “ghost” subway stations that A sleek Radisson hotel now flags and among sandbags at went unused through the Cold stands on the place where the rebuilt checkpoint, making War and now feels like a 1930’s the old leading hotel of East their living posing for tourists. time warp. And the glass Berlin once stood. I remember Across the street at “Snack dome capping the bombed- staying there during the Cold Point Charlie,” someone sip- out Reichstag is where, on War, when a West German ping a Coke says to me, “When the rooftop on May Day 1945, five-mark coin changed on serious becomes kitsch, you Russian troops quelled a furi- the black market would get know it’s over.” ous Nazi last stand. The nearby me and my friends drinks all Standing at the historic hills were created entirely with night. Now five euros barely Brandenburg Gate, I face the rubble of a city bombed buys me a beer, and the lobby Berlin’s fashionable new heart: nearly flat about 70 years ago. of the Radisson hosts an exotic Pariser Platz. Within about 100 Considering all this, the clash fish tank the size of a grain yards of this square — once of history and today’s vibrant silo with an elevator right in a vacant lot along the Berlin city is almost overwhelming. the middle, zipping scenically Wall and now a festive gather- Tucked away nearby is the up eight floors. Next door, the ing place that seems designed Kennedys Museum, filled with DDR Museum is filled mostly to celebrate freedom — is a JFK lore, including the hand- with East German tourists poignant collection of sights. written note with the phonetics rummaging through the nos- There are many memorials, for his famous Berlin speech. talgia on display from their including one to the 6 million Reading it, I can hear his voice: DREAMSTIME/TNS parents’ dreary lives under murdered Jews of Europe and “eesh been ein Bear-lee-ner” Checkpoint Charlie, Berlin, Germany. communism. another to the first victims of (“I am a Berliner”). Across the street, statues of Hitler: 96 men, the German With the amazing story of I realize he’s Turkish, which guess I can say I am a Berliner, organizes European tours. Marx and Lenin (nicknamed equivalent of congressmen, Berlin swirling through my makes me feel a little foolish. too.” This article was adapted from “the Pensioners” by locals) who spoke out in the name head, I wave down a cab and Then, making me feel foolish his new book, For the Love of look wistfully at the huge TV of democracy against his rule hop in. I use the opportunity for feeling foolish, he says, Rick Steves (www.rick- Europe. You can email Rick at tower East Berlin built under in the early 1930s. They were to get a local’s perspective “I’ve lived here 31 years. If steves.com) writes European [email protected] and follow communism. It had a fancy bar sent to concentration camps, and ask the driver if he is a Kennedy, after one day, could guidebooks, hosts travel shows his blog on Facebook. on top, but the best thing East where they were eventually Berliner. When he turns to me, say ‘Ich bin ein Berliner,’ then I on public TV and radio, and © 2020 Rick Steves Cherry farmers pitted against gravel quarries over dust PAYSON, Utah (AP) — Ryan growing economy of Utah, so we get. They’re covered in real tension over how we do use natural gas-powered trucks “If they go a little farther Rowley’s orchards occupy a there is a lot of debate over dirt. They’re not covering this and do it right.” instead of diesel, to cover their away, they can still make their special piece of Utah where how do we go forward. Those their loads, not washing off Still, West Mountain grow- loads, to clean trucks between money, just not as much.” elevation, soils and topogra- issues are in so many places in their trucks. And they string ers argue, aggregate produc- trips, and to relocate mines to The physicians group insists phy collude to create an ideal the state. A lot of it is driven by dirt clear down these roads. It ers can tap suitable sand and less windy and populous sites. the Utah Department of environment for growing fruit, demand,” Stewart Lamb, direc- turns into dust, and then it’s gravel deposits elsewhere; Sand and gravel deposits can Environmental Quality should especially the tart cherries that tor of business development going up in the air, landing on good luck, they say, finding be found along 2,000 miles do more to track dust emis- have long been associated with with the Kilgore Cos., said a our trees.” other places in Utah where of Lake Bonneville’s ancient sions, conduct more frequent the family name. recent hearing over an expan- While fruit growers and resi- tart cherries can be grown eco- shorelines rimming the valleys quarry inspections, and estab- But trouble lurks over this sion of its Benjamin quarry. “If dents acknowledge Utah needs nomically. of northern Utah, says John lish a hotline for residents to high-desert Eden, which also there was no growth in Utah these materials, they complain “They say they can’t go out Macfarlane, a neurosurgeon on report dust incidents. supplies Utah builders with County, there wouldn’t be that the gravel operations are anywhere else to get it. To that Moench’s board. In addition to visual a mineral bounty needed for seven or eight mines on West unnecessarily jeopardizing an I say BS. They want to go only “If you go over a valley impacts, the crystalline silica construction. Mountain. How we go forward important agricultural industry three minutes off the freeway. or two to the west, you can released when rock is pulver- “You think you would be as a state? There is some really and their peaceful quality of Well, I cannot grow fruit in (mine) with much less effect ized poses a serious threat to on a nice country road, but difficult discussions going on life. They contend the quarries Nephi (about 25 miles to the because there is no local there are trucks and nonstop and some sincere attempts to and their haulers refuse to take south). It’s too cold,” says population,” Macfarlane says. SEE DUST PAGE B8 ® traffic,” Rowley says over the make it so we can be sustain- steps that would