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TIM GILLIE to weigh in on four alternative election that voters overturn EDITOR plans to use public transporta- zoning decisions for two devel- In the future, travelers to tion to move people between opments in Tooele County by Salt Lake City from Tooele Tooele and Salt Lake valleys. more than two-thirds of the County may hop onto a train With a large percent voters that cast a ballot. on the north end of Tooele of Tooele County’s work- Recognizing Tooele County’s City that makes one more stop force commuting into Salt rapid growth, UTA started in the Benson Gristmill area LakeValley for work every transit study for Tooele County before reaching Salt Lake City day, the increasing stress that in January 2020. in 30 to 40 minutes. commute puts on drivers and The study began with an COURTESY UTA Utah Transit Authority transportation infrastructure One of Utah Transit Authority’s Front Runner trains runs along the Wasatch Front. Commuter rail is one of the wants Tooele County residents was a key issue in the recent SEE TRAIN PAGE A9 ® proposed alternatives for public transit between Tooele and Salt Lake counties.

Petition to stop Skywalk fails Developer plans to move ahead with mixed use commercial area first

TIM GILLIE A total of 4,119 valid signa- EDITOR tures were required by state Sponsors of a referendum code, only 3,356 valid signa- that would have allowed voters tures were collected, according to turn back the rezone for the to Gillette. Skywalk development were They also needed to col- unsuccessful at getting enough lect signatures from 16% of signatures to put their pro- the active voters in four of the posed referendum on a ballot. five county council districts. Tooele County Clerk Marilyn There were enough signatures Gillette sent the referendum from only one council district, sponsors a letter dated Nov. according to Gillette’s report. 30 informing them that their “We are consulting with petition failed to meet certifi- our legal advisors before we cation requirements because decide what’s next,” said Diane not enough signatures were gathered. SEE SKYWALK PAGE A9 ®

ADOBE ROCK CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS UP CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO

Adobe Rock Products Christmas tree illuminates the community. FILE PHOTO A gate at the north end of Palmer Road. The dirt road leads to the south end of the property for the Skywalk subdivision.

WARDLE RECEIVES GIFT FOR SERVICE Tooele City Council Wednesday evening at the Tooele City Council meeting, Council Chairman Ed Hansen presented Scott Wardle with a gift, because he is leaving for a seat on issues a public call the county council. Wardle has been on the Tooele City council since 2005. Council asks for increased civility, respect for “I am honored tonight to give a gift to Councilman Wardle,” said Hansen. “We human life, freedom of expression, and property have been friends for a long time.” “He’s a great man and he’s got a lot to CEILLY SUTTON remember as part of my experi- give,” said Hansen. “He really cares about STAFF WRITER ence as a city council member,” the citizens of Tooele City. He is passion- During the Tooele City Council Wardle stated opening the dis- ate. ... He’s not scared to talk about it and meeting on Wednesday eve- cussion. debate it with me and with those others ning, the council unanimously Because of a discussion with around him. He wants the best for our approved a resolution calling Nicholeen Peck, an author and city and I just appreciate him for that. I for increased civility, respect for public speaker, between the am going to miss him being here for his human life, freedom of expres- mayor and city council members advice.” sion, and property. regarding the importance of life, Hansen handed Wardle an envelope with During the meeting, Scott the city council decided they a certificate for his years of service on Wardle, council member present- needed to talk about the impor- the city council. ed the discussion. tance of life. Hansen also presented Wardle with a “This has been a six-month I’ve written that this year will flag that was flown over the state capital. process on writing a resolution CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO that is one of the first that I SEE CALL PAGE A9 ®

BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B6 Free COVID- OBITUARIES A8 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER 19 testing in SPORTS B1 Grantsville Data as of ?????????, 2020. Source: Utah Department of Health See A3 TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 3,133 UTAH- Known Cases: 206,165 Hospitalizations: 95 • Deaths: 9 Hospitalizations: 8,548 • Deaths: 917 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 3, 2020 Stockton man charged with sexual exploitation of a minor CEILLY SUTTON reported that the subscriber After reviewing what was Marcus L. Memmott was by the Tooele County Attorney’s STAFF WRITER resided in the Tooele County on Marcus L. Memmott’s cell booked into the Tooele County Office, but were dismissed due A Stockton man has been area, according to arresting phone, evidence was found of Jail on 10 counts of second to a potential conflict of interest. charged in the 3rd District Court documents obtained from the child pornography on his cell degree felony sexual exploita- The Attorney General’s Office with 10 counts of sexual exploi- Tooele County Detention Center. phone in the phone’s photo tion of a minor. took the case and refiled the tation of a minor. The ICAC Task Force obtained gallery, which was also tied to The ICAC Task Force request- charges, according to the Tooele The charges came after a search warrant and executed an email containing Marcus L. ed a high bail, stating that County Attorney’s Office. the Utah Attorney General’s it on the reported Tooele County Memmott’s name, according to Marcus L. Memmott “poses a Third District Court Judge Interagency Crimes Against address on Nov. 18. the arresting documents. high threat to his family and the Diana Gibson issued an order to Children’s Task Force executed Police made contact with Marcus L. Memmott con- community” based on the sexual release Marcus L. Memmott to a search warrant on a residence several individuals living at firmed that he was the owner of acts found on his phone. his mother on Dec. 3, subject to in Tooele County. As a result the address, one was Marcus L. the email, but did not admit to The acts found on the phone conditions ordered by the court Marcus L. Memmott, 23 is Memmott. viewing the pornography, the involved a female child who orally from the bench. being held in the Tooele County After a Miranda interview, arresting documents state. was the same age as a female An arrest warrant was issued Detention Center. Marcus L. Memmott provided Evidence of child pornogra- child that resides with Marcus for Matthew Memmott, 18, for Files, images and videos, the passcode to his cell phone phy was found on a cell phone L. Memmott, according to the 10 counts of sexual exploita- of child pornography were and explained which electronic Marcus L. Memmott that belongs to and was exclu- arresting documents. tion a minor on Dec. 2. The distributed from an IP address devices belonged to him, accord- sively used by Marcus Memmott. Marcus L. Memmott has con- address on the warrant is the to law enforcement officials ing to the arresting documents. including a Samsung Galaxy He was the only person who tinued to deny the charges of same address that was listed for over a peer-to-peer program Memmott said he was the S10+ cell phone, but he denied knew the passcode pattern to which he was accused. Marcus L. Memmott, according Oct. 20. The internet provider, was the owner and sole user of using a P2P program or viewing his cell phone, according to the The charges against Marcus L. to Utah court records. in response to a court order, the electronic items mentioned, child pornography. documents. Memmott were originally filed [email protected]

Stansbury Service Agency Nominations employee arrested still needed for the CEILLY SUTTON Schmidtke linked employers STAFF WRITER checking account to the una- A Stansbury Park Service thorized PayPal account she Transcript Benefit Fund Agency office manager has created in her employer’s name been arrested on three felony and made numerous fraudu- The 43rd annual Tooele Transcript Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund is now charges after misusing public lent charges and transactions funds. with the account. accepting nominations and donations. Each nomination should include a On Nov. 13, The Stansbury Schmidtke used the PayPal description of the challenges faced by the individual or family, as well as an Service Agency board learned account to transfer $33,700 to explanation as to how the benefit fund could help them this Christmas. Last that one of its employees may her personal account for the year’s benefit fund helped the Olive Fifita family of Tooele along with nine have been engaging in theft past year, the release said. children: Paul, 21; Sarah, 20; Sila, 17; Fine,14; Garrett,12; Mele,10; Topui, and embezzlement of agency Schmidtke admitted to 8; Emosi, 6; and Olive Jr., 3. Their mother, Oto’ota Fifita, passed away from funds, according to a press police that she had used the a heart attack 10 days before Christmas. Transcript Bulletin readers donated release from Michael Johnson, PayPal account to pay for chairman of the agency board. various merchandise and food dozens of gifts and over $5,600 in cash and gift cards for the family to help The agency learned upon from Amazon, eharmony, Tracey Schmidtke them carry on financially following the loss of Oto’ota. Held every Christmas further investigation that Dominos, Stitch Fix, Twitch, since 1977, the benefit fund helps either an individual or family faced with a embezzlement and fraud had Urban Outfitters, and others this time only three months unique need or hardship. Individuals or families are nominated by readers and “indeed occurred,” Johnson totaling over $40,000 over a of unauthorized transactions selected by the newspaper. Readers then donate cash or make other contribu- wrote in the press release. three month period but she made by Schmidtke, but there tions. All received proceeds are presented to the individual or family on or Representatives from the could not identify what she may be more. before Christmas. Donations and nominations for this year’s benefit fund can agency fired the woman, who bought using the account. Schmidtke is being charged has been identified as Tracey She also admitted to using with theft and fraudulent use be mailed to: Transcript Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Schmidtke, 59 and she was her employer’s checking of a financial transaction card, Utah 84074. They can also be dropped off at the Transcript Bulletin’s office at arrested. account to transfer money to both second-degree felonies, as 58 N. Main Street south of Tooele City Hall. Nominations may also be emailed On November 15, it was pay for her sons utility bills and well as forgery, a third-degree to [email protected]. found that Schmidtke had her personal car payment. felony. been making fraudulent charg- According to the release, at [email protected] es through an unauthorized PayPal account that she created in her employer’s name, according to a probable cause High school to replace Braves statement released by the Tooele County Jail where she is being held. During her time working for mascot amid backlash the service agency, Schmidtke Christmas oversaw all money transac- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A unity, respect, honor, courage faculty and staff, as well as tions and paid all bills for the mostly white high school near and bravery when they used community members. agency. Salt Lake City will replace the Braves mascot.” It’s not clear how many According to the statement, OLORING its contentious Braves mas- An informal mascot — a high schools have built their cot after nearly 70 years, student dressed up in feath- sports team imagery around C the principal said Monday, ers — is no longer allowed Native Americans, but advo- Enter by as school and professional at school events but calls cates have said it’s in the hun- TOOELE RANSCRIPT MONDAY T DEC 21! 202 sports teams face increasing for Bountiful to change the dreds — down significantly BULLETIN 0 backlash about using Native Braves name mounted this from decades ago. OOK American names and sym- summer during a nationwide At the college level, Native ADMINISTRATION B bols. push for racial justice follow- American mascots seen as Scott C. Dunn Publisher Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher Bountiful High School ing the death of George Floyd “hostile and abusive” have Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus will start the process of in Minneapolis and the NFL been banned in champion- selecting a “culturally sensi- team in Washington dropping ship play since 2005. Some OFFICE tive mascot that will unite the Redskins name. schools, including the Bruce K. Dunn Controller all stakeholders,” Principal Bountiful’s logo also was University of Utah and Florida Chris Evans Office Manager Aaron Hogge announced. He changed in recent years from State University, have agree- Vicki Higgins Customer Service SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT Patricia Cook Circulation Manager did not provide a timeline or a Native American man to ments with local tribes to use what replacement names are the letter “B” with a feather their names and imagery. EDITORIAL being considered but said the or arrow on it, Davis County Professional sports teams Tim Gillie Editor class of 2021 will graduate as School District spokesman that have Native American- Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Braves. Chris Williams said. themed names and mascots Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer “At times, depictions of Administrators began increasingly are facing back- Mark Watson Correspondent We ask that you practice safe Native Americans has crossed reviewing the mascot in early lash, including baseball’s ADVERTISING Covid-19 mandates. Wear a mask and practice a line of cultural respect,” August and created a com- Atlanta Braves and the Super Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager social distancing. Hogge said. “Attempts have mittee to identify and discuss Bowl champion Kansas City Keith Bird Advertising Sales been made over the years to concerns by those wishing to Chiefs. This summer, the Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & become more culturally sensi- remove it. They sought input Classified Advertising Manager Cleveland Indians baseball tive. I believe leaders and stu- from representatives of the team said it would talk with LAYOUT & DESIGN Christmas coloring dents in the past have had the Northwestern Band of the Native Americans as it consid- John Hamilton Creative Director best of intentions to create Shoshone Nation, students, ers a name change. Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Need something for your kids to do at home? PRODUCTION Perry A. 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After testing, results are Health Department, said his cost at a drive-thru location at expected back within three department has been work- the Grantsville baseball park- days. ing with the State Health ing lot at 36 East Cherry Street. The local health depart- Department for a while to Testing will be available during ment is working with the increase COVID-19 testing the month of December. Utah Department of Health’s capacity in Tooele County. Health officials urge the COVID-19 Mobile Testing “The Utah Department of public to pre-register before Team and the Army National Health was presented with taking the test to make the Guard to offer the tests to resi- testing supplies and staffing

MARK WATSON/TTB PHOTO Cars lined up outside the Grantsville baseball parking lot for free COVID-19 testing on Tuesday. The health department will conduct free COVID-19 tests in Grantsville during the month of December.

from the Federal Department on Monday and ran from 1 is no cost to someone, whether of Health and Human Services p.m. to 7 p.m. with 185 people they have insurance or not. All and Tooele was identified as tested. Tuesday’s tests ran from information is kept confiden- a community with a need for 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.. with about 90 tial. increased testing,” Coombs people tested. Registration may be done on said. “In addition to the testing The testing location will be site but this will cause heavy in Grantsville, the State mobile open this month on Monday delays and should be avoided testing team is testing in and Wednesday from 1 p.m. to as much as possible. Each indi- Wendover one day a week. The 7 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday vidual being tested will need hope is that by doing increased from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on to register. If people register testing those identified as Friday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and print out their registration MARK WATSON/TTB PHOTO positive can isolate sooner and The test is carried out from it will make testing move even Tooele County Health Department conducts drive up COVID-19 testing in the Grantsville baseball parking lot slow community spread.” a person’s car, drive-thru style, more quickly. on Tuesday. Testing in Grantsville began with an easy self-swab. There [email protected] County Commission looks at 2021 elected official salaries Tripp suggests holding the line include a 1.6% cost of living “The percentage just widens receive paid county benefits, adjustment, the same as other the gap between the ends of the according to Tripp. Tooele County Elected Officials Salaries TIM GILLIE county employees, and a 1% pay scale,” Thomas said. In 2019, the median earnings 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 EDITOR performance increase, which is Under the proposal, the for a Tooele County resident A proposed combined 2.6% a typical performance increase County assessor, auditor, that worked full-time year- Commissioner $87,347 $89,897 $91,885 $95,031 raise for Tooele County officials for businesses, according to clerk, and treasurer would round was $54,064, according will not go unchallenged. Sadler. make $97,517 annually. The to U.S. Census Bureau data. Council member $22,000 Adam Sadler, Tooele County “I’ve compared our salaries County sheriff would make Approximately 19.9% of Assessor $87,347 $89,897 $91,885 $95,031 $97,517 Human Resources director, to other counties and we are $101,079. The County attorney the full-time year-round work- presented the annual ordinance higher,” said Tom Tripp, Tooele would make $127,775 annu- ers that live in Tooele County Attorney $114,450 $117,791 $120,396 $124,518 $127,775 establishing the 2021 salaries of County Commission chairman. ally. The County justice court earn over $75,000 per year, Clerk/Auditor $87,347 $89,897 Tooele County’s elected officials “I suggest we hold the line.” judge’s annual salary would be according to the U.S. Census during the County Commission Tooele County is paying as $129,317. Bureau’s 2018 5-year American Auditor $91,885 $95,031 $97,517 meeting on Tuesday night at the much as 15% higher for the The pay for County Community Survey. Clerk $91,885 $95,031 $97,517 Tooele County Building. same jobs, according to Tripp. Councilmembers would be set This was the first reading Required by state law, the Commissioner Kendall at $22,000. for the salary ordinance. It will Justice Court Judge $115,670 $119,046 $121,679 $125,845 $129,137 resolution is traditionally con- Thomas said he didn’t have a Elected officials, other than be on the agenda for a second Recorder/Surveyor $87,347 $89,897 $91,885 $95,031 $97,517 sidered in December along with problem with an increase for the County Council, are eligible reading and possible approval the annual budget for the fol- elected officials, but he thought for the same benefits that all at the next County Commission Sheriff $90,537 $93,180 $95,241 $98,502 $101,079 lowing year. the increase should be a set county employees receive. meeting. Treasurer $87,347 $89,897 $91,885 $95,031 $97,517 The proposed salaries amount instead of a percentage. County council members do not [email protected]