reduce their Genola fruit grower Cheryl roar of passing gravel haul- able as an industry.” impacts and dust levels are Fowers. “You can do what you ers on a recent morning as he A few miles north of inadequately monitored. want on your property, but if inspects his orchards near busy Rowley’s orchards, Benjamin The Salt Lake Tribune invit- you do something that harms Dental Insurance quarries on the southern tip residents are fighting Kilgore’s ed comment from officials at your neighbor, you had better Get the dental care you deserve with dental insurance of West Mountain. “You can expansion, arguing increased Staker Parson and Kilgore, the knock it off. It’s in their own from Physicians Mutual Insurance Company. It can help see the dust on the leaves. The truck traffic and fugitive dust operators of the two major pits handbook. We have big issues cover the services you’re most likely to use — trees look sickly. It cuts down emissions are disrupting their highlighted in this story, but and they want to keep expand- on photosynthesis, the absorp- lives and threatening their neither supplied a response. ing and expanding.” tion of sun the trees are able to health. West Mountain quarries Aggregates come in two Cleanings X-rays Fillings Crowns Dentures capture.” “There is nothing that produce sand, gravel, crushed major forms: Sand and gravel Rowley rubs a thumb across addresses cumulative stone and other low-value are extracted from uncon- Preventive care starts right away leaves on a recently harvested effects. When is it too many materials used in construction solidated deposits that are Helps cover over 350 services cherry tree to highlight the mines?’”asks Benjamin and the making of concrete screened and sorted into vari- Go to any dentist you want – but save more damage from mites that pro- resident Julie Sainsbury. She and asphalt. Some of this ous grain sizes. Crushed stone with one in our network liferate in dusty conditions. alleges the pit’s dust emissions material is processed on-site, is blasted and pulverized from No deductible, no annual maximum Some trees have already shed are unacceptable, made worse resulting in additional indus- bedrock, usually dolomite and half their leaves — and it’s by trucks that trail dust even trial emissions. limestone. West Mountain barely October. when they are empty. Across the state, nearly 300 yields both types. Call now to get this FREE “The leaves are falling a Seven quarries, covering quarries produce between 40 The tensions at West Information Kit! month early. When it does about 600 acres, operate on million and 50 million tons of Mountain are hardly unique. rain, it won’t capture as much West Mountain. Rowley’s aggregates a year, according Up and down the Wasatch 1-888-919-4729 moisture,” he says as he shakes orchards are near the entranc- to the Utah Geological Survey. Front, most visibly at the dental50plus.com/utah the branch, releasing a cloud es to the Keigley Quarry oper- The haul in 2018 was worth Geneva Rock quarry at Point of dust as if he were airing out ated by Staker Parson and $286 million, or about $7 a of the Mountain, gravel opera- Product not available in all states. Includes the Participating Providers and Preventive Benefits Rider. Acceptance guaranteed for one insurance policy/certificate of this type. a filthy carpet. “We were wear- another called the Cherry Pit. ton. tions are stirring up opposition Contact us for complete details about this insurance solicitation. This specific offer is not available in CO, NY; call 1-888-799-4433 or respond for similar offer. Certificate C250A ing masks way before it was That the latter quarry’s Because such vast amounts from neighbors concerned (ID: C250E; PA: C250Q); Insurance Policy P150 (GA: P150GA; NY: P150NY; OK: P150OK; TN: P150TN). Rider kinds B438/B439. cool.” name riffs on the Rowley are needed in construction about dust, noise and truck 6154-0120 The dust is a testament to a clan’s singular product is a jobs, it is necessary to source traffic. mounting conflict in this still- source of annoyance for Ryan sand and gravel close to where State law limits the opac- bucolic corner of ever-sprawl- Rowley, who fears the fugitive it is used to keep down costs, ity of quarries’ dust plumes Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 ing Utah County where sand dust from the pits and pass- according to Andrew Rupke, to 20%, or 10% off-site, but and gravel quarries extract ing trucks could doom cherry an industrial minerals geolo- this standard is difficult to aggregates to feed a boom in growing there. gist with the survey. In many enforce and some critics call it real estate development and “There’s some mornings cases, that means siting quar- ``absurd.’’ road building, pitting impor- that you can see dust com- ries near where people live and “It’s about as unscientific Something tant Utah industries against ing off this hillside and filling farm. as anything you could apply one another. While the farmers this valley below us,” Rowley “Economically, you can’t to this situation,” says Brian complain the state is favor- says. “Sometimes, as I’m out ship it as far,” Rupke says. Moench, president of Utah On Your Mind? ing the construction industry, changing water before the “They generally have to be Physicians for a Healthy quarry operators say they are sun comes up, there’s lines of closer to where they are used. Environment. “The whole Write a Letter to the Editor! heavily regulated by multiple trucks waiting to get up into This is happening in urban thing is slanted toward allow- agencies and their impacts are that pit. They’re overloaded. areas everywhere. As urbaniza- ing these operators to do what- Tooele Transcript Bulletin or “minimal.” Their fender flares are covered tion occurs, those aggregate ever they want.” P.O. Box 390 [email protected] “We have limited access to in gravel. That’s (what leads operations move farther afield, To reduce dust emissions, Tooele, UT 84074 these materials to support the to) all the broken windshields but they cost more. There is a his group urges operators to B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY October 22, 2020

eventually won approval from is meeting DEQ’s environmen- to building materials is crucial cherry tree because they like to us harvest.” Dust the Utah Division of Oil, Gas tal safeguards. to keeping costs manageable,” be warm. They can’t be froze The orchards’ survival is continued from page B7 and Mining and the federal “We follow and are in com- Woodland Hills resident Debra out,” Rowley says. “These trees under pressure by foreign com- Bureau of Land Management pliance with the permits we Dimmick writes in an email to do like to go dormant. And so petition, food-safety regula- to expand onto adjacent pub- have,” Kilgore’s lawyer Graden DOGM. “The pit provides good we need that snowpack in the tions, drought, and now gravel human health when inhaled. lic land. Under pressure from Jackson said at the hearing. jobs for residents of the county winter. They need a break. So quarries and dust emissions Macfarlane says these sharply area growers, the Utah County “We pledge to you we will con- and has been a good neighbor tart cherry trees love hot sum- pushing up costs and reducing fractured particles can damage Commission then changed the tinue to be in compliance. We to the surrounding area.” mers and cold winters, but not yields. lung tissue and cause cancer. zoning to confine mines to are a large operation. We have West Mountain is not only a too cold.” “It’s just a madhouse around All the quarries are required their existing footprints, but no desire to be out of compli- rich and convenient source of His great-grandparents here.I just want to see them to submit a fugitive dust miti- that ordinance does not apply ance. We live in these commu- aggregates for Wasatch Front were fruit farmers who came have some regulation and gation plan with DEQ, which to federal land, which predom- nities we serve.” builders; it is also the geo- from England and established follow (the rules) that keep conducts annual inspections inates West Mountain. Those assertions mean graphic feature, rising above orchards in Utah. Don Rowley, everybody safe,” Rowley says. and responds to complaints, The grassroots group con- little to growers and residents Utah Lake’s southeast shore, Ryan’s grandfather, and his “I understand that we need according to agency spokes- tested the Kilgore expansion who say dust is coating their that creates a microclimate brothers grew fruit in Orem the dirt and the rocks and man Jared Mendenhall. before the Board of Oil, Gas orchards and neighborhoods ideal for fruit production, until the 1950s, when the the gravel to grow, but as we Benjamin’s plight and Mining, but that industry- and that haulers operate resulting in a bounty of apples, arrival of the Geneva Steel lose this green space around Most of West Mountain’s centric panel rejected the chal- unsafely without consequence. peaches and, most famously, plant displaced orchards with here, we’re never going to get quarries are clustered on its lenge on procedural grounds Gravel quarries could take tart Montmorency cherries, subdivisions. it back. And the quality of life southern tip near Payson. On last month, enabling Kilgore to steps to better control and marketed as “Monties.” Utah So the Rowley growers around here is going to go the mountain’s east slope to move forward. monitor dust emissions, but is the nation’s second-largest established new orchards in down.” the north, Kilgore Cos. oper- “We have become saturated operators opt not to, and producer of tart cherries after Payson, where they discovered Ryan’s 160-acre operation, ates the newer Benjamin Pit, with mining activity, and it no agencies are requiring Michigan, and most of this har- ideal fruit-growing conditions called Rowley’s Fruit Farms, now steeped in controversy is negatively impacting our such measures, says Kylara vest comes from Payson Fruit under West Mountain. Today, yields about 1 million pounds over its approved expansion community,” Sainsbury said at Papenfuss, a field adviser for a Growers, an eight-farm cherry- several of these growers’ chil- a year and supports three from 44 to 97 acres. a recent hearing refereed by fruit-growing cooperative. processing co-op to which dren and grandchildren are families. Kilgore opened the pit DOGM Director John Baza. She “They can treat the loads Rowley and many of his cous- still in the fruit business here “This has been the most in 2011 to secure materials showed pictures of the quarry to keep the dust down. They ins, uncles and aunts belong. and hope to remain. blessed way to live ever, to for reconstructing Interstate releasing dense dust clouds in can put up sensors,” she says. These growers account for “This is more valuable to me work the land, be out here. 15 through Utah County. apparent violation of opacity “We have examples where they about 40 million pounds of than a stack of town homes I love my office,” he says. “I Residents were led to believe standards. automatically report dust lev- cherries, most of which are and cookie-cutter houses,” says want to be able to pay that the pit and its related asphalt “Having a dust-mitigation els and if they are not within dried, put into jams or juiced, Ryan Rowley, gazing over the forward to my kids and their plant were temporary, accord- plan and implementing a plan the permit, they can get fined.” then sold around the nation. orchards fanning out from the future generations. Utah ing to Benjamin resident are two different matters,” she While many in Benjamin “We’re in a sloping valley, mountain. “This is a livelihood. County needs to decide wheth- Debi Brozovich, who helped said. “There is inadequate dust are unhappy with the mining, which protects us from frost. This is food on the table. This er or not this industry is impor- start a grassroots group with suppression going on.” some residents of nearby cities As the winds blow, it moves is the opportunity for us to give tant to them. I feel like we’ve Sainsbury called South Utah While conceding they could support the Kilgore expansion. that cold air out of here. And back to the community as well been overlooked. We haven’t County Community Voice. do more to monitor emissions, “As Utah County continues you can’t just pick any spot as to hire kids and schoolteach- been heard.” In 2016, Kilgore sought and Kilgore officials said the quarry to grow, having ready access down in the valley and plop a ers during the summer to help