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UofUHealthPlans.org A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 3, 2020 hompson’s T SmokeHouse Time for Toys for Tots in Tooele SmokeHouse CEILLY SUTTON coordinators. STAFF WRITER Dean is also a former Marine. The Marine Corps Toys for The program relies heavily SMOKED - FRESH Tots Foundation in Tooele on donations of toys and mon- County is running smoothly this etary amounts, and grants to year despite the pandemic. provide children in need with Officially, the Toys for Tots toys. program began 12 years ago in In years past, parents who Turkeys the county, but it really began needed toys for their children back in 1947 by a married cou- would visit the Toys for Tots $ 89 ple, Bill and Diane Hendricks. warehouse and pick one toy for lb *While supplies last. Diane wanted to donate each child. 3 homemade dolls to children in “We did this, so that they ORDER NOW FOR THE need,but Bill could not find an could feel like they had a part organization to donate to, so in it,” said Anita Holewinski. HOLIDAYS! they started Toys for Tots. “We would pre-bag other toys, Nine years ago, Gary and because we had so many fami- Anita Holewinski took over the lies going through.” 3975 N. Hwy 36 • Erda • 435.882.0215 program in Tooele County. This year, with the pan- “I’m a former Marine,” said demic, the program is asking Gary Holewinski. “When Anita the parents to give an idea of a and I moved out here in 2009, toy that their child would like TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT we started helping out with and then drive to a location for OPEN ENROLLMENT the program and then the gal pickup. COURTESY TOYS FOR TOTS School Year 2021-2022 who was running it didn’t want Also, with COVID-19 this Tooele County Toys for Tots coordinators Gary Holewinski (left), Anita to run it anymore, because year, the foundation couldn’t Holewinski (center), Dean Adams (right). she didn’t have any ties to the host fundraisers. The Tooele County School District will be Marine Corps, so we just took “We weren’t able to do all of accepting applications from elementary and it over.” the fundraising we have done This year, Dean Adams took in the past this year, but I do secondary students who are interested in enrolling over the program as the head think we will be able to provide in a school outside of their resident school boundary coordinator, because Gary a really good Christmas for each for the 2021-2022 school year. Once the enrollment and Anita have been dealing child,” said Gary Holewinski. with surgeries and traveling Families in need of help this of a school exceeds the declared capacity, no further but Gary and Anita are still co- holiday season can visit www. applications will be approved. stockton-ut.toysfortots.org. The application deadline this year is Dec. 7. “We have resources on that NOTE: If your student is currently approved to website about how someone can get help,” said Gary attend a school outside of his/her boundary, there Holewinski. “We also have will be no need to reapply. However, if your information about how people student plans to leave the school he/she is currently can support our program through monetary donations.” COURTESY TOYS FOR TOTS approved to attend, an application will be required. Individuals can donate toys Bicycles for Toys for Tots for Tots in a warehouse. at locations throughout Tooele, Applications: Parents can pick up an application in including Walmart, Chartway is a team effort, though. It’s not Last year, the Toys for Tots Federal Credit Union, and the just Anita and I. It’s a commu- program in Tooele County was the office at any school, available on the District Tooele City Hall building. nity program and effort.” nominated as the number one website www.tooeleschools.org or at the Tooele Only new and unwrapped Each year the program program in their region. County School District Office, 92 S Lodestone toys will be accepted. has a goal of providing two “We got top honors last year In 2009, when Gary and unwrapped toys to each child, a on how we ran everything last Way, Tooele, UT 84074. Anita took over the program, new book, and assorted stock- year,” said Gary Holewinski. they were able to help about ing stuffers. “We couldn’t do this without Application Window: December 1, 2020 300 children. “From the generosity of the the community’s help or our Last year, they helped almost community and other things volunteers.” through February 19, 2021 4,000 children receive over that we do, we normally give [email protected] 14,800 toys for Christmas. out three to five toys each Editor’s note: The Tooele Information: Contact the District Office COURTESY TOYS FOR TOTS “Over all of the years we year, a book, stocking stuffers, Transcript Bulletin acknowledges Toys for Tots for Tots race car have been doing this, we have and a family game,” said Gary that there is no such thing as a (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104 owned by Adam Poulson of Tooele. helped around 13,000 kids,” Holewinski. “So, we really have former Marine, once a Marine, said Gary Holewinski. “It really a really good program here. always a Marine.

This Christmas Give a Gift that lasts Forever. Erda incorporation online Digitize & Share Family Memories Recorded on Vintage 8mm Film & Video Formats. We can also Digitize Color Slides, Color Negatives public hearing set for Dec. 8 & Photographs. Let Us Help You Digitize & Preserve Your Families Precious Memories Petition sponsors to set council district boundaries and terms Forever. Digitized Files Uploaded onto a TIM GILLIE council form of government COVID-19, the required pub- Flash or Hard Drive for Easy Sharing, Fast EDITOR and elect council members by lic hearing on these topics Access, and File Storage Convenience. Get With the incorporation district. will be held online and by your Media Digitized in time for Christmas to of Erda approved by voters, The incorporation petition conference call on Dec. 8 at incorporation sponsors will sponsors are charged by state 7 p.m. give that perfect gift to Family Members! hold a required public hearing law with determining the Directions and links for as the process of starting up number of council members the public meeting can be the new city moves forward. to be elected by district, the found on the Facebook page During the election, the city council district boundar- “Incorporate ERDA.” residents of the proposed ies, and the initial terms of Comments or questions Erda City not only voted to council members. can also be sent to incorpora- incorporate, they also select- Due to current public [email protected]. ed to use the five-member health orders related to [email protected] MY ANSWER We will all one day have new bodies in Heaven From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham

Q: I have never been a churchgoer, but even I think it’s horrible that local governments can issue mandates preventing people from going to church. Will there be limitations in Heaven? — H.H. A: There is much about Heaven we don’t know; God hasn’t chosen to reveal everything to us. One truth God has revealed to us, however, is one we sometimes overlook: for those who belong to Jesus Christ: we will one day have new bodies in Heaven — bodies that will be free from the pain and death of this present world. They will be like Christ’s body after His resurrection — somewhat like our present bodies, yet free from the limitations we now experience. Someday, the Bible says, Christ “will trans- form our lowly bodies so that they will be like his glorious body” (Philippians 3:21, NIV). It is hard to imagine this fully. Someday all evil and sin will be destroyed, and we will be part of a new heaven and a new earth, the home of righteous- ness (2 Peter 3:13). Heaven will be perfect: “Nothing impure will ever enter [heaven], nor will anyone who does what is shameful or deceitful, but only those whose names are written in the Lamb’s book of Lord. This is a decision that should not be put off life” (Revelation 21:27, NIV). for one moment, for it will be the most important There’s a glorious future prepared for those decision ever made. Heaven will be far more who know Him. Each person should care wheth- glorious than anything we can imagine. Only in er their name is written in the Book of Life. For Heaven will we know exactly what Heaven is like. those who are not sure, it can be resolved today by asking Jesus Christ to forgive their sins and This column is based on the words and writings cleanse them and make them whole. They can of the late Rev. Billy Graham. begin now to walk a new life in obedience to the © 2020 Billy Graham Literary Trust THURSDAY December 3, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 UTA Tooele Transit Study Alternatives

Alternative 1: Existing Mixed Alternative 2: All Day, MIixed Alternative 3: Shoulder Alternative 4: Commuter Rail Flow Express Bus Flow Bus with Limited Stops Running Bus Rapid Transit from Tooele to Salt Lake City

Alternative #1 uses buses on existing Alternative #2 uses buses on existing Alternative #3 uses buses traveling on Alternative #4 uses commuter rail on the Interstate 80 and state Route 36, mixing Interstate 80 and state Route 36, mixing lanes built on the shoulders of Interstate 80 existing Union Pacific right-of-way. bus traffic with automobile traffic. bus traffic with automobile traffic. and state Route 36, separating bus traffic Stops would include Tooele City North Stops would include multiple stops in Stops would include the 2400 North/ from automobile traffic. and the Benson Grist Mill area before head- Tooele City, the 2400 North/SR-36 Park SR-36 Park and Ride and the Benson Grist Stops would include the 2400 North/ ing into Salt Lake City. and Ride, and the Benson Grist Mill Park Mill Park and Ride before heading into Salt SR-36 Park and Ride and the Benson Grist Service would be all day weekdays with and Ride before heading into Salt Lake City Lake City for multiple stops. Mill Park and Ride before heading into Salt 15 minute intervals. for multiple stops. Service would be all day weekdays with Lake City for multiple stops. This alternative provides rail connec- Service would be on weekdays only dur- more frequent service during typical com- Service would be all day weekdays with tion to the existing commuter rail service ing typical commuting times with 30 min- muting times with 30 minute intervals. more frequent service during typical com- that serves the Wasatch Front. It avoids ute intervals. This alternative has the advantage of muting times with 15 minute intervals. congested areas that other alternatives pass This alternative has the advantage of using buses, which are flexible, allowing This alternative has the advantage of pro- through. Commuter rail has a high seating providing express bus service to employ- service to be added or reduced based on viding high frequency bus service to employ- capacity per trip. ment and housing centers in Tooele and needs. It offers all day service. Total route ment centers and high density opportunities This alternative requires extensive coor- Sale Lake cities. Buses are flexible, allowing travel time would be shorter because the in Tooele and Salt Lake cities. This is the fast- dination and purchase of right-of-way from service to be added or reduced based on bus would not travel through Tooele City. est of all bus alternatives with an estimated Union Pacific. It is not as flexible as other needs. As a disadvantage, the buses would be future travel time of 35-45 minutes. Buses alternatives. Alignment and stops are not As a disadvantage, the buses would be subject to the same traffic and road condi- would avoid most of the congestion that easily modified. subject to the same traffic and road conditions as automobiles. It would have fewer other bus alternatives pass through. It has the It has the largest estimated capital cost at tions as automobiles. Service would only stops than the existing mixed flow express highest forecasted ridership. $970 million. run to Salt Lake City in the morning and to bus alternative. People in Tooele City would As a disadvantage, lane enforcement may Tooele in the afternoon. need to drive to and from the 2400 North/ be a challenge. It requires partnership with At $11 million it has the lowest capital SR-36 Park and Ride Lot. Utah Department of Transportation. cost of the four alternatives. It has an estimated capital cost of $21 It has an estimated capital cost of $126 million. million.

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ith the holiday season here at Wlast, there are so many things to get excited about. There’s fun snow activities, lights, ice skating, family Sarah Patino GUEST COLUMNIST time, holiday cheer and presents! We all have experienced the excitement of getting presents. We have also experienced the joy of giving not only presents, but our time in service and activity. lifting heavy hearts. • Get to know someone new or talk Did you know that giving is actu- to someone who looks lonely. ally beneficial for your health? The Often, it’s the small acts of kind- joy you feel when you give to others is ness that go the furthest. known as the “Givers Glow.” Research • Create Better Health Tooele has shown that the “Givers Glow” is County and the USU Extension very beneficial to our health. are sponsoring the following The following are a few of the ben- opportunities to serve locally: efits researchers have seen in those • Support the 4H Teen Council who give: by purchasing a freshly cut • Giving releases the “Feel Good” Christmas tree at their sale this chemicals serotonin, dopamine, Friday, Dec. 4, from 6-9 p.m. All and oxytocin. These chemicals funds are kept within the local fight against symptoms of depres- 4H youth program. The entire sion and anxiety. evening will be a family-friendly • Giving promotes healthy social Christmas experience with connections which gives us a socially distanced Santa pictures, sense of purpose and improves cocoa and Santa’s four-legged our self esteem. little helpers. • Giving reduces stress. • Sponsor a “Winter Blessing Box” • Giving can help us sleep better. that will go to people in need • Those who give are less likely to who live in the outlying areas of develop high blood pressure. Tooele County where assistance Here are some general ways we can is rarely received. The boxes are hours. your choice. We will deliver these age you to write it anyway. You can give this year: not to be holiday themed this • Participate in the Create Better the first week of January to a decide later whether to send it (and • If you can, visit the elderly. If vis- year as they’ll be collected all of Health “25 Days of December” needy food bank and will post the it’s often a good idea to do so). But iting is not possible, write letters the month of December and then Food Drive. Gather all of the total number of pounds of food the mere act of writing the letter can and draw pictures to drop off at a delivered as needed in January following items in unbreakable donated. help you appreciate the people in senior center. and possibly into early February packaging if possible. Place it Also in the midst of all this giv- your life and shift your focus away • Tie fleece blankets to donate to when less help is available. Each all into one box and bring it to ing remember to show gratitude. from negative feelings and thoughts. your local hospital, women’s shel- box must contain: 2 small blan- the USU Extension Office at 151 Participants in a recent study have It’s important to note that the mental ter, food pantry, etc. It’s also a kets ($2.50 each at Walmart), N. Main St. in Tooele: 1 box or reported significantly better mental health benefits of gratitude writing great gift to give to family! 2 pairs of gloves, 2 winter hats bag of whole grain cereal, 1 jar health when they participated in in the studies did not emerge imme- • Check out JustServe.org for local (beanies), 1 packet of soup mix peanut butter, 1 box stuffing writing “gratitude letters” or by jour- diately, but gradually accrued over opportunities for service. (family size and just add water mix, 1 box of potato flakes, 1 can naling the things they were grateful time. Some positive effects were still • Make frozen meals to give to type), 4 tuna packets, 1 box chili, 1 can fruit in juice, 1 can for. The same study also suggested emerging up to 12 weeks after the neighbors who may be strug- crackers (whole grain preferred), diced tomatoes, 1 can of tuna or that expressing your gratitude by just study. Think about that! Twelve weeks gling. 1 box cocoa packets, 1 box micro- meat, 1 cake or brownie mix, 1 writing the letters or journaling but after sending a simple thank you note • Hold a neighborhood food drive. wave popcorn, 1 box oatmeal jar unsweetened applesauce, 1 not even sending those letters — or you could start feeling better. Based Have neighbors drop off dona- packets, 1 pack of fruit cups, 1 low sugar jam or jelly, 1 box hot something similar such as thank you on Christmas notes, thats positive tions to you and you can take all coloring book and crayons or cocoa or cider packets, 1 box of notes — increases your mental health mental health benefits in March. donations to your local food pan- colored pencils, 1 deck of cards, macaroni and cheese, 1 can corn, just as much. This suggests that the try. Volunteer at a soup kitchen. 1 hand soap, 1 hand sanitizer, 1 1 can green beans, 1 lb. brown mental health benefits of writing grat- Sarah Patino is the Certified • Be a secret Santa. Choose a chapstick, and 1 lotion. Please rice, 1 lb. whole grain pasta, 1 itude letters are not entirely depen- Nutrition Educator for Food Sense at family who may be struggling, pack all items into a box that box of oatmeal packets, 1 jar spa- dent on actually communicating that the USU Extension – Tooele County and deliver gifts on their porch closes but do not wrap it. Drop it ghetti sauce, 1 can low sodium gratitude to another person. office, which is located inside the Tooele secretly. You can do a “12 Days off at the USU Extension offices soup, 1 container of salt or any So if you’re thinking of writing a County Health Department Building, of Christmas” for them, or you at 151 N. Main St. in Tooele. We well known spice, 1 pack sugar letter of gratitude to someone, but 151 N. Main, Tooele. She can be can do one big delivery. Make will be accepting boxes from Dec. free pudding or Jello, 1 mustard, you’re unsure whether you want that reached at 435-277-2408 and at it a meaningful and fun family 1 until Dec. 30 during business 1 mayo, 1 non perishable item of person to read the letter, I’d encour- [email protected].

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For All the Great Florence Davis Garbett. Tyler Anderson and Parker Corinne’s family is also Corinne was educated in Anderson. Corinne was preced- grateful for the excellent care Events in Life Eureka schools and gradu- ed in death by both parents. provided by Madison Hospital, ated from Tintic High School In April of 1992 Corinne Madison, Alabama. The doc- Let Everyone in 1976 where she served as suffered a brain injury that tors and nurses were very the yearbook editor and high changed her life. Her brother attentive to Corinne’s needs Know! school mascot (miner). She Larry and sister-in-law Pam and went above and beyond later attended BYU on a full- have overseen her care since for Corinne and her family. tuition scholarship majoring in Corinne married Terrance that time. Although the One of the nurses even sang “I Place a Notice in the Transcript Bulletin! communications. During her Lynn Ford in 1976 but was injury simplified her life, she Am a Child of God” for Corinne working career she worked at later divorced. Later she mar- remained a positive person and during the time she was most Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement O.C. Tanner and Publishers ried Michael John Warner developed many friendships ill to provide her comfort. Military • Missionaries • Honors & Awards Press in Salt Lake City and but was later divorced. with church members and fel- A graveside service will be Borland International in Scotts She had two children with low assisted living residents. held for Corinne on Monday, TOOELE 435-882-0050 Valley, California, where she Michael: Jennifer Rinn Her resilience was an example Dec. 7, 2020, at 1 a.m., at the TRANSCRIPT traveled the nation contracting Warner, Maricopa, Arizona; to all who knew her. She loved Tooele City Cemetery, Tooele, 58 N. Main, Tooele BULLETIN for printing services. 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bring in an additional partner Skywalk to help with the project, as a continued from page A1 result the plans for the development may change a little, according to Nielsen. Haney, one of the referendum Skywalk will bring jobs to sponsors. Tooele Valley, as well as build When the state Legislature up the property tax base and changed the number of sig- help the county to capture natures required from around sales tax revenue that is cur- 2,000 to over 4,000, things got rently leaving the county, a little difficult, according to Nielsen said. Haney. The plans for Skywalk There were plenty of people include a row of four-story that wanted to sign the peti- buildings that run parallel tion, the sponsors just ran out with the future Midvalley of manpower to collect all the Highway. The first floor of the signatures before the dead- buildings would be occupied line, Haney said. by commercial and service Skywalk is a 246-acre businesses with office space in planned community develop- the top three floors. Landmark ment south of state Route 138, buildings, such as a library, east of Sheep Lane and west of town hall, church, theater, the Tooele Valley airport. and museum could be includ- Developers have described ed in this area, according to the development as a walk- Nielsen. able, cyclable and U.S. Green South of the commercial Building Council’s Leadership and office buildings would in Energy and Environmental be another row of four-story Design — LEED — compliant buildings with commercial mixed-use community. businesses on the ground floor FILE PHOTO Jay Nielsen, one of the part- with up to 684 high-density The above photograph shows the location of the proposed Skywalk project in Erda west of Tooele Valley Airport. State Route 138 is in the foreground ners in the Skywalk develop- residential units on the top and Sheep Lane is to the right. ment, said with the petition floors. of the way, they will continue The next row of four-story Petition Signatures for Referendum to put Skywalk Rezone on a Ballot progress towards building buildings would be for up to Skywalk, starting with the 186 medium-density town- County Council Districts #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 Total commercial area that runs houses. Signatures Required 743 762 803 997 814 4,119 parallel to State Route 138 on A third residential area Valid Signatures 627 557 850 722 600 3,356 the north end of the project. would be north of a 300- Skywalk developers are foot green space from the Over/- Under -116 -205 47 -275 -214 -763 in the process of pursuing Golden Acres subdivision. This two different solutions to the space would be for up to 116 a public plaza, commuter “You’re not going to see proposed community’s sewer detached-homes with a mini- parking, bus routes, and bicy- 984 residences built all at needs, said Nielsen. mum lot size of 0.25-acres. cle friendly roads. once,” Nielsen said. “It will be A water solution also needs Skywalk developers tout The development will be gradually built over a period to be worked out, he said. their development as includ- built out over time, according of time.” Skywalk developers may ing green space, parks, trails, to Nielsen. tgillie@tooeletranscript COURTESY OF SKYWALK An artist drawing of a street in a mixed use area of Skywalk.

received and developing tran- The first three options use Train sit alternatives for the Tooele buses with differing lane align- continued from page A1 County/Salt Lake County comments. The fifth option, the most Holidays At Home mute. expensive, calls for commuter A Virtual Concert With The result is UTA has come rail to connect the two counties. open house in January 2020 up with four alternatives that Each alternative has advan- where UTA officials collected they are considering to improve tages and disadvantages and concerns about existing public public transit between the two costs. transit options, support for counties. The four alternatives are proposed transit changes and UTA is holding a virtual open described on page A5. THURL suggestions for future transit house between Dec. 2 and Dec. The UTA virtual open house with a options. 16 to introduce the four alterna- survey for feedback can be found at UTA spent the last ten tives to the public and collect s.surveyanyplace.com/tooelevalley months analyzing the input they public feedback. BAILEY

DECEMBER 7, 2020 / 7:00 PM ernment concerning these mat- cially those who we differ in any YOUTUBE.COM Call ters,” he said. “There has been area with respect, civility, and continued from page A1 pent up frustration for years dignity,” he said. in classes that we simply have Wardle also said that the *BONUS REBROADCAST ON overlooked or not understood.” local leaders had the right to DECEMBER 2 AT 7:00 PM go down as the beginning of Because of these issues and demand such things from the the coronavirus,” stated Wardle the discussion with Peck, the public. speaking about what he wrote city council and mayor decided “We demand that we do bet- in the city council meeting min- that a resolution needed to be ter and respect better,” he said. utes regarding the discussion. passed stating the importance At the end of the discussion, “As of tonight, the latest statis- of increased civility, respect for the city council took a vote on tics, there have been 1,293,181 human life, freedom of expres- the proposed resolution call- deaths world-wide.” sion, and property. ing all members of the public Wardle also stated that there “We declare that human life, to respect others and all of the Viewing a YouTube Video have been 52,733,281 cases regardless of age or circum- members of the council voted to is easy! Watch on your mobile throughout the world since the stance must be protected by the approve the resolution. phone, tablet, computer, or beginning of the pandemic. law of our society,” said Wardle [email protected] smart television. “This has affected everyone— reading the proposed resolu-

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PAYMENT: Check Credit Card: Visa MasterCard Amer. Ex. Discover Card # Exp. Date THURSDAY December 3, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1 Sports Expectations are high for GHS girls team Cowboys hope to compete for region, state titles DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR The Grantsville girls basketball team has firmly established itself as one of Class 3A’s premier programs over the past few seasons. With a talented group of returning players, the Cowboys plan on contend- ing for the state champion- ship once again in 2020-21. Led by recent University of Colorado-Colorado Springs signee Maison White and sophomore point guard Kenzie Allen, Grantsville once again finds itself near the top of the list of Region 13 and state title contenders. “I think we have a good shot in region,” Grantsville coach Megan Vera said. “We’re going to have to play well. With our schedule, every game is a winnable game, but we have to show up every single night and play well. I think that we’ll compete in region and I think we’re a contender in 3A as well.” White is one of Class 3A’s premier players, averaging TTB FILE PHOTO 19.7 points and 8.8 rebounds TTB FILE PHOTO Grantsville’s Kenzie Allen handles the ball during the first round of the per game during her stellar Grantsville’s Maison White (24) calls for the ball in the post during a first-round Class 3A state girls basketball tour- Class 3A state girls basketball tournament on Feb. 14 at Utah State junior season. She is joined nament game against Summit Academy on Feb. 14 in Price. White, who averaged 19.7 points and 8.8 rebounds per University-Eastern in Price. Allen, a sophomore, will take over as the by fellow seniors Chloe game last season, will lead the Cowboys into their season opener Friday night at home against Juab. Cowboys’ starting point guard this season. Butler, Maddie Martin and Hillary Cloward. However, as a freshman, while Ellie young, but a ton of potential,” Ryann Williams (and) Zoey well,” Vera added. “(Senior) Cowboys’ starting point guard Grantsville’s stellar sopho- Thomas averaged 2.9 points, Vera said. “They’ve really Cloward — they really stepped Chloe Butler’s had a tremen- spot from Ashlee Edwards, more class should also make 1.9 rebounds, 1.3 assists and matured a lot this offseason, up this summer and started to dous offseason, so we’re really who is now at Snow College an impact. Allen averaged 0.7 steals. so I’m excited to see what they contribute a bit more in var- expecting big things from her, after a decorated four-year 5.3 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.1 “Our freshman class last come and contribute. sity, so I think we’ll see all of too.” steals and 2.2 assists per game year was really strong — “(Sophomores) Emily Ware, them getting some minutes as Allen will be taking over the SEE GHS PAGE B5 ➤

SPORTS WRAP BYU men’s basketball at Roman Legends Classic The BYU men’s basketball team split two games at the Roman Legends Classic in Uncasville, Stallions to rely on Connecticut, defeating St. John’s 74-68 on Wednesday after losing to USC 79-53 on Tuesday. Alex Barcello had 20 points to lead the Cougars (3-1) in Wednesday’s victory, while depth, athleticism Gideon George had 13 points to let them run and open it and 15 rebounds. George and Matt Haarms had 11 points each Stansbury looks to play at faster pace up. We’re so deep that we’re in the loss to USC as BYU shot going to try to put defensive just 7-for-30 from 3-point range. DARREN VAUGHAN have since graduated, Stallions pressure on teams and let the The Cougars will face Utah State SPORTS EDITOR coach Joe White believes this offense run. If we have to do on Saturday at the Dee Glen The Stansbury boys bas- year’s team might be even something in the half court, we Smith Spectrum in Logan. ketball team is coming off its more dangerous. will, but I think we’ve got kids Utah Valley men’s basketball best regular season in program “We’re going to try to open that want to get out and push vs. Westminster history, having posted a 15-8 it up a little bit more,” White the ball, and that are capable The Utah Valley men’s basketball overall record that earned the said. “In the past, we haven’t of it.” team held off a second-half rally Stallions the right to host a had kids that can get out and The Stallions will have to to defeat Westminster 79-71 on playoff game for the first time. run. We’ve had to try to con- replace a lot of their scorers Wednesday night at the UCCU While a number of key trol more of the offense, but from last season, includ- Center in Orem. Jamison Overton contributors from that squad I think this time, we’re going ing 2020 graduate Peyton and Le’Tre Darthard each scored Thevenot, who holds the 16 points to lead the Wolverines (2-1), while Fardaws Aimaq added school record for career 12 points and 18 rebounds. Joey 3-pointers made. However, Andrews had 17 points for the White said this year’s team visiting Griffins (0-2). UVU will has more perimeter shooting play host to Southern Utah in threats, as well as more depth a non-conference game next overall, which should make Wednesday in Orem. them harder to defend. Dixie State men’s basketball “We have some experi- vs. North Dakota ence coming back in Dave The Dixie State men’s basketball Spaulding and Pae (Tia),” team, playing in its first game White said, noting that Tia is as a Division I program, out- still recovering from an injury scored North Dakota 50-44 in he suffered during football the second half to squeak past season. “We have some young the Fighting Hawks 74-73 on Wednesday night at Burns Arena kids who have shown in the JV in St. George. Frank Staine had games that they can compete 19 points and Jacob Nicolds at a high level. SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO added 17 points and eight “I think we replace Stansbury’s Pae Tia (23) scores two points during a Region 10 boys basket- rebounds for the Trailblazers (Thevenot) with more people ball game against Ogden on Feb. 14 at Stansbury High School. Tia, who is (1-0). Dixie State will play host who have the ability to extend still recovering from an injury he suffered during football season, should to St. Katherine in a non-confer- and shoot better,” White be a key piece for the Stallions on the basketball floor this season. ence matchup on Saturday. added. “I think we have more Schedule weapons. We’re really excited weeks because of COVID-19, is ranked among the top teams Friday’s games about having multiple threats. and most of their summer in Class 3A. In addition, the Tooele girls basketball at Delta We can go 10 players (deep), program was upended by the Stallions are set to play a trio Tournament easy, if we had to.” pandemic as well. That has the of top 10-ranked Class 4A Grantsville boys basketball vs. The Stallions will look to Stallions learning on the fly. teams in Cedar, Canyon View Manti, 4 p.m. at Sevier Valley feed off the success they expe- “We normally play 50 games and Hurricane at the Steve Center Grantsville girls basketball vs. rienced during the football in a summer, and we probably Hodson Cancer Classic in Juab, 6 p.m. season, when they advanced played eight,” White said. “I Cedar City just after Christmas. Stansbury boys basketball vs. to the Class 4A quarterfinals. think the kids have worked White hopes the tough Mountain View, 7 p.m. Tia, Kru Huxford, Jacob Rich, hard on their own — there’s schedule will prepare the Tooele boys basketball at Bridger Thomas, Mathew just no team continuity yet. Stallions for a challenging Riverton, 7 p.m. Topham and Preston Birch all Our first practices have been Region 10 slate, where they Saturday’s games suited up for Stansbury’s foot- good and they’ve been physi- hope to earn another home Tooele girls basketball at Delta ball team this fall. cal, but the kids are still learn- playoff game. Tournament “The football players bring a ing to play with each other. “We have some good tests,” Grantsville boys basketball vs. little extra tenacity with them “COVID’s going to be an White said. “It’s not going to Richfield, 6 p.m. at Sevier Valley and strength, so we’re looking interesting time for all of us. be an easy cake walk in the Center forward to having that mesh Games could be canceled, best preseason. Tuesday’s games with what we’ve been doing in players could miss (games) “We always tend to get bet- Tooele and Grantsville swim- the fall,” White said. — it’s all just such a random ter as we go,” he added. “Our ming vs. West Jordan, 2:30 p.m. Stansbury will face some thing right now. It’s going to preseason is to work out some Grantsville girls basketball vs. tough challenges in the be navigable, but it’s going to of the football kinks and have Mountain Ridge, 7 p.m. SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO preseason, beginning with be hard.” the kids get used to each other Stansbury boys basketball at Stansbury’s Dave Spaulding (22) goes up for a layup during a Region Friday’s season opener against The schedule also includes a to be ready to go by region Hillcrest, 7 p.m. 10 boys basketball game against Ogden on Feb. 14 at Stansbury High Class 5A Mountain View. The game against Class 6A Cyprus, and just get better every single Stansbury girls basketball vs. School. Spaulding was a key contributor for the Stallions last season, and Park City, 7 p.m. will play a leading role when Stansbury tips off its season Friday night at opener comes after the start as well as a road game against game.” home against Mountain View. of practice was delayed by two county rival Grantsville, which [email protected] B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 3, 2020 GARDEN SPOT Amaryllis plant makes for a beautiful holiday display DIANE SAGERS a stem or up to six or seven. GUEST COLUMNIST Some large bulbs produce two This column was originally stems of flowers — one after published Dec. 6, 2012. It has the other. Larger bulbs produce been updated by the author. larger flowers. The flowers are truly spec- hristmas is the time for tra- tacular. They are very large Cditions — gifts, Christmas and very showy towering above trees, nativity pageants, Santa, the pot and its long, sword- snow, bells, red and green and shaped leaves. Flowers tend to much more. Plants are also appear first — often before the among the traditions we asso- leaves even get started grow- ciate with Christmas. Besides ing. The leaves eventually grow the obvious ones of mistletoe about as long as the flower and holly, other plants find stalks, curving outward, but their way into homes during not typically before the blos- the holidays. soms have waned. One of my favorites is the The amaryllis comes in amaryllis, also known scientifi- beautiful varieties including cally as Hippeastrum. While an array of red shades, pink, they have a lily-like appear- white, salmon and orange. To DIANE SAGERS ance, they are only distantly add further interest, there are At this time of year, you can find Amaryllis plants boxed up as kits that you related to the lily. The amaryl- also striped and multicolored can plant and care for from start to finish. lis is a bulb plant and is prob- varieties that combine shades ably the easiest to bring into of pink, red or white. Bulbs that have been buds on the end. As the bud bloom. It will bloom indoors Each blossom lasts only a shipped unplanted in a box and leaves appear, gradually or, during warm weather, it few days, and the cluster may tend to get dehydrated. Soak water more often. The stem can be brought to bloom out- wane within a week or 10 days them in luke-warm water will grow rapidly and the flow- doors. The plant originated in depending on the conditions. for a few hours to re-hydrate ers will develop when it is fully the tropical regions of South However, part of the appeal them. If you cannot plant the tall. DIANE SAGERS America, which should provide of these plants is watching the bulbs as soon as you get them, It takes seven to 10 weeks Amaryllis blossoms are composed of long, slender petals that spread and clues to its optimum growing plant grow from a bulb in the keep them between 40 and 50 for an amaryllis to grow from curve back to form a trumpet-shaped flower. They come in a variety of conditions. soil to a fully open, blooming degrees until you are ready to bulb to bloom. In the winter, colors including reds, pinks and whites. The flowers grow as umbels plant. plant them. the flower time will be longer — clusters of flowers originat- At this time of year, you will Put them into a nutritious than in the spring. Plant some- and fertilize as normal for at out of the soil. ing from the same place on the find them pre-planted and potting mix. Plant the bulb time between October and least five or six months allow- Clean it off and place it in a stem — atop stalks that may already starting to grow or you up to its neck in the compost, April depending on when you ing the leaves to fully develop 40 to 50 degree place — pos- grow up to 18 inches long. may find them boxed up as kits being careful not to damage want the flowers to appear. and grow. You can put the sibly the crisper of your refrig- Blossoms are composed of that you can plant and care for the roots at the bottom of the After the amaryllis has plant outdoors in the summer erator — for a minimum of six long, slender petals that spread from start to finish. bulb. Press the soil down firmly stopped flowering, cut the old months, but do not put it into weeks. Do not store these bulbs and curve back to form a trum- If you receive one in a pot, around the bult to set it after it flowers from the stem. Since full sun initially as the leaves in a refrigerator that contains pet-shaped flower. Typically just add water as the soil is planted. the stem contributes to photo- will need time to adapt to the apples because the gas they they begin opening one by begins to dry out and watch Place the potted bulb in a synthesis, as well as the leaves, increased light and will burn if give off they will sterilize the one, although their blooms the plant grow and the blos- warm place (ideally around leave it intact until it begins to they are exposed too quickly. bulb. sometimes overlap to provide a soms unfold. If you get a “start- 68 to 70 degrees) with direct sag. Then cut it back to the top They normally begin to yel- After six weeks remove the flower show of several blooms er kit,” follow the instructions light. Heat is needed for stems of the bulb. low in early fall. Cut them back bulbs and replant them about at the same time. There may on the box or use the following to develop. Water sparingly The leaves will continue to about 2 inches from the top eight weeks before you would be two or three flowers on steps: until the stem shows up with to grow, so continue to water of the bulb and take the bulb like them to bloom again. SUNDAY DRIVE The 2021 Mercedes GLS63 AMG combines the power of a race car with insane luxury