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ooele County citizens will go to the polls on Candidates page Tuesday, Nov. 3 to elect new representatives T Kael Weston - U.S. House District 2 ...... 3 on local and national levels. Voters will also decide whether or not to approve a bond for new school Albert Bottema - Board of Education District 1 ...... 4-5 construction, and propositions concerning rezoning Robert Gowans - Board of Education District 1 ...... 4-5 areas within the county. Additional items on the Democratic Party ...... 4 ballot include judge retentions, state offi ces, and Doug Sagers - Utah House District 21 ...... 6-7 state constitution amendments. Tye Hoffmann - Tooele County Council District 3 ...... 8 Candidates’ information published in this guide Stormy Simon - Utah House District 21 ...... 9 are advertorials that were submitted and paid for by Merrill Nelson - Utah House District 68 ...... 11 the candidates and/or their campaign organizations. All content was minimally edited for general Republican Party ...... 12 grammar and spelling only; original narratives from each of the candidates were maintained as much as possible. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Not all local candidates chose to have their campaign published in this guide. BULLETIN Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • 2020 Candidate Information Guide 3 Kael Weston U.S. House District 2 KAEL NDWESTON y name is Kael Weston. FOR UTAH’S 2 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT MI am the Democratic nominee in Utah’s 2nd Seven years in two wars, Iraq and Afghanistan, taught me that bad policy gets people congressional district, seeking killed. I represented our country for over a decade and my years with the State Department gave me a unique perspective on the crucial importance of leadership, service, empathy, to represent residents across all courage, and ethics. Serving as a bridge builder in both war zones gave me the skills to fourteen counties, regardless serve the people of Utah’s 2nd Congressional district as their representative. of political party. This election is crucial for all of us. Our Our politics are failingfaili people, particularly the disenfranchised and politics are failing our people, vulnerable. America’s system of checks and balances requires particularly the most vulnerable public servants of conscience and wisdom, not allegiance to among us. We can be better. partisanship and division. We must insist on the highest I make my living as a writer standards of conduct and judgment in our politicians—or and teacher. I often spend fire them and hire those willing to listen and lead. Small evenings grading papers written people in big jobs create division instead of focusing on healthcare, a living wage, climate, civil rights, education, by Marines I teach at Marine and the necessary post-COVID economic recovery. It is Corps University in Quantico, going to take all of us working together—Democrats, Virginia. Perhaps most critical to the job I’m applying for today, I Republicans, unaffiliated—to rebuild our economy and had the great honor of offi cially representing our country for over make sure our country does not leave anyone behind. a decade with the U.S. State Department. We need accountability and ethics in Congress. We I’m a trained diplomat. I began my career as U.S. representative need a willingness to represent the forgotten people of on the UN Security Council’s Al Qaeda/Taliban Sanctions Utah. We need serious leadershiplea for serious times. Committee then as a member of the Iraq Team. After 9/11 I was asked to serve in Iraq, as Political Adviser to Marine commanding generals and rebuilding Fallujah. After Iraq I was again asked WHY KAEL? POLICIES Kael has deep ties to this state and to Utah's to serve, this time in eastern Afghanistan’s Khost Province, People-first economic recovery 2nd Congressional District. Service, character, prioritizing over $50 million dollars in U.S. reconstruction funds patriotism, and hard work have defined his Health care as a human right and working to reintegrate former Taliban fi ghters. family's roots. Those concepts define him and For my service in Fallujah, Iraq, I was given the State they define his campaign. As a diplomat working Country over party Department’s Award for Heroism. I was almost killed numerous in the Iraq and Afghanistan, he learned to listen, to build bridges, to find real solutions to hard Social justice for all times in both wars. Despite these close calls, I did not carry a problems like bringing warring factions to the Immediate action on climate change weapon… just a lot of notebooks. table and rebuilding cities. "Weston stands After the wars, I came back to Utah and wrote about my alone in the annals of modern American Public education for the public good experience, asking hard questions about how the wars will be diplomacy." remembered. That book, The Mirror Test: America at War in Iraq Rajiv Chandrasekaran, "The Renegade Diplomat: Protecting people and rights Kael Weston's Afghanistan Turnaround." Newsweek. and Afghanistan (Knopf 2016), was honored as New York Times 5 November 2012. Public lands as national treasures Editors’ Choice and Military Times’ Best Book of the Year. Seven years in two wars taught me that bad policy hurts people, sometimes gets them killed. Serving as a bridge builder in WESTON CONGRESS war zones gave me skills to serve the people of CD2. “I’m not a Democrat. I was a lifelong Republican until I became unaffiliated. And yet I enthusiastically support and I have driven my 17-year old truck across the district, hearing endorse Kael Weston. I know him to be a man of honor, of decency, of integrity. Kael is also a