eave it to the folks in the it also drives like a dream, just LMercedes AMG division to sailing down the road. In fact, find a way to bring their largest it practically drives itself it is so seven-seat SUV to 60 mph in loaded with technology. just over 4 seconds! Seems kind We have driven a number of crazy, but the SUV turned of different vehicles that when out to have a huge amount of the adaptive cruise control is fun and youthful energy that set they will center themselves also came with it. Craig & Deanne Conover in the lane and stay there with However, getting that GUEST COLUMNISTS ease. Mercedes has put some much metal up to that speed serious engineering into their does come with a price tag, version of this technology and and when you add in all the interior upgrades than we we loved the way it performed. extra luxury that comes with could ever have imagined pos- After making sure all the right a Mercedes, we had the most sible to keep all the occupants boxes were checked in the expensive vehicle we have traveling in complete and total setup menu of the GLS we set driven this year. It topped out comfort. For instance, we took the cruise after hitting I-15 at a $150,000 price tag. it over to Craig’s sister’s house north out of Springville. Not Just how does a SUV this and the kids, of course, wanted only did it center the E53 in large get to be so fast? Well, to have a ride in a car with that the lane and maintain a set dis- it is all part of what the AMG kind of price tag. It was not tance from any vehicle it came division at Mercedes does, just long after that when 16-year- upon, it would even slow down like their counterpart, the M old Casey, sitting in the rear to take tighter curves on our division at BMW. They make as younger brother Max (a car route, and would speed up and what is already a great prod- geek) had taken the front seat, slow down according to speed uct even better by fine-tuning discovered that the rear seats limit signs it saw along the way. and adding elements that add were also equipped with mas- The turn technology worked all kinds of excitement to the sagers. flawlessly as we took a Sunday drive. This was all controlled drive up through Provo This new SUV comes through the MBUX (Mercedes- Canyon. Winding up through equipped with a 4.0-liter V8 Benz User Experience) tablet the mountains over into Heber engine complete with a twin- installed in the center console it would slow to as low as 40 turbo and is rated at 603 between the rear seats and mph to make the tighter turns horsepower. In fact this is the came as part of the Executive along the way. This technol- same engine that comes in the Rear Seat Package upgrade ogy proved to be the best we brand’s GT supercars where it ($3,700). From that point on have experienced to date in any can get to 630 ponies. Another she was completely content vehicle. side note is the SUV is built and the bickering for shotgun This nearly autonomous in America at the Tuscaloosa, stopped. driving technology was awe- Alabama, plant except for the Of course the front seats some to say the least, but it was engine that is hand-assembled also came with massagers that not the last of the tech that had in Germany. included many different types been added to the coupe we All this power is connected of massage settings, with some would discover. The LED accent through a 9-speed transmis- even turning on the heat dur- lights inside the Mercedes sion, comes with all-wheel ing the massage. All four seats could be changed to any color drive, a sport-tuned suspension were also heated and cooled, imaginable, and really should that is user definable, and stan- not many out there have rear have been called mood lights. dard 21-inch wheels and tires. cooled seats. Having a color mixing pal- After a week with the SUV we The new GLS63 comes with let with endless choices was averaged right at 16.5 mpg as all the great Mercedes technol- just too much fun to play with was expected from the EPA. ogy inside. We found it is not — kind of like having a new After just a day of driving all about the massaging seats, grown up toy at our beckon the newly redesigned SUV it although they were very nice. call. was evident it was pretty much Not only is AMG a gorgeous All this technology can be just a large race car with more offering in the world of SUVs, operated in a number of different ways. Along with the usual touch screen there is also a touch pad on the steering wheel that can control it. But the folks at Mercedes didn’t stop there: a voice system has also been added. With the simple “Hey Mercedes” statement we could control pretty much any system in the SUV. Being somewhat like asking Alexa or Siri to help with functions, “‘Hey Mercedes, play some AMG lineup, a perfect SUV for Craig and Deanne Conover it was very enjoyable to get jazz,” and the station would a family that needs a little extra have been test-driving vehicles Mercedes involved in our time change. kick in the drive. for nearly a decade. They receive out in the SUV. A simple “Hey Expensive, fun, and excit- Base price: $132,100 a new car each week for a week- Mercedes, change the ambient ing are all ways to describe the Prices as driven: $153,950 long test drive and adventure. light to Rose,” would produce new addition to the Mercedes They live in Springville, Utah. THURSDAY December 3, 2020 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 Rosemary cashews for holiday giving efore COVID, my holiday prepared last year. Then put the kids in charge of Btraditions this time of year The tasty cashews were such decorating and writing the tie- began with a gathering of five a hit, I decided to make the around gift tags. neighborhood friends for an recipe in multiples this year early-morning coffee klatch at and fill wide pint-size canning ROSEMARY CASHEWS one of our houses. We original- jars I picked up at the store. 3 cups roasted, unsalted ly met when our sons were just Tied with holiday ribbon, gift cashews 5 years old, and our friendship tags and a shiny mini-size gold 1 heaping tablespoon continued through Cub Scout ornament for extra bling, it is a minced fresh rosemary activities, softball games, bike charge, it offered an oppor- unique, personalized gift. leaves rides and picnics at the neigh- tunity to use our fanciest or Make these in an afternoon 1 tablespoon brown sugar borhood park. Off they went quirkiest tableware for serving with your school-age kids, 1 tablespoon salt to college, and we attend their fruit, pastries and coffee. We’d who can assist in doing a step 1 1/2 tablespoons unsalted weddings together. exchange little memorable, or two. For starters, let them butter, melted Since we still lived within sometimes homemade, gifts, take charge of pulling the 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pep- blocks of one another, we’d too. I liked to bring something fresh rosemary leaves off the per (optional) take turns hosting the annual from my kitchen, like this rose- stems before you chop the fra- get-together. For the one in mary cashew appetizer/snack I grant herb with a sharp knife. 1. Heat oven to 350 F. 2. Spread the cashews in one layer on a cookie sheet and bake for about 6 minutes, or until warm and lightly toasted. 3. Combine the rosemary, brown sugar, salt, melted butter and pepper (if you want an extra kick) in a large bowl. When the cashews are heated, immediately pour them in the bowl with the spice butter mix- ture. Toss thoroughly. 4. Cool and serve. Store in an airtight container up to two weeks.

NOTE: If you prefer, substi- tute 1 tablespoon pure maple syrup for 1 tablespoon brown Sophia Loren in “The Life Ahead” sugar. • • • ovie distributors are the Passion,” shot in Spain Find more family fun Mmore than ready to put and starring Cary Grant and in Donna’s book “Donna films into theaters again, Frank Sinatra. Since she Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff but moviegoers aren’t ready didn’t speak any English, she for Families.” to take a chance yet. Ryan learned her role and all her Reynolds’ “Free Guy” was to lines phonetically. During © 2020 Donna Erickson open July 3, 2020, then Dec. filming, Cary Grant fell in Distributed by King Features Synd. 11, but in November it was love with her, and in 1958 he pulled. “Death on the Nile,” replaced his then-wife, Betsy with Kenneth Branagh (as Drake (who actually wrote Hercule Poirot), Gal Gadot the script), in “Houseboat,” and Armie Hammer, was due with Sophia. Drake divorced Dec. 18, but was pulled as Grant, but in the end Sophia well. “A Quiet Place: Part 2,” jilted him and returned to starring Emily Blunt, was set her real love, producer Carlo Questions about COPD to open March 8, 2020, with Ponti, in 2007. They were billboards up and TV ads married until his death. DEAR DR. ROACH: I was etc. But I would like some kind In someone with COPD, the running, but was sidelined by Her role in “The Life diagnosed with COPD a year of guideline for someone in my decline over months to years the coronavirus and resched- Ahead” is akin to “Two and a half ago and have several condition. — T.J. can cause symptoms to occur uled for April 23, 2021. Women,” for which she won questions. I seem to be unable ANSWER: There are two first with exercise, and then Undaunted, plans are set for a best actress Oscar in 1962. to get answers from my pul- major types of chronic obstruc- when at rest. Once people have a threequel to open in 2022. She skipped the Academy monary doctor, as he is always tive pulmonary disease: severe symptoms at rest, the • • • Awards that night because of busy and doesn’t have a lot of chronic bronchitis, where the prognosis becomes quite poor. Sophia Loren, one of the extreme stage fright. Later, time to spend with me. primary problem is productive No medication can reverse last four stars of The Golden she mustn’t have realized How fast does COPD prog- cough; and emphysema, which lung damage. Inhaled steroids the amount of metallic mer- Age of Hollywood, scored how big “Dynasty” would ress? I’m 78 years old, in rea- is destruction of the small air- reduce inflammation and can cury ingested is insignificantly excellent reviews for her become, because in 1981 she sonably good health and exer- ways. Shortness of breath is slow progression somewhat. small and of no consequence to Netflix remake of “Madame turned down playing Alexis cise regularly. I have chronic a common feature of all types Inhaled bronchodilators open overall health. But is it better Rosa,” called “The Life Carrington Colby, which bronchitis with a slight amount of COPD. The most prevalent airways and make breathing to replace that type of filling Ahead,” which began stream- went to Joan Collins and of emphysema. I had been cause is smoking. easier. Inhaled anticholinergics with newer, less-toxic fillings? ing Nov. 13. The Washington made her a major interna- coughing a little during the I can’t answer your ques- reduce secretions. Your medi- — J.G. Post said, “Madame Rosa is tional television star. day, had mucus in the morning tions on rate of progression cation, Trelegy, contains all of ANSWER: Many studies a prostitute who becomes a • • • and coughed at night for two and overall prognosis without these medicines, and is appro- have looked at potential health caregiver and mother figure Zac Efron, who recently to three hours after bedtime — much more information, but priate for people with severe harms to dental fillings using for children of her colleagues lent his voice to “Scoob!” (as to the extent of having to use it is certainly a good sign that COPD or those who do not mercury-containing amalgam, in the sex-work industry. in Scooby-Doo), with Mark a rescue inhaler to settle down many of your symptoms are have good symptom control and the consensus is that they Sophia Loren inhabits the Wahlberg, Will Forte, Tracy and get back to sleep. After he well-controlled on treatment. with a less intensive regimen. are very safe, and that there role with vulnerability and Morgan, Ken Jeong, Amanda put me on Trelegy, all of those The single biggest factor in An online calculator for is no good reason to remove majesty. As one of the four Seyfried and Gina Rodriguez, symptoms disappeared, and I rate of progression of COPD prognosis can be found at them. final links to cinema’s Golden has found his next project, feel perfectly normal except for is whether you are a smoker, https://bit.ly/2N1UEoy. It • • • Age, she is simply magnifi- the survival thriller “Gold,” shortness of breath. but not being able to exercise, can be used if you know how Dr. Roach regrets that cent. She’s still got it, and as with Anthony Hayes. They My other question is what is being male and being very far you can walk in six min- he is unable to answer indi- this performance reminds us, play two strangers traveling the life expectancy of a person underweight are additional utes and the results of your vidual questions, but will she always did!” through a desert who stum- diagnosed with COPD? I’ve risk factors for faster progres- breathing test (specifically, the incorporate them in the In 1956, Sophia was ble upon and have to protect read about answers to this sion. FEV1%). column whenever possible. signed to a five-picture deal the biggest gold nugget ever all over the map, from two Lung function falls inexo- • • • Readers may email questions by Paramount Pictures. Her found. Hope it’s a bigger gem or three years after diagnosis rably over time. In people DEAR DR. ROACH: After to ToYourGoodHealth@med. first American movie was than his last film, “Extremely to 15 or more years. I would who have no lung disease, the reading your recent column on cornell.edu. “Boy on a Dolphin,” filmed Wicked, Shockingly Evil and presume that it depends on normal decline with aging is mercury, I wonder how dan- in the Saronic Islands off Vile”! other factors such as physical never enough to cause symp- gerous mercury amalgam for © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. Greece in 1957, with Alan condition, exercise, weight, toms during normal activity. cavity fillings is. I’d guess that All Rights Reserved Ladd and Clifton Webb, fol- © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. lowed by “The Pride and

• Steven Spielberg, who seamen were shipwrecked ly swallow the cap, the hole executive-produced the film there on Dec. 13, the feast ensures it won’t completely “Gremlins,” requested the day of St. Lucy. block their airway. effects team make Gizmo’s • The color of Facebook is blue • After an 8.0 magnitude fur orange and white to because Mark Zuckerberg is earthquake hit Mexico City match his beagle, Chauncey. red-green colorblind. in 1985, nearly all newborn • If you do a Google search on BY LUCIE WINBOURNE • Ever noticed how some mass- babies survived a collapsed the word “askew,” the result- produced ballpoint pens, hospital for seven days with- • Adult mayflies have no ing content will tilt slightly such as the Bic Cristal, have out nourishment, water, functional mouth. Because to the right. a hole in the cap? No? Well, warmth or human contact. of this, they die of malnutri- • St. Lucia is the only country in case you someday do, • Major League Baseball tion. This is an evolutionary in the world named after a now you’ll know why — it’s umpires are required to wear occurrence that happens so woman. Originally called the not just to prevent leaks, but black underwear while on aging mayflies don’t pass on Island of the Iguanas by early choking as well. Lots of folks the job in case they split genetic defects to the next Carib settlers, the name was like to chew on pen lids, and their pants. generation. later changed after French in the event they accidental- © 2020 North America Synd., Inc. B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY December 3, 2020

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DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Baby blankets needed or who work independently and have Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 to Recovery” Tooele W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- been negatively impacted financially as a N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the result of the virus may also be eligible for Hours of operation: Tuesday through Senior Center ery at Mountain West Medical Center. 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Blankets should be new and in good this assistance. Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open The senior center is for the enjoyment of tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or condition. Homemade blankets are also Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday to all those affected by someone else’s all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit accepted if new. Donations can be turned evenings by appointment only. Special addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West Historical Society classes offered regularly. Call the center help by sharing our experience, strength Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting www.exploretooele.com. Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in for more information. and hope. For more information, please activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Monthly Meetings Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with contact Terri at 435-313-4851. crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled The Tooele County Historical Society Grantsville City Library any questions. Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville meetings have been cancelled until This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at Military Items Wanted wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class City Library is going fine free. We will no further notice because of the Cov-19 the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 When you no longer want your mili- movies and health classes. Meals-On- longer charge overdue fines for items Moose Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, tary items, do not take them to Deseret Wheels available for homebound. Lunch returned after their due date. Our new any updated information about our meet- contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Industries or a thrift store. Bring them served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- hours are Tuesday through Friday from Meals at Lodge ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. at 435-849-4180. — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, gested contribution is $3. For those under 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from Friday and Saturday night dinners will Historical books shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Tooele County Historical Society’s books the store or doctor visits for residents in limited contact hold pick-up, please call Friday night dinners change weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be are available to purchase at meetings. The Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- 435-884-1670 for more information. or you can order from the menu items Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park displayed with honor and respect. Call History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, portation information call 435-843-4114. Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- in back. Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in For more information about the Tooele able price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous center, call 435-843-4110. Schools Daily lunch specials are available at the Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note Children’s Choir Auditions cards depicting four different pioneer Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- lodge from 11 a.m. also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 Tooele Pioneer Museum St. Marguerite Catholic School Take out orders can be called in during buildings for $4. These make great gifts tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open Students of all faiths are welcome for family and friends. Please call Alice p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, our operating hours and picked up at the Dr., Tooele. Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday from preschool through 8th grade at lodge at the time agreed on. Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to owner and director of Blake Music Studios, and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most Tooele County’s only faith-based school. For members and their guests only. purchase these books. Young People in Recovery directs the choir. Blake has a degree in Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold vocal performance and has taught at the Open other times by appointment. Call preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Seeking Historical Items all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 collegiate level. If your child loves to sing 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- The Tooele County Historical Society Eagles p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and and you are looking for an exceptional 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or would like members of the community also on the first and third Friday of the musical experience for them, this is it. For tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, visit www.stmargschool.org. Meetings who have any family or personal histories, month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park more information and to register for an On November 9th, the Auxiliary Madam photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Mobile Vet Center Secretary announced that all Auxiliary VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- com or call 435-277-0755. To better serve veterans located in Education Meetings for November have been can- would like to donate to our organization 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center celled! Hopefully see you in December! to please call us. We are also looking for Rocky Mountain Hospice 435-255-9905. (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday Tooele Technical College Aerie Meetings are still scheduled to books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- Want to have more meaning in your life. Programs with space available from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern happen. chures or any history that pertains to the Family support group Do you want to do something that is sat- side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. include the POST (Peace Officer Tooele County area. If you would like to Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Get your loved one sober. The USARA isfying and of great service to your com- 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides Standards Training) program (Satellite donate them to our organization, or if you Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. Craft family support group is held munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain free, confidential counseling for theater Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s would let us make a copy for the Tooele Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Hospice volunteer. No experience veterans of all conflicts. For further License (CDL) program and Software Social Room County Historical Society, please call 435- room at the Tooele City Library. Group required. All training, background check information contact Dave Brown at 801- Development. These programs and others Please notice that the Social Room is 882-1612. books and materials provided. Craft is a and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. free program for family members who The only requirement is your desire to 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov and begin training for a promising career. There is no sitting or standing at the bar have a loved one with a substance use help someone in need. Please contact Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- and tables are set six feet apart and are Groups and Events Donate to library disorder. For more information, call Heidi Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky es at 435-248-1800 for more information. sanitized regularly. For the next two Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy Please remember the “Friends of the Tooele County Arts Guild Warr at 435-255-9905. weeks masks are required to enter and Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at Tooele City Library” while doing home Adult Education All artists from Tooele County age 13 upon exiting the building. After entering Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group 801-397-4902. cleaning and donate your used books to Get your high school diploma this year and above are welcome to join the Tooele the building please print your name on Join us the 2nd Monday of each month the bookstore in the library. Money from at the Tooele Community Learning Center. County Arts Guild for an evening, or for the forms provided in the event that con- from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical The Next Chapter book sales is used to support programs All classes required for a high school the year as a member. Benefits of mem- tact tracing would be needed, this infor- Center in Tooele. The Tooele County The Next Chapter is a free social support within the library. The library is located at diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- bership include the opportunity to display mation will only be used in the event of Health Department’s Aging Services pro- and educational program to help widows 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call aration and English as a second language your artwork for show and sale in various contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s and widowers adjust to the loss of their 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. are available. Register now to graduate venues around Tooele County, as well as you to come down and see what we’ve Association Caregiver Support Groups. spouse through monthly activities. You org. Thank you for your support. — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 done to help make it safe to go out. regular updates on events in our commu- are invited to join others who are on the Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- The groups are designed to provide emo- Books for the Whole Family The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 tional, educational and social support for same page as you, to begin a new chapter cation classes are for students 18 and over. p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Donated children’s books and paper- caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. ers, please tip accordingly. Call 435-228-8217 for more information. County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- ESOL Food Addicts in Recovery more details. covers are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 ESOL conversational classes are held Ladies Community Club of p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Tooele Anonymous Elks Are you having trouble controlling the Sons of Utah Pioneers and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- To view upcoming events, learn more Anyone interested in the history of way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back dents may also come anytime the center is Bar about our organization, or to become a Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- to the library for projects and programs. open for individualized study. Registration We are now open Tuesday thru Saturday member, please visit gfwctooele.org. pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah ery program for anyone suffering from is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele 11 a.m. to Close. New contact phone Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- Community Book Sharing Box food addiction. Meetings are held every Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- number 435-249-0192. We look forward TOPS Weight Loss Support ings due to the pandemic, but watch this The “Little Free Library” book sharing Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, tion. to seeing you. Group bulletin and we will announce our next box is a FREE Book Exchange. Anyone 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meeting, which will be a virtual meet- can take a book or bring a book to share. Early Head Start north back entrance. For more infor- Weight Loss Support Group meets every ing. Also watch for an announcement of Come check out the newest box located DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 Disabled Veterans Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer at 965 S. 1050 W. in Tooele. There are a NO COST weekly home visits for families or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- variety of books for all ages. To learn more who are eligible under the age of 3. Home foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Chapter 20 Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by lic. For more information about the Sons and find a location near you go to www. visits include parent and child education, The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County attend. a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, littlefreelibrary.org, under the MAP tab, assessments, and family support services Chapter 20, for the Disabled American dren are invited to attend. Come and let Tooele County Aging Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or enter your zip code. For more information including nutrition education. We also Veterans holds monthly general member- us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For Tooele County Aging is looking for [email protected] call or text Kathy Witt at 435-849-7806. offer comprehensive health services for ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, more information visit TOPS.org or con- volunteers to help us meet the needs of expecting mothers including prenatal 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. seniors in the community. Many seniors TC Squares Dance Club parent education and support services. entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday The TC Squares Dance Club has begun require assistance and need rides to doc- Grantsville Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and Museum volunteers needed dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke tors or other professionals. Rides help 882-3439. invite all veterans to come join us in the Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 Share the past seniors live more independent lives. Call comradery with other veterans at our is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Share the past, submit a history, obitu- Free developmental evaluation monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has tory or science? Volunteers at the museum 435-843-4114 for more information. The DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers bring finger food to share. For more infor- ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) can gain new skills or practice old ones. Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers NO COST developmental evaluations for mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, The Family History Center in Grantsville to answer questions concerning your We are looking for people to help with also are in need of volunteers. For more children ages birth to 3. We provide a full Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s is assembling a record of Grantsville VA benefits. Nations Service Officers organization, exhibit development, gar- information about volunteering at the range of services for children with devel- website at tcsquares.com. residents. Your submission may be made (NSO’s) are available by appointment to dening and educational program devel- Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal by emailing to [email protected] or by help veterans and their families submit opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal volunteering at the Tooele Center call Tooele County Homemakers is to minimize the effects of the delay and coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., claims for compensation, obtain health and year round. Scheduling is flexible. 435-843-4110. We would like to invite all ladies to our or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah reduce the need for long-term services and educational well-earned benefits. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Life’s Worth Living Foundation Homemakers club. Meetings are held on 84074. Come in and receive help from our throughout their school years. For more To apply or request more information, the first Tuesday of every month with a ALL DAV services are Free of Charge. For Suicide support group meetings are trained consultants. For more information, information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at send email to: [email protected] luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., information, please join our monthly held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. ddivantage.org September through May. Located at 151 meetings. No monthly meetings are held Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. Tooele Gem and Mineral Society N Main, in the auditorium of the Health Senior Center in December. Call commander Penny Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Department and USU Extension offices. The senior center is for the enjoyment Charity Larson 801-359-8468 or Adjutant Curtis G. the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal meets the first Thursday of the month. Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours Beckstrom at 435-840-0547 or Senior Vice thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- Dustee Thomas at 435-830-8487. Please Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in per year. For more information, call Eileen are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 Tooele Children’s Justice Center the downstairs conference room of the cide, please plan on attending. Please go Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in leave messages if no contact. 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. on Facebook and like our page to keep need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, COVID-19 Help for DAV Come and learn about rocks, minerals, current with our latest news and events. crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Thank you and we hope to see you all this The Disabled American Veterans and ways to craft them, and enjoy field Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 September. National Office has established a relief trips for rock collecting. Membership is livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. program, wood carving and health S. 100 East, Tooele. fund to provide financial aid to service- $15 per year. For more information email Tooele County Quilters classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Parkinson’s disease Support connected disabled veterans who have [email protected]. All meetings are held on the third homebound. Lunch served weekdays. United Methodist Dinner Group Tooele United Methodist Church offers a lost employment or income due to the Tuesday of each month in the Tooele For 60 and above, suggested contribu- Tooele Valley Free Masons A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the be overwhelming for the newly diag- social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is grants are meant to help these disabled are $20 per year to be paid at the first Transportation available to the store or second Friday of each month for din- nosed. Tooele has a support group for served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. service connected veterans, pay bills, meeting. doctor visits for residents in Tooele and persons with Parkinson’s disease and their obtain food and provide for their families ner and socializing. If you are interested Grantsville areas. For transportation caregivers. You can learn how others are First Baptist Food Pantry during these difficult times. or have questions, please join us at the First Baptist Church information call 435-843-4114. For more coping with PD and how to live well. We The First Baptist Church in Tooele is The application for this relief can be Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church information about the Grantsville center, meet the third Friday of each month from offering an emergency food pantry to found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon call 435-884-3446. 