real-life hero. He was about issues that bring us together: working towards affordable awarded the Medal of Heroism for his work as a diplomat with the State Department in Iraq and Afghanistan. He’s a and accessible healthcare for all; protecting the U.S. Postal Service; builder--he’s absolutely committed to building relationships, to building trust, and to building bridges. He will listen to you. He will work for you. He will get the job done.” —Sharlee Mullins Glenn, writer, teacher, activist ensuring no more nuclear testing; increasing bandwidth and job opportunities in rural counties; and creating environmental “I first knew Kael in Iraq. He took on one of the hardest jobs in Iraq, being the political adviser to the marines in Al Anbar province, one of the most violent areas in Iraq. In that role he had to help make very difficult decisions, some protections that safeguard Utah’s majestic landscapes and limited of which required people to go into danger, sometimes people lost their lives. This was a heavy moral burden. Kael water resources, while honoring livelihoods of those who call that was also constantly out, meeting Iraqi’s, taking risks, being in dangerous places, in order to acquire the level of knowledge needed to do this job and to give the quality of advice that was required for him to help the marines in land home. their combat role. Later, when I was ambassador to Afghanistan, I asked Kael if he would come and help there. He Governing is about helping people. We can do better. came to Afghanistan. I think what one sees looking at this record is not just somebody who was willing to go into harm's way, but someone who carried very heavy moral responsibilities in the decisions he had to make. One who I ask for your vote on November 3rd. We will be the United bore up under strain. Somebody who was willing to take responsibility for his own actions and for the decisions he States of America again—indivisible. helped make. These are the kind of qualities we need in Congress.” —Ambassador Ronald Neumann, President of the American Academy of Diplomacy in Washington, DC www.westonforcongress.com Paid for by Weston 2020 4 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • 2020 Candidate Information Guide Albert Bottema Robert Gowans Tooele County Board of Education District 1 Tooele County Board of Education District 1 • I worked for Tooele School negotiating team have decided to run for the District Education Specialist District for 46 years in the • Served on the district Unfunded I1 School Board Member in the • Member of Tooele Education Maintenance Department that Liability Committee upcoming election. Foundation’s Board of Directors included 5 years as district energy • The patron comments portion My decision is based upon wanting • National Association of manager, managing utility costs, of board meetings should allow to be an advocate for students, parents, Agricultural Educators Award improving efficiency of facility ample time for the expression and schools. All school board decisions Winner HVAC operations thus helping the of their concerns and a public should be based on students, and • Walmart Teacher of the Year district avoid $4,500,000 in utility response from the board and the what makes them successful in their • Experience lobbying on both costs district administration. futures. Some of my educational the state and national level. • Recognized as Classified • In planning for growth the Board accomplishments include: • 16 years experience negotiating Employee of the year 1991 of Education should include teacher contracts with the • Recognized as District Classified maintenance and upgrades • Huntsman’s Excellence in district Employee of the Year in 2002 of existing facilities, planning, Education Award Winner • Recognized as Utah Classified developing, building efficient, • 37 years as a teacher and FFA It has become more evident Employees Association as Utah cost effective, and strategically Advisor through the Covid-19 pandemic State Maintenance employee of located new facilities that focus • 32 years in Tooele County the importance of having a strong the year in 2003 on educational functionality School District education background present on our • Inducted as a member of the for teachers and student, not • 16 years as Tooele Educational school board. Many of the things our Tooele High School Wall of Fame architectural aesthetics Association President and Vice students have experienced during this in 2013 President pandemic will have long term effects. • Served 2 terms as President of the We should place our primary focus, • 11 years as THS Career I am looking forward to the Classified Employees first and foremost on the needs and and Technical Education opportunity to serve Tooele County. • Served 15 years as a member successes of the students A board Department Chair I will advocate for the best interest of of the classified employees’ member needs to be open minded, • School Career and Technical our students, parents, and employees executive board informed, and willing to work to ensure a Education Coordinator of Tooele County School District. • Served 10 years as a member continuance of quality education for the • District Career and Technical of the classified employees students in Tooele County. VoteRobert Gowans PASSION ✯ INTEGRITY ✯ EXPERIENCE District 1 Tooele County School Board Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • 2020 Candidate Information Guide 5 Elect Albert (Al) Bottema Tooele County Board of Education DISTRICT #1 Working together with Students, Patrons, and Staff to Provide a Quality Education in Tooele County Schools

Democrats AMIEE JEFF STORMY BRENDA FINSTER SAUNDERS SIMONS SPEARMAN Utah House of Tooele County Utah House of County Council Representatives Council 3 Representatives District 4 District 68 Focused on District 21 It’s time for Vote Strong for Transparency, Lets Storm change! all Utahns Accountability, the House Well-managed growth 6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • 2020 Candidate Information Guide