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 meet the needs of our community. Hours will need to fully complete the application 435-277-0087. for those who are in need of food. There S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, are no requirements to receive food. We Daughters of Utah Pioneers are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First and provide documentation verifying Tooele Valley Family History Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main call Hal at 435-840-3683. hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- The DUP is seeking any family histories, their status as a service-connected dis- Center Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. abled veteran who has lost employment ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. (882-2048) photographs, books, stories or vintage Research your ancestors free with Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope as a result of the pandemic. Disabled artifacts (before 1900) to display at the trained Family Search volunteers at the veterans who are small business owners Bulletin Board Policy If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin of the players. They just are pared despite the delay. preseason slate. Grantsville Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- GHS striving to meet and exceed “We’re still trying to estab- will play host to Class 5A profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin continued from page B1 those expectations. lish roles, but the girls put Mountain Ridge, followed by cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- “It’s been amazing to see in a lot of preparation in the road games against Carbon, ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- how the program just contin- offseason, so I feel like we’re Delta and Stansbury before ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. career at GHS. However, Vera ues to get better because the starting further ahead than a home game against Tooele. said Allen is driven to fill previous players just continue we ever have,” she said. “Most They’ll also face Orem on the those shoes, as are the rest of to raise the bar for the incom- of our kids have been running road and Mountain Crest at Comics Page Puzzle Answers her teammates who are filling ing players.” our system and have been home, sandwiched around from page B4 bigger roles. Like every other team in involved (in the program) for a trip to Cedar City to take 11/30 “I think there’s a program the state, the Cowboys are years, so it’s not about not part in the Steve Hodson Hidato Sol. expectation, but there also is facing a compressed timeline knowing what to do. More Cancer Classic shortly after an individual expectation,” because the start of the season than anything, it’s about, ‘are Christmas. Vera said. “As you come in was delayed by two weeks we in basketball shape? Are Grantsville’s Region 13 to fill a new role, you look at because of COVID-19. With we able to execute what we’re schedule also doesn’t do it any that kid who had filled that just four days of formal prac- trying to do?’ We’re trying to favors, as Judge Memorial, role previously. It’s just a great tice, Grantsville will play host get there in four practices and Morgan and South Summit culture to have where the to Juab in its season opener be ready to go on Friday.” are all considered to be among expectations just keep getting Friday night. However, Vera After the Juab game, the the top teams in Class 3A. higher, but so does the hunger said her players are well-pre- Cowboys will face a difficult [email protected] Follow us on Facebook! TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN @TooeleTB ATTENTION: NO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WILL BE AL- LOWED IN PERSON DUE TO THE NEW STATE OF UTAH RE- STRICTIONS RE- LATED TO TRANS- M I S S I O N O F COVID-19. THE MEETING WILL BE BROADCASTED ON ZOOM. 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The Tooele Transcript- Bulletin has the sole authority to edit all dwellings advertised in this paper are available on an equal opportunity basis.be able to provide ac- Bold type 5¢ per word/issue 25 No credit for stopped ads. Includes and locate any classified advertisement as deemed appropriate. Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company reserves cess for the property to Boxed ads 50¢ per issue (20 words or less) the right to refuse any advertisement. 4 runs in the Tooele Valley Extra the North in the RR-1 zone. c. Proposed Minor Services Services Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Sporting Homes Public Notices Public Notices SubdivisionPublic Notices for Mayra Goods Meetings Meetings ReyesMeetings to divide her property from one (1) HANDYMAN, any kind TOOELE TREE AND DIRECTV NOW. No Eliminate gutter clean- SELLING YOUR SELLING YOUR BOARD OF EDUCA- PUBLIC NOTICE 1.45-acre lot into two of handyman work, STUMP, LLC. Satellite Needed. ing forever! LeafFilter, mountain bike? Ad- HOME? Advertise it TION MEETING Notice is hereby given (2) lots located at 225 yard work, leaf Professional tree trim- $40/month. 65 Chan- the most advanced vertise it in the classi- in the classifieds. Call Tuesday, December 8, that the Lake Point South Willow Street in cleanup. Residential ming or removal. nels. Stream Break- debris-blocking gutter fieds. Call 882-0050 882-0050 or visit 2020 Cemetery and Park the RM-7 zone. and business. Call Stump grinding. Also ing News, Live protection. Schedule www.tooele tran- www.tooeletran 92 Lodestone Way, Service Area Board d. Proposed Minor J i m m y a t do yard debris clean Events, Sports & On a FREE LeafFilter es- script.com script.com Tooele, UT 84074 will hold its 2021 Subdivision for Marge (435)228-8561 up and haul away. Demand Titles. No timate today. 15% off 1. Executive Session, Budget Meeting Anderson to divide her Call Kollee n Annual Contract. No Entire Purchase. 10% 6 pm (Closed to the December 8, 2020 - property from one (1) HANDYMAN, For fall Public Notices 435-849-6768. Commitment. CALL Senior & Military Dis- Help Wanted Meetings Public) 7:00pm 1.32-acre lot into two clean up, residential Closed Sundays. 1-877-435-3985 counts. Call 1.1 Purchase, Ex- Virtual Meeting - con- (2) lots located at 220 snow removal and Free Estimates. 1-844-909-2398 LOOKING for some- Deadline for public change, or Lease of tact West Apple Street in any other job, small DISH Network. $59.99 Real Property mariannegines@gmail. the RM-7 zone. or large. Call Jimmy for 190 Channels! Enjoy 100% guaran- one to do light house- notices is 4 p.m. the TREE WORK. Free work 2 days per week day prior to publica- 1.2 Pending or Rea- com e. Proposed Prelimi- at (435)228-8561 estimates! Local Blazing Fast Internet, teed,delivered-to-the- sonably Imminent Liti- 1) Welcome and Roll nary Plat for TP $19.99/mo. (where door Omaha Steaks! in my home. Call Di- tion. 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Doors, knobs, Devices. Call today! 1-855-963-1321 and INVENTORS - FREE GIVEN THAT the Meeting) 5) Election of 2021 thirty-six (36) lots in trim, baseboards, 1-866-360-6959 use code 66762EBV INFORMATION Tooele City Council 2.1 Welcome and Board officers the R-1-21 zone. or visit www.omahas- PACKAGE Have your mouldings, drywall re- Earthlink High Speed will hold a public hear- Pledge of Allegiance 6) Logo Contest 1. Consideration to ap- teaks.com/dinner155 product idea devel- pairs, texturing, Miscellaneous Internet. As Low As ing during their busi- 3. Recognition and 7) Water Issue prove the Home Occu- oped affordably by caulking, weather- $14.95/month (for the ness meetings sched- Good News a) Update from Ryan pation Conditional Use HughesNet Satellite the Research & De- proofing, framing, DIAMONDS don't pay first 3 months.) Reli- uled for Wednesday, 3.1 District Recogni- Zumwalt regarding Permit for Maria Cris- Internet - 25mbps velopment pros and home updating and retail! Large selec- able High Speed Fi- December 2, 2020 and tion for December - Iron Horse Realtor tina Mello Glover to starting at $49.99/mo! presented to manu- renovations and tion, high quality. Bri- ber Optic Technol- Wednesday, Decem- Copper Canyon Ele- Company own and operate a Mi- Get More Data facturers. Call much more. Small dal sets, wedding ogy. Stream Videos, ber 16, 2020, both at mentary 8) Updates on Board cropigmentation busi- FREE Off-Peak Data. 1-877-649-5574 for a jobs okay. Call bands. Everything Music and More! Call 7:00 P.M. in the City 4. Open Forum (Lim- Assignments ness out of her home FAST download Free Idea Starter S h a n e ( 4 3 5 ) wholesale! Rocky Earthlink Today Council Chambers of ited to three minutes a) Identifying past Ea- located at 251 Ranch speeds. WiFi built in! Guide. Submit your 840-0344. Mtn. Diamond Co. 1-844-240-1769 City Hall located at 90 per individual and a to- gle projects and Other Rd in the R-1-8 zone. FREE Standard In- idea for a free consul- S.L.C. North Main Street, tal of 30 minutes for all Youth Projects - 2. Consideration to RAIN GUTTERS, SELL YOUR computer stallation for lease tation. Tooele, Utah. 1-800-396-6948 customers! Limited comments. To Mandy, Jeff, Marianne recommend approval seamless, aluminum, in the classifieds. Call Public Hearing on a speak, sign up at the b) Service Recognition of the Rezone of 155 all colors, leaf protec- 882-0050 or visit T i m e , C a l l proposed comprehen- DIRECTV - Every live 1-844-294-9882 Autos clerk's desk before the c) Bleachers - Kellie acres for Mountain tion cleaning. Li- www.tooeletranscript. sive revision to the start of the open fo- Tyrrell Vista Development censed and insured, football game, every com Two great new offers Tooele City General rum.) 9) Cemetery Business and Monte Kingston free estimates . Sunday - anywhere - Plan, including its An- DEADLINES FOR from AT&T Wireless! DONATE YOUR CAR 4.1 Patron Comments - Sexton Mark Stein- located between Hwy (435)841-4001 on your favorite de- nexation Policy Plan. classifieds ads are Ask how to get the TO UNITED BREAST 5. Consent Items agel 138 and Old Lincoln vice. Restrictions ap- Please be aware, how- BECOME A SUB- M o n d a y a n d new iPhone 11 or CANCER FOUNDA- (Routine items on the 10) Park Maintenance Hwy to go from a ply. Call IVS - ever, Tooele City has SCRIBER. 882-0050 Wednesdays by 4:45 Next Generation TION! Your donation consent agenda not - Jeff Quibell Mixed Use, A-10, and 1-833-599-6474 implemented Governor p.m. Samsung Galaxy helps education, pre- requiring public discus- 11) Park Reservations an MD zone to a S10e ON US with vention & support Herbert's and Mayor sion by the Board may - Tina Littlefield Mixed Use and C-D AT&T's Buy one, programs. FAST Winn's emergency be adopted by one sin- a) Phone and Venmo zone. Give One offer. While FREE PICKUP - 24 declarations regarding gle motion. A Board Account for park reser- 3. Consideration to supplies last! CALL HR RESPONSE - public gatherings for Member may request vations recommend approval 1-855-916-3098 TAX DEDUCTION all public meetings, yet to remove an item 12) Other Park Busi- of the Final Plat List with Me we still want to encour- 1-855-507-2691 from the consent ness-Update on Inter- Amendment for the age public participation Furniture & DONATE YOUR CAR, agenda for individual net at the Park Cook Corner Subdivi- in our government. If discussion and consid- a) Update of Lake sion located at ap- Appliances TRUCK OR BOAT you choose to attend TO HERITAGE FOR eration.) Point Cemetery and proximately 935 East this meeting in person 5.1 Minutes Park website. Durfee Street to recon- NORTH VALLEY Ap- THE BLIND. Free 3 we ask that you main- 5.2 Expenditure Re- 13) Adjourn figure 3 of the 5 lots to pliance. Washers/ Day Vacation, Tax for tain social distancing port (Published in the be able to provide ac- REPAIRS dryers refrigerators, Deductible, Free and wear a face cover- 5.3 Revenue Report Tooele Transcript Bul- cess for the property to freezers, stoves. Towing, All Paper- ing. In compliance 5.4 Disbursement Re- letin December 3 & 8, the North in the RR-1 $149-$399 full war- work Taken Care Of. with public health port 2020) zone. ranty. Complete re- CALL guidelines Tooele City 5.5 Personnel Deci- 4. Consideration to pair service. Satis- 1-855-408-2196 can accommodate lim- sions ATTENTION: NO recommend approval faction guaranteed. DONATE your car, ited capacity at City 5.6 150 Mile Contests MEMBERS OF THE of the Minor Subdivi- Parts for all brands. truck or van. Help Hall. The public may 5 . 7 A m e n d e d PUBLIC WILL BE AL- sion for Mayra Reyes (435)830-3225. veterans find jobs or also join the meeting Trustland Plans LOWED IN PERSON to divide her property electronically by log- DUE TO THE NEW Portable Oxygen Con- start a business. Call 5.8 Surplus from one (1) 1.45-acre FREE! ging on to the Tooele STATE OF UTAH RE- centrator May Be Patriotic Hearts Foun- 5.9 School Resource lot into two (2) lots lo- City Facebook page, STRICTIONS RE- Covered by Medi- dation. Fast, FREE Officer Contracts cated at 225 South • Get A++ Service and Value! at https://www.face- LATED TO TRANS- care! Reclaim inde- pick-up. Max tax-de- 5.10 Vote on Consent Willow Street in the book.com/tooelecity. M I S S I O N O F pendence and mobil- duction. Operators Items RM-7 zone. We encourage all in- C OVID-19. TH E ity with the compact are standing by! Call 6. Information, Discus- 5. Consideration to terested parties to look MEETING WILL BE • Worldwide Marketing Program! design and long-last- 1-866-983-3647 sion, or Calendar recommend approval for the published Items BROADCASTED ON of the Minor Subdivi- ing battery of Inogen SELL YOUR CAR or agenda for this and fu- 6.1 Covid 19 Re- ZOOM. IF YOU sion for Marge Ander- One. Free information boat in the classi- ture meetings meeting sponse Update WOULD LIKE TO son to divide her prop- • Loyal, Honest, Experienced k i t ! C a l l fieds. Call 882-0050 on the City's website, 6.2 Grantsville Area MAKE COMMENTS erty from one (1) 877-691-4639 or visit www.tooele- www.tooelecity.org, Director's Report P LEASE EMAIL 1.32-acre lot into two transcript. com Professionalism in Sales, which will contain in- 6.3 Board of Education T H E M T O (2) lots located at 220 Garage, Yard structions for participa- Reports [email protected] West Apple Street in Marketing & More! Sales Apartments tion in the meeting. 7. Action Items ov BY DECEMBER the RM-7 zone. for Rent Pursuant to the Ameri- 7.1 New Policy, Alter- 10TH AT 5:00 PM. 6. Consideration to HAVING A GARAGE cans with Disabilities native Language Serv- PUBLIC NOTICE recommend approval SALE? Advertise it in BRAND NEW 1 bdrm Act, individuals need- ices, 1st Read Notice is hereby given of the Preliminary Plat “Serving Tooele County the classifieds. Call Apt, all utilities paid. ing special accommo- 7.2 New Policy, Early that the Grantsville for TP Grantsville, LLC 882-0050 $950/month, $700 dation during this Learning Plan, 1st City Planning Commis- and Shawn Holste on Deposit. Call meeting should notify sion will hold a Work for over 16 Years!” SELL YOUR CAR or Read the Parkinson Mead- 435-882-5521 Andrew Aagard, City Meeting on Thursday boat in the classi- 7.3 New Policy, Immu- ows Subdivision lo- Planner / Zoning Ad- December 10, 2020 in fieds. Call 882-0050 SELL YOUR com- nizations, 1st Read cated approximately at ministrator at (435) the Grantsville City or visit www.tooele- puter in the classi- 7.4 New Policy, Edu- 198 East Pear Street 843-2132 or TDD Hall Council Chambers transcript. com or fieds. Call 882-0050 cator Induction, Men- for the creation of SHANE BERGEN (435) 843-2180 prior to at 429 East Main e-mail your ad to or visit www.tooele- toring, and Profes- thirty-six (36) lots in the meeting. Street in Grantsville tbp@tooeletranscript. transcript. com sional Learning, 2nd the R-1-21 zone. (Published in the Utah. The Work Meet- com Read 7. Consideration to Tooele Transcript Bul- 8. Action Items-Re- ing shall begin recommend approval 435-840-0344 letin November 17, 19, vised Policies promptly at 6:00 p.m. to amend the Ordi- 24, 26, December 1, 3, 8.1 Revised Policy and the Regular Meet- nances of the Grants- 8, 10 & 15, 2020) 4030, Employee-Bully- ing shall begin ville City Land Use promptly at PUBLIC NOTICE ing, Abusive conduct, Management and De- 7:00 p.m. The agenda for the H a z i n g , a n d velopment Code. Best in Client Services! THE WORK MEETING Special Tooele County Cyber-Bullying Adopting and Amend- WILL OFFICIALLY BE Licensed and Commission meeting 8.2 Revised Policy ing Chapter’s 6.14 & CALLED TO ORDER E&O Insured to be held December 5029, CTE Internship, 6.15, Driveway Regu- B Y CHAIRMAN, 3, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. 1st Read lations. JAIME TOPHAM. #2419813-SA00 will be posted on the 8.3 Revised Policy 8. Consideration to 1. Discussion on the county website at 6032, Student Prohibi- recommend approval Subdivision Ordi- (http://www.co.tooele.u tion of Bullying, to amend the Subdivi- nance, Chapter 21 of NowNow AcceptingAccepting Applications Applications t.us/clerk.htm, click on Cyber-bullying, Har- sion Ordinance, Chap- NowNow RentingRenting the Grantsville City “Tooele County Com- assment, Hazing, and ter 21 of the Grants- Land Use Manage- IncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply mission Meetings” and Retaliation, 1st Read ville City Land Use IncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply ment and Develop- on the public notice 8.4 Revised Policy Management and De- Rental assistance may be ment Code. ExclusivelyExclusivelyRental assistance forfor Seniors Seniors may be website 7003, Parent and velopment Code. 435-840-0344 T H E R E G U L A R available. Call for details (http://www.utah.gov/p Family Engagement, 9. Consideration to ap- Pet Friendly MEETING WILL OFFI- available.Pet Friendly Call for details mn/index.html) . Cop- 1st Read prove the meeting min- Email: CIALLY BE CALLED ies may also be ob- 8.5 Revised Policy utes for the previous [email protected] 435.843.0717 TO ORDER BY Call for435.843.0717 details tained at the County 5024, Eligibility for Ex- P&Z Meeting that was Call for details CHAIRMAN, JAIME TDD 800.735.2900 Clerk's Office, County tracurricular Participa- held 435.843.0717 TOPHAM. TDD 800.735.2900 Health Department, tion, 1st Read November 12, 2020. 435.843.0717 PLEDGE OF ALLE- Transcript Bulletin, 9. Adjourn (10pm Cur- 10. Report from City GIANCE Tooele County Senior few) Council Liaison Darrin PUBLIC HEARINGS: NOW HIRING: Seasonal Harvest Operators Center, Grantsville 9.1 Adjournment Rowberry. NOW HIRING: Production Operator a. Proposed Rezone of City Hall, Grantsville REVIEW SUPPORT 11. Adjourn. NOW HIRING: Seasonal Harvest Operators 155 acres for Mountain YOUCargill WANT Salt A is GOOD looking JOB to WITH hire “Seasonal”GREAT BENEFITS. Solar Harvest WE HAVE Operators A GREAT inOPPORTUNITY Timpie, Utah-- AT CARGILL. Senior Center and DOCUMENTATION DATED November 30, Vista Development CargillharvestCargill Salt season isis looking looking runs from to to hire mid-Marchhire “Seasonal” a Production to theSolar end Operator Harvest of November. Operators at our Thislocation in isTimpie, an nearoutstanding Utah-- Grantsville, Wendover Senior Cen- TWO DAYS PRIOR 2020. By the Order of opportunity for safety conscious and engaged applicants with initiative, energy and solid and Monte Kingston Utah.harvest This season is an runs outstanding from mid-March opportunity to the toend work of November. in a safety-first This is an and outstanding team-oriented ter. TO THE MEETING AT Grantsville City Plan- communication skills. Responsibilities include hauling salt from the ponds processing located between Hwy productionopportunity environment.for safety conscious Initial andopportunity engaged asapplicants a Warehouse with initiative, Operator, energy focused and solidon Marilyn K. Gillette, www.boarddocs.com/u ning Commission area,communication daily operator skills. equipment Responsibilities check and include operator hauling servicing, salt from cleaning the ponds and processingmaintaining 138 and Old Lincoln safeequipment forklift and operation other site and work the as warehousing required. of packaged product. Tooele County Clerk t/tooelesd/board.nsf/vp Chairman, Jaime To- area, daily operator equipment check and operator servicing, cleaning and maintaining Hwy to go from a (Published in the ublic?open pham. EXCELLENTequipment and COMPENSATION other site work as & required. BENEFITS PACKAGE: Wage begins at $23.15 per Mixed Use, A-10, and EXCELLENT COMPENSATION & BENEFITS PACKAGE: Wage begins at $18.63 Tooele Transcript Bul- In compliance with the Kristy Clark, Zoning hour.perEXCELLENT hour. We Weoffer offer COMPENSATION a 401K a 401K plan; plan; health, health, & BENEFITS dental dental and PACKAGE: vision insurance; insurance; Wage begins paid PTO vacationat and $18.63 holidays; and Americans with Dis- an MD zone to a Administrator holidays; wellness program; incentive plan and opportunities for growth. letin December 3, wellnessper hour. Weprogram; offer a 401Kincentive plan; planhealth, and dental opportunities and vision forinsurance; growth. paid vacation and abilities Act, individu- Mixed Use and C-D The anchor location holidays; wellness program; incentive plan and opportunities for growth. 2020) REQUIREMENTS: Must be at least 18 years of age, have a High school diploma/GED, be als needing special ac- zone. will be City Hall at the REQUIREMENTS: Must be at least 18 years of age to work in a production facility. SELLING YOUR b. Proposed Final Plat availableREQUIREMENTS: to work rotating Must be shifts at least and 18overtime years ofas age, needed. have Alla High candidates school diploma/GED,are subject to bea 90 commodations (includ- above address." All in- Mustday probationary be willing toperiod. work Must a rotating pass a shiftcompany schedule paid medical (6:00 am exam to including6:00 pm afor drug two weeks HOME? Advertise it Amendment for the /available 6:00 pm to to work 6:00 rotating am for shifts two and weeks). overtime All candidatesas needed. Allare candidates subject to are a 90subject day toproba- a 90 ing auxiliary communi- terested persons are screen,day probationary physical ability period. test, Must reference pass a companyand credit paid checks, medical and examcriminal including background a drug check. in the classifieds. Call cative aide and serv- Cook Corner Subdivi- invited to attend the tionaryscreen, physicalperiod. Mustability pass test, referencea company and paid credit medical checks, exam and criminal including background a drug/alcohol check. 