of our pollution comes from vehicles. Doug Sagers I supported legislation incentivizing cleaner Tier III gasoline which will make Utah State Representative District 21 a huge difference in our air quality. While Utah’s air is cleaner now than it has been s a life-long resident of Tooele Best Managed State in America. It is for 20 years, we must remain diligent County, I am honored to represent a great time to work and live in Utah. A and do our part. the people of one of the fastest growing Your Utah State Legislature balances I will continue to do everything in counties in the state. I was born in its budget and puts money away for a my power to support our children’s Tooele and raised my family here. rainy day. Utah has been ranked as the education, they deserve nothing less. I I am resolute in my belief that #1 state to rebound the quickest from have continually voted for increases in government at every level is to be the turn-down caused by the COVID-19 education funding every year that I have the servant of the people. We cannot pandemic! served. As Utah’s economy has grown, allow our freedoms to be eroded to the As your representative, I have built so have education funds and nearly $1 point where we are subservient to any a reputation as someone who works billion in additional dollars has gone to governmental entity. I have worked with everyone to get things done. I public education over the past few years. diligently to do everything within my currently serve on the following House Still, we need to do more. Our teachers power to assure that our children, Committees: deserve to be paid like the professionals grandchildren, and future generations 1. Chairman of the House they are. Our children deserve nothing will have the same freedoms and Infrastructure and Government less than a world-class education. liberties we enjoy today. I believe our Appropriations Committee, which I believe person’s earning power God-given freedoms are threatened by oversees new development and and a society’s wealth are tied to an out-of-control federal government operations of state infrastructure educational achievement. Today more that places political expediency and including new highway than ever, our children compete on a self-preservation above the needs of the construction, with an annual world stage. Tooele County students American people. I am committed to budget of $2.9 billion. as well as a third lane expansion for are not just competing with others in give my all to those I serve to assure our 2. Revenue and Taxation Committee I-80 from Black Rock to the Lake Point Utah, they are competing with students freedoms and values are protected. 3. House Ethics Committee exit, SR-36 upgrades, reconstruction from Europe, Asia, Canada, Mexico, The Utah Taxpayers Association 4. Native American Legislative of Tooele’s Main Street and other State and South America. We live in a global endorsed me and issued the following Committee Road Improvements in Tooele County. society. We are blessed with excellent statement: “Doug is a champion of 5. Natural Resource Committee (past Another $300 million in highway public schools and institutions of higher economic freedom and friend of the chair) improvements that will benefi t Tooele learning including Utah State University- taxpayer. Representative Sagers has 6. House Ethics Committee (past vice County are in the planning stages. The Tooele and Tooele Technical College. proven leadership in diffi cult economic chair) largest of these projects is a $250 million Regardless of an individual’s goal, there times. Doug has a history protecting Road improvements and expansion of SR-201 to four lanes from are numerous opportunities locally taxpayers, receiving the coveted “Friend infrastructure for Tooele County have the Black Rock Overpass to the stop light for education and training for a better of Taxpayer” award, and his voting been a major focus during my years in near the east boundary the Kennecott job. I have and will continue to fi ght for record on taxes is currently ranked 15th offi ce. From 2013 to 2019 I obtained in tailing ponds. educational funding for technical and of 75 House members. As a member excess of 400 million dollars in State Dirty air affects our health and higher education to expand in Tooele of the House Revenue and Taxation funds to build the Mid-Valley Highway, our economy. While Utah’s notorious County. Committee, Doug Sagers has a proven the Stansbury Park Trail Underpass, the inversions have always been with us, I couldn’t be more grateful for the record of voting against tax increases.” Overpass at SR-36, the new overpasses they tend to be worse today because of chance I’ve had to serve Tooele County Utah is consistently rated as the at Black Rock, I-80, and 2100 south our increased population. Fifty percent and with your vote – I can do even more. Doug Sagers Gets Results

Puts people over politics Provides productive leadership Keeps our families and communities safe

Doug Sagers Gets Results

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discussion and process to end the taxation of social Tye Hoffmann security income in Utah. 2 - I will work to hire a grant writer for the county Tooele County Council District 3 so we can get money from the State and Federal governments and other organizations. This could help am Tye Hoffmann, a Republican candidate for cover the cost of projects, services and other needs of Tooele County Council District 3. I am running for I the county. this position because I love the Tooele valley. My wife 3 - I will work with all local municipalities for Shauna and I have enjoyed raising our family in Tooele smart, controlled, well-planned growth and economic County for the last 20 years. I started and have been development that protects our resources and the way running my own business in Tooele since 2002. I enjoy of life we need and enjoy in Tooele County. public service and being involved in the community. 4 - I will do all I can to avoid expensive lawsuits for In my spare time I enjoy boating, fishing, and traveling the county. I am tired of attorneys getting wealthy at with my family. the taxpayers’ expense because of poor and emotional I am a fiscal conservative and I think we are now decisions by our local representatives. taxed too much. Money is freedom and the more we 5 - I will NEVER vote to give myself a pay raise and I are taxed, the less freedom we can enjoy. I will look for will not accept a pay raise if one is implemented while I new solutions to solve the financial needs of the county am in office. instead of turning to the local taxpayer. Like many 6 - I believe in term limits at all levels of government others in this county I am concerned about out of because we need new ideas and fewer lifelong control growth and the issues that come with it. I think politicians. So, I will NOT run for more than 2 terms of we should work to have smart, well planned growth county council. that will preserve the way of life we enjoy in this valley. 7 - I will look for new ideas and solutions to the I look forward to getting to know you and discussing problems that exist. And work to make sure the county these and other issues further. is making the best decisions possible. My 10 Commitments to Voters 8 - I will be as open and honest and transparent as 1 - I will work hard to keep your taxes as low as I can be. I know some issues will be more sensitive to and educate myself with as much information as possible. By making sure the county is responsible with confidentiality than others and I will respect that when possible. the taxpayer’s money and cut spending wherever it can. necessary. 10 - I will have an open door policy making myself I will work with the state representatives and start the 9 - Before I vote on an issue, I will listen to all sides available to all those that want to be heard.

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to the ranks of women executives at Overstock growing a medical advocate. Stormy Simon from 7% to 33%. I served on the Advisory Board of an organization I was named as a Power Player 2016 on The National dedicated to the study the benefits of cannabis for children Utah State Representative District 21 Retail Federation: The List. I’ve been recognized by Utah’s with cancer, and in 2017 joined the board of High Times Top 40 under 40, Customer Champion by Gartner 1 to1 and ultimately became CEO. I had the honor of delivering was born to a blue-collar and spent my formative Media, and Top Innovator by Utah Women in Tech Council. the keynote address at the Aspen YPO Conference in 2019. Iyears in the small town of Tooele. I was married and I’m also a proud recipient of the Patriot Award. I currently serve on the boards of Opu Labs, a the mother of two sons by the time I was 17. At 21 I was I stepped down from Overstock and pursued the blockchain skincare app; 101 Studios, an entertainment divorced and on welfare. I relied on social programs as I emerging world of cannabis by working at a medicinal only company; and TRYP, an emerging rideshare company. I am charged into the workforce so I could support my sons. operation in Denver. I began to understand the value of the an Executive Director of Mission Green, a non-profit for I bootstrapped my way into a career as morning show plant as a medicine. This education led to me to becoming prison reform. producer and on-air host with Citadel Communications. In 2001, a temp agency placed me in the sales department at the start-up e-commerce retailer Overstock.com. I thrived at Overstock, going from sales clerk to president of the nearly two-billion-dollar company in 2013. My hands-on leadership approach propelled Overstock into a household name. I led the company to ranking in the top 4 AMEX/ Let’s NRF Customer Choice Awards for six years in a row. My guidance placed Overstock in the top 25 trafficked e-tail sites, Forbes’ list of “America’s 100 Most Trustworthy Companies” and multiple Mobile Web and Stevie Awards. STORM I was a devoted mentor to women employees, leading

KEY ISSUES I’m running because I want to make a difference and the that is why I’m here. I see the need for improvement of social equality, prison reform, air quality, education and accessible healthcare for all. By applying my experience with hard-work, I can successfully represent House District HOUSE 21. Compromise One of the main reasons I decided to run for office is because of the ultimate slap in the face the Government gave to the voice of the People after the vote of Prop 2: Medical Cannabis and Prop 3: Medicaid Expansion. The People spoke and were basically told we were wrong. I will always listen and stand by the People’s voice, no matter who it offends. Second Amendment I am a gun-toting Democrat. I will protect the rights of Utahn’s to responsibly own firearms. Taxes I know taxes are an important issue on both sides. This is where my years as a longtime corporate executive are beneficial. I have had to make hard cuts in one area to increase revenue in another. I understand the importance of balanced budgets, but it would have to take some convincing for me to raise taxes on my constituents because I know how hard it is for them to get by. Education UTAH HOUSE of Utah ranks 51st, or dead last, in spending per pupil. We have to quit saying this every election year and develop a plan to change it. I am willing to sit down with both sides and think out of the box to make a change on this REPRESENTATIVES detrimental mark on our state. As state representative, I will focus on increasing our investments in STEM education to assure our children thrive in our innovation economy. DISTRICT 21 Infrastructure Utah is one of the fastest growing states in the nation. As our population increases, so does the need for paid for by infrastructure funding to support that growth. I’ll fight for a long-term plan that assures developers are held VOTESTORMYSIMON.COM financially responsible and legislature allocates the money needed in order to protect the taxpayers. 10 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • 2020 Candidate Information Guide We Design and Print ONE STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS!