882-0050 or visit sion located at ap- screen,HOW TO physical APPLY: Applyability online test and at www.cargill.com/careers, criminal background check. select “Browse Cargill Jobs,” ices) during this meet- Zoom meeting. All then click on “United States” and “Utah” to find the job opening. If you do not have access www.tooeletran ing should notify proximately 935 East public comments for HOW TO APPLY: Apply online at www.cargill.com/careers, select “Browse Cargill Jobs,” script.com Durfee Street to recon- tothen the click internet, on “United pleaseApply States” visit online your and localat “Utah” www.cargill.com/careers, library to findor employment the job opening. office. select If you “Hourly/Produc-do not have access Jackie Gallegos (435) the public hearing sec- HOW TO APPLY: figure 3 of the 5 lots to tion”to the jobs, internet, then please click visiton “United your local States” library and or employment “Utah” and office.search for job number HAVE A good idea for 833-1900 at least tion must be written WHY CHOOSE CARGILL: Working at Cargill is an opportunity to thrive—a place to develop be able to provide ac- TIM00868.your career toIf theyou fullest do not while have engaging access in to meaningful the internet, work please that makes visit ayour positive local impact library or a story? Call the three days prior to the comment and will need WHY CHOOSE CARGILL: Working at Cargill is an opportunity to thrive—a place to develop cess for the property to employmentaround the globe. office. Cargill is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. Transcript and let us meeting. to be submitted to the your career to the fullest while engaging in meaningful work that makes a positive impact the North in the RR-1 around the globe. Cargill is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. know 882-0050. (Published in the Zoning Administrator Cargill is an EEO and Veteran/Disability employer. Tooele Transcript Bul- zone. in advance. The cur- WANT TO get the lat- letin December 3, c. Proposed Minor rent zoning Code and www.cargill.com/careers est local news? Sub- 2020) Subdivision for Mayra proposed amendments www.cargill.com/careers scribe to the Tran- Reyes to divide her may be reviewed on script Bulletin. property from one (1) the Grantsville City 1.45-acre lot into two website located at (2) lots located at 225 www.grantsvilleut.gov. South Willow Street in In accordance with the the RM-7 zone. Americans with Dis- d. Proposed Minor abilities Act, Grants- Subdivision for Marge ville City will accom- Anderson to divide her modate reasonable re- property from one (1) quests to assist the 1.32-acre lot into two disabled to participate (2) lots located at 220 in meetings. Request West Apple Street in for assistance may be the RM-7 zone. made by calling City e. Proposed Prelimi- Hall at 435-884-3411 nary Plat for TP at least 24 hours prior Grantsville, LLC and to the meeting that will Shawn Holste on the be attended. Parkinson Meadows (Published in the Subdivision located Tooele Transcript Bul- approximately at 198 letin December 3, East Pear Street for 2020) the creation of thirty-six (36) lots in the R-1-21 zone. 1. Consideration to approve the Home Occu- pation Conditional Use Permit for Maria Cris- tina Mello Glover to own and operate a Mi- cropigmentation business out of her home located at 251 Ranch Rd in the R-1-8 zone. 2. Consideration to recommend approval of the Rezone of 155 acres for Mountain Vista Development and Monte Kingston located between Hwy 138 and Old Lincoln Hwy to go from a Mixed Use, A-10, and an MD zone to a Mixed Use and C-D zone. 3. Consideration to recommend approval of the Final Plat Amendment for the Cook Corner Subdivi- sion located at approximately 935 East Durfee Street to recon- figure 3 of the 5 lots to be able to provide access for the property to the North in the RR-1 zone. 4. Consideration to recommend approval of the Minor Subdivi- sion for Mayra Reyes to divide her property from one (1) 1.45-acre lot into two (2) lots located at 225 South Willow Street in the RM-7 zone. 5. Consideration to recommend approval of the Minor Subdivi- sion for Marge Ander- son to divide her property from one (1) 1.32-acre lot into two (2) lots located at 220 West Apple Street in the RM-7 zone. 6. Consideration to recommend approval of the Preliminary Plat for TP Grantsville, LLC and Shawn Holste on the Parkinson Mead- ows Subdivision located approximately at 198 East Pear Street for the creation of thirty-six (36) lots in the R-1-21 zone. 7. Consideration to recommend approval to amend the Ordi- nances of the Grants- ville City Land Use Management and De- velopment Code. Adopting and Amend- ing Chapter’s 6.14 & 6.15, Driveway Regu- lations. 8. Consideration to recommend approval to amend the Subdivi- sion Ordinance, Chap- ter 21 of the Grants- ville City Land Use Management and De- velopment Code. 9. Consideration to approve the meeting minutes for the previous P&Z Meeting that was held November 12, 2020. 10. Report from City Council Liaison Darrin Rowberry. 11. Adjourn. DATED November 30, 2020. By the Order of Grantsville City Plan- ning Commission Chairman, Jaime To- pham. Kristy Clark, Zoning Administrator The anchor location will be City Hall at the above address." All interested persons are invited to attend the Zoom meeting. All public comments for the public hearing section must be written comment and will need to be submitted to the Zoning Administrator in advance. The current zoning Code and proposed amendments may be reviewed on the Grantsville City website located at www.grantsvilleut.gov. In accordance with the Americans with Dis- abilities Act, Grants- ville City will accommodate reasonable re- quests to assist the disabled to participate in meetings. Request for assistance may be made by calling City Hall at 435-884-3411 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting that will be attended. (Published in the Tooele Transcript Bul- letin December 3, 2020) ATTENTION: NO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WILL BE AL- LOWED IN PERSON DUE TO THE NEW STATE OF UTAH RE- STRICTIONS RE- LATED TO TRANS- M I S S I O N O F COVID-19. THE MEETING WILL BE BROADCASTED ON ZOOM. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE COMMENTS PLEASE EMAIL T H E M T O [email protected] ov BY DECEMBER 10TH AT 5:00 PM. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commis- sion will hold a Work Meeting on Thursday December 10, 2020 in the Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 East Main Street in Grantsville Utah. The Work Meet- ing shall begin promptly at 6:00 p.m. and the Regular Meet- ing shall begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. THE WORK MEETING WILL OFFICIALLY BE CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN, JAIME TOPHAM. 1. Discussion on the Subdivision Ordi- nance, Chapter 21 of the Grantsville City Land Use Manage- ment and Develop- ment Code. THE REGULAR MEETING WILL OFFI- CIALLY BE CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN, JAIME TOPHAM. PLEDGE OF ALLE- GIANCE PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Proposed Rezone of 155 acres for Mountain Vista Development and Monte Kingston located between Hwy 138 and Old Lincoln Hwy to go from a Mixed Use, A-10, and an MD zone to a Mixed Use and C-D zone. b. Proposed Final Plat Amendment for the Cook Corner Subdivi- sion located at approximately 935 East Durfee Street to recon- figure 3 of the 5 lots to be able to provide access for the property to the North in the RR-1 zone. c. Proposed Minor Subdivision for Mayra Reyes to divide her property from one (1) 1.45-acre lot into two (2) lots located at 225 South Willow Street in the RM-7 zone. d. Proposed Minor Subdivision for Marge Anderson to divide her property from one (1) 1.32-acre lot into two (2) lots located at 220 West Apple Street in the RM-7 zone. e. Proposed Prelimi- nary Plat for TP Grantsville, LLC and Shawn Holste on the Parkinson Meadows Subdivision located approximately at 198 East Pear Street for the creation of thirty-six (36) lots in the R-1-21 zone. 1. Consideration to approve the Home Occu- pation Conditional Use Permit for Maria Cris- tina Mello Glover to own and operate a Mi- cropigmentation business out of her home located at 251 Ranch Rd in the R-1-8 zone. 2. Consideration to recommend approval of the Rezone of 155 acres for Mountain Vista Development and Monte Kingston located between Hwy 138 and Old Lincoln Hwy to go from a Mixed Use, A-10, and an MD zone to a Mixed Use and C-D zone. 3. Consideration to recommend approval of the Final Plat Amendment for the Cook Corner Subdivi- sion located at approximately 935 East Durfee Street to recon- figure 3 of the 5 lots to be able to provide access for the property to the North in the RR-1 zone. 4. Consideration to recommend approval of the Minor Subdivi- sion for Mayra Reyes to divide her property INVITATION TO BID from one (1) 1.45-acre Tooele City lot into two (2) lots lo- 90 North Main cated at 225 South Tooele City, Utah Willow Street in the 84074 RM-7 zone. Notice is hereby given 5. Consideration to that Tooele City Cor- recommend approval poration (OWNER) will of the Minor Subdivi- accept bids for the sion for Marge Ander- Tooele City Pratt son to divide her prop- Aquatic Center - Pool erty from one (1) Deck Drain Repair 1.32-acre lot into two Project, according to (2) lots located at 220 Drawings and Specifi- West Apple Street in NOTICE: cations prepared by the RM-7 zone. There are delinquent Tooele City, and de- 6. Consideration to upon the following described in general as: recommend approval scribed stock, on ac- Work of this Construc- of the Preliminary Plat count of assessment tion Contract com- for TP Grantsville, LLC and/or fees levied as prises the removal and and Shawn Holste on of the 1st day of Octo- replacement of ap- the Parkinson Mead- ber, 2020, the proximately 510 linear ows Subdivision lo- amounts set opposite feet of 4" pool deck cated approximately at the names of the re- drain line, the applica- 198 East Pear Street spective stockholders tion of joint sealant for the creation of as follows: and floor sealer on ap- thirty-six (36) lots in Clay Barney located proximately 10,300 the R-1-21 zone. at 3842 N Sunvalley square feet of existing 7. Consideration to Drive, Grantsville, UT concrete flooring, and INVITATION TO BID recommend approval 84029, owning 1 related appurtenances Tooele City to amend the Ordi- share, certificate #962, at the Pratt Aquatic 90 North Main nances of the Grants- owing $338.50. Center. Tooele City, Utah ville City Land Use Appurtenant to 376 S Separate sealed bids 84074 Management and De- Saddle Road, Grants- will be received by the Notice is hereby given velopment Code. ville, UT 84029, prop- OWNER in Room 227, that Tooele City Cor- Adopting and Amend- erty owned by Steven of the Tooele City Mu- poration (OWNER) will ing Chapter’s 6.14 & Dewitt, owning 1 nicipal Offices located accept bids for the 6.15, Driveway Regu- share, certificate at 90 North Main, Tooele City Oquirrh lations. NOTICE TO WATER #2170, owing $338.50. Tooele, Utah 84074 Hills Golf Course - 8. Consideration to USERS Appurtenant to 93 S until 2:00 PM on Fri- Deck Replacement recommend approval The applications below Mustang Ridge Road, day December 11, Project according to to amend the Subdivi- were filed with the Di- Grantsville, UT 2020. Drawings and Specifi- sion Ordinance, Chap- vision of Water Rights 84029, property owned Project Specifications cations prepared by ter 21 of the Grants- in Tooele County. by Fernando Gomez, will be issued in digital Tooele City, and de- ville City Land Use These are informal owning 1 share, certifi- format (PDF), and may scribed in general as: Management and De- proceedings per Rule cate #30351, owing be obtained by con- Work of this Construc- velopment Code. 655-6-2. Protests con- $622.64. tacting Tooele City tion Contract com- 9. Consideration to ap- cerning an application Appurtenant to 664 S Parks Department, 90 prises the removal and prove the meeting min- must be legibly written Gold Dust Road, North Main, Tooele, replacement of ap- utes for the previous or typed, contain the Grantsville, UT Utah 84074 beginning proximately 1,800 P&Z Meeting that was name and mailing ad- 84029, property owned on Thursday Novem- square feet of existing held dress of the protesting John or Carissa Hen- ber 5, 2020 during of- deck and stair treads, November 12, 2020. party, STATE THE AP- son, owning 1 share, fice hours from 8:00 200 linear feet of rail- 10. Report from City PLICATION NUMBER certificate #3068, ow- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. by ing, reconstruction of Council Liaison Darrin PROTESTED, CITE ing $213.50. calling (435) 843-2143, stairway landing and Rowberry. REASONS FOR THE Appurtenant to 625 E or by email addressed ramp, installation of 11. Adjourn. PROTEST, and RE- Sleigh Ride Lane, to snow guards, and re- DATED November 30, QUEST A HEARING, Grantsville, UT [email protected] lated appurtenances at 2020. By the Order of if desired. Also, A $15 84029, property owned g. All Bidders must the Oquirrh Hills Golf Grantsville City Plan- FEE MUST BE IN- by Margie Holm, own- register with the City in Course Club House. ning Commission CLUDED FOR EACH ing 1 share, certificate order to be considered Separate sealed bids Chairman, Jaime To- APPLICATION PRO- #2772, owing $351.00. for Award of Bid. will be received by the pham. TESTED. Protests Appurtenant to 123 E Bid security in the OWNER in Room 227, Kristy Clark, Zoning must be filed with the Box Elder, Grants- amount of 5% of the of the Tooele City Mu- Administrator Division of Water ville, UT 84029, prop- base bid will be re- nicipal Offices located The anchor location Rights on or before erty owned by Justin quired to accompany at 90 North Main, will be City Hall at the Dec. 23, 2020 either Huber, owning 1 bids. Tooele, Utah 84074 above address." All in- electronically using the share, certificate Prospective BIDDERS until 1:30 PM on Fri- terested persons are Division`s on-line Pro- #2501, owing $417.28. are encouraged to at- day December 11, invited to attend the test of Application Appurtenant to 365 S tend a pre-bid confer- 2020. Zoom meeting. All form, by hand delivery Wrangler Court, ence which will be held Project Specifications public comments for to a Division office, or Grantsville, UT at the Pratt Aquatics will be issued in digital the public hearing sec- by mail at PO Box 84029, property owned Center at 1:30 PM on format (PDF), and may tion must be written 146300, Salt Lake by Marc Ith, owning 1 Monday December 7, be obtained by con- comment and will need City, UT 84114-6300. share, certificate 2020. The object of tacting Tooele City toTHURSDAY be submitted December to the Please 3, 2020 visit water- #2161, owing $313.50. TOOELE theTRANSCRIPT conference is BULLETIN to Parks Department, 90 B7 Zoning Administrator rights.utah.gov or call Appurtenant to 805 E acquaint BIDDERs North Main, Tooele, in advance. The cur- (801)538-7240 for ad- Saddle Horn Road, with the site condi- Utah 84074 beginning rentPublic zoning Notices Code and ditionalPublic information. Notices Grantsville,Public Notices UT Public Notices tions,Public specifications, Notices onPublic Monday Notices November proposedMeetings amendments NEWWater User 84029,Water property User owned Miscellaneous andMiscellaneous to answer any 30,Miscellaneous 2020 during office may be reviewed on APPLICATION(S) by Braden Krans, own- questions which BID- hours from 8:00 a.m. the Grantsville City 15-5630 (A82276): ing 1 share, certificate Deadline for public DERs may have con- to 5:00 p.m. by calling website located at Adam and Karen #2825, owing $238.50. notices is 4 p.m. the cerning the project. (435) 843-2143, or by www.grantsvilleut.gov. Cleveland propose(s) Charles or Roberta day prior to publica- All communication email addressed to In accordance with the using 4.73 ac-ft. from Larsen, 52 E Cherry, tion. Public notices relative to the Project [email protected] Americans with Dis- groundwater (Rush G rantsville, U T submitted past the shall be directed to the g. All Bidders must abilities Act, Grants- Valley) for IRRIGA- 84029, owning 1 deadline will not be Parks Director prior to register with the City in ville City will accom- TION. share, certificate accepted. the opening of bids at: order to be considered modate reasonable re- 16-915 (A82268): Mi- #1755, owing $138.50. UPAXLP TOOELE CITY COR- for Award of Bid. quests to assist the chael Mitchell pro- Appurtenant to 567 S INVITATION TO BID PORATION Prospective BIDDERS disabled to participate pose(s) using 646.05 Founders Lane, Tooele City 90 North Main are encouraged to at- in meetings. Request ac-ft. from groundwa- G rantsville, U T 90 North Main Tooele, Utah 84074 tend a pre-bid confer- for assistance may be ter (Pilot Valley) for 84029, property owned Tooele City, Utah Telephone: (435) ence which will be held made by calling City DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- by Bowen Morris, own- 84074 843-2140 at the Oquirrh Hills Hall at 435-884-3411 TION; STOCKWA- ing 1 share, certificate Notice is hereby given Darwin Cook, Parks Golf Course Club at least 24 hours prior TERING. # 29451, owin g that Tooele City Cor- Director House, located at to the meeting that will Teresa Wilhelmsen, $344.50. poration (OWNER) will email: darwinc@tooe- 1255 E Vine St, be attended. P.E. Appurtenant to 644 E accept bids for the lecity.org Tooele, Utah, at 11:00 (Published in the State Engineer Coach Lane, Grants- Tooele City Pratt The OWNER reserves AM on Monday De- Top 20% gets 6 times Tooele Transcript Bul- (Published in Tooele ville, UT 84029, prop- Aquatic Center - Pool the right to reject any cember 7, 2020. The letin December 3, Transcript - Bulletin on erty owned by Jasmine Deck Drain Repair or all bids; or to accept object of the confer- 2020) Nov. 26, 2020 & Dec. Noyes, owning 1 Project, according to or reject the whole or ence is to acquaint more benefits from 3, 2020) share, certificate Drawings and Specifi- any part of any bid; to BIDDERs with the site Public Notices NOTICE: #3050, owing $551.00. cations prepared by award schedules conditions, specifica- Trustees There are delinquent Appurtenant to 293 N Tooele City, and de- separately or together tions, and to answer student debt cancellation upon the following de- Burmester Road, scribed in general as: to contractors, or to any questions which Deadline for public scribed stock, on ac- G rantsville, U T Work of this Construc- waive any informality BIDDERs may have notices is 4 p.m. the count of assessment 84029, property owned tion Contract com- or technicality in any concerning the project. than bottom 20% day prior to publica- and/or fees levied as by Antonio or Lizette prises the removal and bid in the best interest All communication tion. Public notices of the 1st day of Octo- Ochoa, owning 1 replacement of ap- of the City. Only bids relative to the Project Student debt forgiveness would overwhelmingly submitted past the ber, 2020, the share, certificate proximately 510 linear giving a firm quotation shall be directed to the deadline will not be amounts set opposite #3136, owing $616.38. feet of 4" pool deck properly signed will be Parks Director prior to benefit the most well off in America accepted. the names of the re- Appurtenant to 420 S drain line, the applica- accepted. the opening of bids at: UPAXLP spective stockholders Lily Lane, Grants- tion of joint sealant (Published in the TOOELE CITY COR- BRAD POLUMBO is inversely correlated with as follows: ville, UT 84029, prop- and floor sealer on ap- Tooele Transcript Bul- PORATION economic hardship,” study Clay Barney located erty owned by Martin proximately 10,300 letin November 26 & 90 North Main Public Notices Petersen, owning 1 December 3, 2020) Tooele, Utah 84074 rom Sen. Elizabeth Warren co-author Sylvain Catherine Water User at 3842 N Sunvalley square feet of existing to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio- writes. “So it is difficult to Drive, Grantsville, UT share, certificate concrete flooring, and INVITATION TO BID Telephone: (435) F 84029, owning 1 #2915, owing $338.50. related appurtenances Tooele City 843-2140 Cortez, some of the most design a forgiveness policy Deadline for public Appurtenant to 214 Darwin Cook, Parks prominent progressive politi- that does not accentuate notices is 4 p.m. the share, certificate #962, at the Pratt Aquatic 90 North Main owing $338.50. W Williams Lane, Center. Tooele City, Utah Director cians in the country are push- inequality.” day prior to publica- G rantsville, U T email: darwinc@tooe- tion. Public notices Appurtenant to 376 S Separate sealed bids 84074 ing hard for widespread stu- This finding is not an out- Saddle Road, Grants- 84029, property owned will be received by the Notice is hereby given lecity.org submitted past the by Greg Price, owning The OWNER reserves dent debt cancelation. So, it’s lier. deadline will not be ville, UT 84029, prop- OWNER in Room 227, that Tooele City Cor- fascinating to see a new study In fact, other research erty owned by Steven 1 share, certificate of the Tooele City Mu- poration (OWNER) will the right to reject any accepted. #2963, owing $619.65. or all bids; or to accept show that forcing taxpayers from left-leaning institutions UPAXLP Dewitt, owning 1 nicipal Offices located accept bids for the share, certificate Appurtenant to 688 E at 90 North Main, Tooele City Oquirrh or reject the whole or to pay down the roughly $1.5 like the Urban Institute has NOTICE TO WATER #2170, owing $338.50. Sunset View Road, Tooele, Utah 84074 Hills Golf Course - any part of any bid; to trillion in government-held reached the same conclu- USERS Appurtenant to 93 S G rantsville, U T until 2:00 PM on Fri- Deck Replacement award schedules student debt is not a “progression. So, we’re left with the The applications below Mustang Ridge Road, 84029, property owned day December 11, Project according to separately or together by Nate Stillman, own- to contractors, or to sive” policy by any stretch. simple fact that one of the were filed with the Di- Grantsville, U T 2020. Drawings and Specifi- Note that just one in three Democratic Party’s top agenda