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Member of American Professional local industries such as IPP and ATI Merrill F. Nelson Society on the Abuse of Children. Metals, and to protect children from Served on Utah Supreme Court Advisory sexual predators. Procured funding for Utah State Representative District 68 Committee on Appellate Procedure. Topaz and Wendover Airfield Museums Author and presenter on constitutional and for J. Reuben Clark Farm. Served on grew up on a small farm in Grantsville, the cow and feeding the animals, in issues; chapter author, “Confronting House Special Committee on Marriage I Tooele County, where I learned the addition to responsibility for irrigation Pornography.” Clerked on Utah Supreme Litigation and Legislation; published values of hard work, self-reliance, church and hauling hay. I also had a daily paper Court. Editor of BYU Law Review. op-ed providing legal basis for laws and community service, and respect for route for several years. I was active in favoring traditional marriage; helped law and good government. Karen and school, sports, and church activities. I Legislative Experience draft legislative briefs to Court of Appeals I chose to rear our five children here served a church mission and worked Served in Utah House 1991-92: Vice- and U.S. Supreme Court supporting because we love the rural lifestyle, with my way through college as a salt plant chairman of Judiciary Committee; passed traditional marriage. Appointed as Utah small towns and schools where children and construction laborer. We have tried life-without-parole sentencing option delegate to Assembly of State Legislatures are not anonymous and may learn to rear our family with these same rural for convicted killers; extended UTA bus and Convention of State Legislators shared values. I graduated from BYU values, serving in school, church and service to Tooele County; supported to consider rules and proposals for an in Agricultural Economics and went on community activities, and maintaining a balanced budgets and protection of Article V Amendment Convention to limit to graduate from the BYU Law School. small farm on the side. individual rights. powers of the federal government and I clerked a year on the Utah Supreme Served in Utah House 2013-Present: restore sovereignty to state governments. Court and went to work at Kirton Professional Experience Vice-chair of House Judiciary Committee; McConkie, now the largest law firm in Constitutional/appellate lawyer at Government Operations Committee; Legislative Priorities the state. For the past 30+ years, I have Kirton McConkie; 30+ years experience in Executive Offices, Courts and Corrections Protect individual freedoms, practiced constitutional law, representing legal issues involving religious and other Appropriations Committee; past service particularly freedom of religion, property school districts, hospitals, religious nonprofit entities, education, healthcare, on Natural Resources and Public Utilities and water rights, and right to bear entities, and individuals in protecting government, property, insurance, Committees. Legislation to improve arms; strengthen and defend education; their rights and resolving their legal adoption, child protection, and risk local government budgeting process, protect families and children; strengthen disputes. management. Lead attorney on Church to allow judicial review of peace officer state sovereignty against federal legal help line, advising clergy, social discipline, to provide rural representation encroachments; support free enterprise Qualifications workers, and educators on a wide variety on UTA Board of Directors, to allocate to foster economic growth; improve Background: Growing up in a of legal issues. hazardous waste regulatory fees, to deter transportation and health care in rural large family, I learned the values of Served three years on the Guardian ad theft of lead batteries from farm and Utah; and improve the redistricting independence and hard work. As a litem Oversight Committee appointed by construction vehicles, to increase penalty and electoral process to ensure fair youth, I had daily chores of milking Utah Judicial Council; acting chairman. for poaching livestock, to strengthen representation of rural Utah.

Re-Elect Utah Representative MERRILL

NelsonHOUSE DISTRICT 68

HEALTH & SAFETY ECONOMY Support prudent policies for protection while ensuring Continue policies that have made Utah the individual liberties and respect for law enforcement and “Best Managed State in America.” Low taxes, first responders. balanced budgets and increased attention to rural economic development. EDUCATION Provide needed resources for learning and school safety. GOVERNMENT Support local control. Avoid excessive regulation. Limit Government to its proper constitutional role; preserve our heritage and the rule of law; TRANSPORTATION protect states’ rights and work collaboratively Experienced & Complete state projects to provide safe and efficient with local officials. traffic flows and improved public transit, trails, safety Respected Legislator fencing and lighting. for Effective Representation Trusted and Reliable Representation 12 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin • 2020 Candidate Information Guide

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