vision of Water Rights 84029, property owned ing 1 share, certificate Project Specifications cations prepared by waive any informality in Tooele County. by Fernando Gomez, #3158, owing $607.40. will be issued in digital Tooele City, and de- or technicality in any American adults over age items is a taxpayer-financed These are informal owning 1 share, certifi- Appurtenant to 602 S format (PDF), and may scribed in general as: bid in the best interest 25 actually has a bachelor’s handout to the wealthy. And, proceedings per Rule cate #30351, owing Hackamore Road, be obtained by con- Work of this Construc- of the City. Only bids degree. This population, natu- of course, student debt can- 655-6-2. Protests con- $622.64. G rantsville, U T tacting Tooele City tion Contract com- giving a firm quotation rally, holds almost all student cellation ignores the real rea- cerning an application Appurtenant to 664 S 84029, property owned Parks Department, 90 prises the removal and properly signed will be by David Taylor, own- accepted. debt. Yet college graduates son college is so expensive in must be legibly written Gold Dust Road, North Main, Tooele, replacement of ap- typically make 85 percent the first place. or typed, contain the Grantsville, U T ing 1 share, certificate Utah 84074 beginning proximately 1,800 (Published in the name and mailing ad- 84029, property owned #3155, owing $527.94. on Thursday Novem- square feet of existing Tooele Transcript Bul- more than those with only a But we nonetheless face an dress of the protesting John or Carissa Hen- In accordance with ber 5, 2020 during of- deck and stair treads, letin November 26 & high school diploma and earn important question: Why are party, STATE THE AP- son, owning 1 share, laws of the State of fice hours from 8:00 200 linear feet of rail- December 3, 2020) roughly $1 million more over supposedly progressive politi- Utah and the order of PLICATION NUMBER certificate #3068, ow- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. by ing, reconstruction of HAVING A yard sale? a lifetime. cians, elected as champions of the Board of Directors PROTESTED, CITE ing $213.50. calling (435) 843-2143, stairway landing and Advertise in the Tran- So any government policy the working class, using their REASONS FOR THE made on the 12th Day Appurtenant to 625 E or by email addressed ramp, installation of script that forces taxpayers to pay power to push for handouts PROTEST, and RE- Sleigh Ride Lane, of February, 2020, so to snow guards, and re- QUEST A HEARING, Grantsville, U T many shares of such [email protected] lated appurtenances at SELL YOUR car in the off loans held by a relatively for the wealthy? if desired. Also, A $15 84029, property owned stock as may be nec- g. All Bidders must the Oquirrh Hills Golf Transcript Bulletin well-off slice of society is One possible answer is that FEE MUST BE IN- by Margie Holm, own- essary to pay the de- register with the City in Course Club House. Classified section. actually regressive, meaning sweeping big-government pol- CLUDED FOR EACH ing 1 share, certificate linquent assessment order to be considered Separate sealed bids it disproportionately helps icies involve the centralization and/or other delin- SELLING YOUR APPLICATION PRO- #2772, owing $351.00. for Award of Bid. will be received by the mountain bike? the wealthy. You don’t have of so much power that they TESTED. Protests Appurtenant to 123 E quent fees thereon, to- Bid security in the OWNER in Room 227, gether with the late www.tooele tran- to take my word for it— will inevitably be corrupted by must be filed with the Box Elder, Grants- amount of 5% of the of the Tooele City Mu- script.com Division of Water ville, UT 84029, prop- fee, costs of advertis- base bid will be re- nicipal Offices located SELL YOUR CAR or this is the finding of a new favoritism and clientelism. Rights on or before erty owned by Justin ing, and expenses of quired to accompany at 90 North Main, boat in the classi- University of Chicago study. “There is no such thing as a Dec. 23, 2020 either Huber, owning 1 the sale, will be sold to bids. Tooele, Utah 84074 fieds. Call 882-0050 Economists Sylvain just and fair method of exer- electronically using the share, certificate the highest bidder at a Prospective BIDDERS until 1:30 PM on Fri- or visit www.tooele- Catherine and Constantine cising the tremendous power public auction to be Division`s on-line Pro- #2501, owing $417.28. are encouraged to at- day December 11, transcript. com or Yannelis crunched the num- that interventionism puts into test of Application held at the principal e-mail your ad to Appurtenant to 365 S tend a pre-bid confer- 2020. bers to conclude that full stu- the hands of the legislature form, by hand delivery Wrangler Court, business of the corpo- ence which will be held Project Specifications tbp@tooeletranscript. to a Division office, or Grantsville, U T ration, at 411 So. West at the Pratt Aquatics com dent debt cancellation would and the executive,” Austrian will be issued in digital SELLING YOUR by mail at PO Box 84029, property owned Street, Grantsville, Center at 1:30 PM on be a “highly regressive policy” economist Ludwig von Mises format (PDF), and may HOME? Advertise it 146300, Salt Lake by Marc Ith, owning 1 Utah, on the 9th day of Monday December 7, and award $192 billion to once wrote. “In many fields be obtained by con- in the classifieds. Call City, UT 84114-6300. share, certificate December 2020, at the 2020. The object of tacting Tooele City 882-0050 or visit the top 20 percent of income of the administration of Please visit water- #2161, owing $313.50. hour of 7 p.m. the conference is to Parks Department, 90 www.tooeletran earners, yet just $29 billion to interventionist measures, rights.utah.gov or call Appurtenant to 805 E (Published in the acquaint BIDDERs North Main, Tooele, script.com the bottom 20 percent. favoritism simply cannot be (801)538-7240 for ad- Saddle Horn Road, Tooele Transcript Bul- with the site condi- Utah 84074 beginning ditional information. Grantsville, U T letin November 26, tions, specifications, on Monday November HAVING A yard sale? The study also examines avoided.” NEW 84029, property owned December 1, 3 & 8, and to answer any 30, 2020 during office Advertise in the Tran- other proposals to have tax- And as far as favoritism is APPLICATION(S) by Braden Krans, own- 2020) questions which BID- hours from 8:00 a.m. script payers pay off $10,000 or concerned, guess who votes 15-5630 (A82276): ing 1 share, certificate DERs may have con- to 5:00 p.m. by calling $50,000 in debt per person, overwhelmingly for progres- Adam and Karen #2825, owing $238.50. cerning the project. (435) 843-2143, or by rather than all debt. It finds sive Democratic politicians? Cleveland propose(s) Charles or Roberta All communication email addressed to similarly regressive outcomes That’s right: Young people using 4.73 ac-ft. from Larsen, 52 E Cherry, relative to the Project [email protected] groundwater (Rush Grantsville, UT shall be directed to the g. All Bidders must for these proposals as well. and the well-educated. Valley) for IRRIGA- 84029, owning 1 Parks Director prior to register with the City in “Outstanding student debt So, while it’s disheartening TION. share, certificate the opening of bids at: order to be considered to see top Democrats seek to 16-915 (A82268)Follow: Mi- #1755, owing $138.50. us onTOOELE Facebook! CITY COR- for Award of Bid. exploit the federal taxpayer chael Mitchell pro- Appurtenant to 567 S PORATION Prospective BIDDERS to their wealthy constituents’ pose(s) using 646.05 Something On Founders Lane, 90 North Main are encouraged to at- benefit, it’s not exactly sur- ac-ft. from groundwa- Grantsville, UT Tooele, Utah 84074 tend a pre-bid confer- ter (Pilot Valley) for 84029, property owned Telephone: (435) ence which@TooeleTB will be held Your Mind? prising. The only way to pre- DOMESTIC; IRRIGA- by Bowen Morris, own- 843-2140 at the Oquirrh Hills vent these kinds of abuses is TION; STOCKWA- ing 1 share, certificate Darwin Cook, Parks Golf Course Club Write a Letter to limit the power of govern- TERING. #29451, owing Director House, located at ment itself. Teresa Wilhelmsen, $344.50. TOOELE email: darwinc@tooe- 1255 E Vine St, to the Editor! P.E. Appurtenant to 644 E RANSCRIPTlecity.org Tooele, Utah, at 11:00 Brad Polumbo is a journal- State Engineer Coach Lane, Grants- TThe OWNER reserves AM on Monday De- Tooele Transcript Bulletin (Published in Tooele ville, UT 84029, prop- the right to reject any cember 7, 2020. The P.O. Box 390 ist and Opinion Editor at the Foundation for Economic Transcript - Bulletin on erty owned by Jasmine or all bids; or to accept object of the confer- Tooele, UT 84074 Nov. 26, 2020 & Dec. Noyes, owning 1 ULLETINor reject the whole or ence is to acquaint Education. Originally pub- 3, 2020) share, certificate B any part of any bid; to BIDDERs with the site [email protected] lished on FEE.org. #3050, owing $551.00. award schedules conditions, specifica- Appurtenant to 293 N separately or together tions, and to answer Burmester Road, to contractors, or to any questions which Grantsville, UT waive any informality BIDDERs may have 84029, property owned or technicality in any concerning the project. TOOELE TRANSCRIPTby Antonio or Lizette bid in the best interest All communication Ochoa, owning 1 of the City. Only bids relative to the Project BULLETINshare, certificate giving a firm quotation shall be directed to the #3136, owing $616.38. properly signed will be Parks Director prior to Appurtenant to 420 S accepted. the opening of bids at: PLACE YOURLily Lane,AD HERE Grants- (Published in the TOOELE CITY COR- ville, UT 84029, prop- Tooele Transcript Bul- PORATION CALL 435.882.0050erty owned by Martin letin November 26 & 90 North Main Petersen, owning 1 SERVICEDecember 3, 2020) Tooele, Utah 84074 DIRECTORY share, certificate Telephone: (435) #2915, owing $338.50. 843-2140 CONTRACTORSAppurtenant to 214 CONTRACTORS Darwin Cook,MISCELLANEOUS Parks MISCELLANEOUS W Williams Lane, Director Grantsville, UT email: darwinc@tooe- 84029, property owned lecity.org PERMANENT AND by Greg Price, owning The OWNER reserves SEAMLESS1 share, certificate T.B. Constructionthe right to reject any TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY #2963, owing $619.65. • Retaining Walls or allLLC bids; or to accept RAIN GUTTERSAppurtenant to 688 E • Cement Work or reject the whole or LIGHTING NO SEAMSSunset • NO View LEAKS Road, • Backhoe Service any part of any bid; to PLEASE CALL FOR FREE QUOTE! Grantsville, UT • Snow Removal award schedules BEST QUALITY84029 / ,ALL property COLORS owned • Specializing in separately or togetherClean by Susan/ Brach Boman by Nate Stillman, own- to contractors, or to BEST PRICE • BEST WARRANTY basement ﬁnishing ing 1 share, certificate waive any informality FREE Estimates • Licensed & Insured • New Homes Mega Maids Locally #3158,Owned & Operatedowing $607.40. or technicality in any • Vinyl Fences TONY BARKER 435.841.1826 Appurtenant to 602 S Licensed bid& Insured in the best interestSusan, Ashley and Sara Hackamore Road, of the City. Only bids 435.841.4001Grantsville, UT (wk) giving (home) a firm quotation 84029, property owned 840-0214 • 840-properly signed will be by David Taylor, own- accepted. CONTRACTORSing 1 share, certificate CONTRACTORS (Published in the MISCELLANEOUS #3155, owing $527.94. Tooele Transcript Bul- In accordance with Home SALES & Home REPAIRS Expertletin November 26 & laws of the State of December 3, 2020) !"#$%&$'%( Lee’sUtah and the order of the Board of Directors • Increase your property value by ROOFINGmade & on theSIDING 12th Day Repairing & Preparing the Right Way. Let us help !$)#$%&$' REPAIRS • REPAIRSof February, • REPAIRS 2020, so you for the Pet sitting many shares of such • Don’t lose Money/Time on things that AND WE INSTALLstock ALL as TYPESmay be OF nec- – don’t give you a return. holidays. ANDother house ROOFING • SIDINGessary to pay • SOFFITthe de- sitting services. linquent assessment Let Me Sell Your Home! 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If you don’t feel safe tell- she suggested I read a recent reaction, and this conversation who works in a warehouse set- sorry for your pain. I know how ing them, go to your supervisor, self-help book and follow the might lead to insight. ting. it feels to have random acquain- because that’s the job of man- exercises. In my experience, there are In the last three jobs I’ve had, Amy Dickinson tances use the ‘N’ word. I’ve agement: to resolve issues that The author of the book occasionally nuggets of truth GUEST COLUMNIST a White co-worker has used the been called the ‘N’ word myself; affect your ability to do your relates her beneficial experi- hidden in the “woo-woo,” but if “N” word to me, while not spe- most recently by a white job well. And if your supervisor ence with feeling energy fields, that doesn’t work for you, you cifically calling me the name. woman who thought I was is not helpful, report the issue aura balancing, past lives, have no need to apologize. I find even the mention of I’ve dealt with this kind of out of earshot. I let her know to their superior, and so on up premonitions, and literally talk- the word hurtful and I do not behavior since elementary what I thought of that. She was the chain. ing to your soul and hearing it Dear Amy: I have a sugges- use it myself, even in descrip- school. ashamed to have been caught “The work of racism is to answer you. tion for “About to Blow,” whose tion or when greeting a fellow I realize I can’t control oth- and called out. distract and silence you. Don’t I consider this pseudosci- neighbor persists in asking per- Black person. ers’ thoughts or actions. I also “Toni Morrison said that rac- let these co-workers distract ence, or just plain nonsense. I sonal financial questions. At my previous job, a co- believe that going to HR is use- ism is designed to distract you. or silence you. My mama said, think the modern term is “woo- I stop people with, “That’s worker used the word three less; that office being in anoth- And I believe it. I also think the ‘Don’t ever let them run you off, woo.” a very personal question,” and times, and when I complained er part of the country, and they work of racism is to silence you. because you’ll never stop run- I don’t think I should try to then I stop. I can’t guarantee to HR, they really didn’t do any- will do nothing. I’m sure all the people you men- ning.’” fake “talking to my soul” in they won’t do it again, but they thing, so I found another job. I can’t believe how painful tioned are aware that the word “YOU know who you are, order to complete an exercise. usually remember my response. At my current job, two co- this is, and for how long in my is a slur. No doubt, that’s why but, clearly, they don’t.” Do you think I should tell — Calm and Cool workers have used the word, life I have had to deal with it. they used it in the first place. Show them. my therapist that I reject such Dear Calm: I like it. one to describe a movie he What can I do? Maybe they think it’s cool or hokum, or find another person loves from the ‘70s. The other — Disgusted dangerous to use it. That’s not Dear Amy: I have recently to tell my troubles to? You can email Amy Dickinson guy just thought it was OK to Dear Disgusted: I shared your problem. started (online) therapy. — No Crystals for Me at askamy@amydickinson. say it casually about nobody in your question with Maurice “If you feel offended, you After only a few sessions Dear No Crystals: Be hon- com or send a letter to Ask particular. Ruffin, a New Orleans attorney, should speak up for yourself I feel comfortable with her est! Tell her that you are resis- Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, This made me feel hurt and professor of writing, and author because if you hold it inside, and hope to establish a good tant to this particular approach NY 13068. You can also follow angry inside, but I didn’t say of one of my favorite novels, the you’ll feel even worse. You relationship in order to work and ask if she has a different her on Twitter @askingamy or anything because honestly, I powerful “We Cast a Shadow” should tell your co-workers through some old traumas. recommendation. She will Facebook. felt (and feel) powerless. (2020, One World). you don’t appreciate their com- During our last session, likely ask you to talk about your © 2020 Amy Dickinson INTERPERSONAL EDGE POETRY Aptitude beats attitude when ‘Translation’ he following poem by TSusanna Brougham appeared in the Spring 2020 Ted Kooser it comes to self-improvement issue of Beloit Poetry Journal, U.S. POET LAUREATE one of our country’s successful 2004 – 2006 Q: I start Monday wanting skills live so it’s helpful to find business editor was delighted older literary journals. This is to be patient, gracious, and an actual person where you can to add my column. I found out as fine a poem about “the staff effective with people and end receive coaching and practice employees at the Seattle Times of life” as I’ve ever seen. Is that a pun in the last line? I’ll leave Daneen Skube each day wanting to smack co- in real time either in person often cut out my advice and put that to you. Brougham lives in Massachusetts. workers. How do you train your GUEST COLUMNIST or remotely. A good teacher it on other people’s desks. executive coaching and corpo- should be able to improve your Start your New Year’s resolu- Translation rate clients to translate good strategies, suggest narratives, tions early by deciding 2021 will intentions into effective actions? good teacher then tools like and point out what to avoid and be the year you ditch attitude Months later, my father and I A: Good intentions are indeed advanced paraphrasing, using what to emphasize. Anyone that and focus on developing a broad discovered his mother’s last word— the cobblestones on the road to “I” language, negotiation skills, just asks you what you think and toolkit of aptitude in graciously, deep in the downstairs freezer, hell. What creates change isn’t or conflict resolution skills can only paraphrases you will not effectively and persuasively one loaf of dark rye. attitude but aptitude. Advanced be yours. help much. managing yourself and others. interpersonal skills are the tech- Evaluate your potential teach- To get good help you have to Aptitude is a gift that will keep Its thaw slowed the hours. nology of persuasion, success, er carefully. Engaging in decades ask yourself if you are willing to giving whereas attitude will fade and results. No positive attitude of their own growth, a solid aca- be uncomfortable, acknowledge before lunch. I could not bear in the world can fix a problem demic background in psychol- where you can improve, and be the thought of eating it. without the aptitude and tools. ogy, humility, intense curiosity, receptive that you are worth The last word(s) Then the ice subsided. The bread We’ve been told that if you seeing you as a fellow traveler having an advocate. In thirty Q: As we are coming to the was firm, fragrant, forgiving. smile the world will smile with not a “patient,” and possessing years I’ve found a key difference end of 2020, do you have last you but this is a lie. If you smile, minimal ego are all important. between people whose lives words on what we’ve been My father got the knife, use blaming words, and alien- A history of overcoming intense have transformed in working through this year? the butter. The slices ate the people you work with no adversities yet still thriving is with me and people I couldn’t A: Yes, give yourself an enor- held. Together we ate one will be smiling or helping also an asset as it proves what help was whether my client mous pat on the back for mak- that Finnish silence. you. they are doing works. thought he or she was worth ing it through this year. Between We’ve also heard that a posi- People skills are challenging helping. remote learning, work, and We do not accept unsolicited submissions. American Life in Poetry tive attitude is the only armor to learn from books alone. When An example of the difference social isolation no one’s func- is made possible by The Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfounda- we need in a cruel, and uncaring I wrote my book, “Interpersonal between attitude and aptitude tioning was optimal and perfect tion.org), publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported by the world. The truth is the world Edge,” I realized if someone only is when I started writing my col- but tenacity beats perfection Department of English at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem will crush most positive atti- reads my book the application of umn for the Seattle Times. They when the going gets tough! copyright ©2020 by Susanna Brougham, “Translation,” from Beloit tudes quickly if the individual is the tools will not be optimal. My just had a famous effectiveness Poetry Journal, (Vol. 70, No. 1, 2020). Poem reprinted by permis- lacking in people skills. clients, ironically, loved reading expert come to do training. This Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- sion of Susanna Brougham and the publisher. Introduction copy- People skills are not rocket it. When I asked why they told “expert” told them to have an tive coach, trainer, therapist and right © 2020 by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, science. If you graduated from me that after practicing these attitude of good listening...and speaker, also appears as the Fox Ted Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant in high school, you have the capac- tools for years it was helpful to then gave them zero training in Channel’s “Workplace Guru” each Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004-2006. ity to learn interpersonal skills. see my tools written down. how. When I proposed launch- Monday morning. 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