County athletes qualify for State See B1, B8 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  TUESDAY February 9, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 127 No. 73 $1.00 Left over vaccine given to Health Dept. families

pharmacies, and all emergency ideal, being the week between 35 family members received vaccinations responder agencies,” Bate Christmas and New Years, but said. “Mountain West Medical that was out of our control as CEILLY SUTTON cinating healthcare workers in Center receives their own vac- we received vaccines from the STAFF WRITER the county. cine and vaccinates their own state. Approximately half of The Tooele County Health All healthcare agencies in healthcare workers.” the healthcare workers and Department defends their rea- Tooele County were contacted Bate said that only half of emergency responders that soning for providing unused by the health department, the healthcare workers and were eligible came in to be vaccines to family members according to Amy Bate, public emergency responders that vaccinated during this time of staff in the early days of information and health officer were eligible to be vaccinated period. Some chose to wait COVID-19 vaccination. at the health department. came in to receive their vac- and come in at a later date and On Dec. 9, 2020, when “The week vaccines arrived, cines. we had leftover vaccines. This COVID-19 vaccines first we called all healthcare agen- “The date of the arrival of created an unanticipated sur- became available to healthcare cies in Tooele County, to the vaccine and the number plus of vaccine that needed to SHUTTERSTOCK workers, the Tooele County include healthcare providers of vaccines fluctuated,” Bate A single bottle vial of COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine in a research medical Health Department began vac- and clinics, dental clinics, and said. “The timing was not SEE VACCINE PAGE A7 ® lab. 3D illustration.

Midvalley Highway, more than moving commuters

SCOTT FROEHLICH STAFF WRITER INTERN With all the recent changes taking place in Tooele County — from the relocation of the Tooele Valley Temple to the constant improvements on roads and highways in the area— many residents feel they are seeing the end of what was once a rural community. Along with the new Midvalley

TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Highway, multiple businesses Cars line up for a wash on Monday morning in Tooele City. Dirt and dust from the West Desert stirred up by high winds met with rain and will begin to pop up in the snow to create a muddy precipitation that adhered well to surfaces where it fell. industrial side of Tooele Valley, bringing new jobs and inevita- bly new homes to the county. Mayor Brent Marshall As the Midvalley Highway nears its second phase of con- bring new jobs to the county Extreme drought conditions struction, many Tooele County and bring even more traffic to residents are hedging their the roads. bets by making strategic moves In order to get a jump to avoid such growth. Erda, start on such growth, Tooele by recently becoming incor- County leaders worked with lead to a muddy, salt mess porated, gave its population UDOT to expand upon the more control of their fate with infrastructure leading up to— respect to overseeing what and throughout— sections of MARK WATSON observer for the National Weather es of precipitation during a saltwater types of development it allows. Erda, Grantsville and Tooele. CORRESPONDENT Service. storm coming in from the Great Salt Despite this newfound Not only was the Midvalley January marked the seventh con- Bevan’s measurements show only Lake which deposited mud and salt on autonomy, much of the land Highway intended to draw secutive month in Tooele Valley with .30 inches of precipitation for January buildings and vehicles. where the highway and new traffic away from SR-36, it was precipitation below normal. The last with normal precipitation for the “We don’t see those salt storms businesses will be built — also proposed in anticipation significant rainfall came back on June month at 1.07 inches. Snowfall mea- every year, but that’s what I think hap- which is largely along Sheep of the area’s development. 27-28, 2020, when the valley received sured 3.8 inches with normal snowfall pened on the fifth and made for long Lane — is already owned by Representative Doug Sagers nearly 2 inches of precipitation, slight- for January at 12.7 inches. lines at the car washes,” Bevan said. businesses or other private and other leaders in the county ly above normal for June. Total snowfall for the weather year Utahns can only hope Utah’s spring- entities. In the near future, realized this unavoidable phe- “No doubt about it, we’re in bad which began in October is 15.8 inches time rainy season (March-May) is the Romney Group, as well nomenon and made necessary shape with June the last month where compared to a normal for this time of even wetter than normal to make up as a satellite site for the Utah we were even close to normal pre- the year of 43.5 inches. Inland Port Authority, will cipitation,” said Ned Bevan, weather On Feb. 5, Tooele received .22 inch- SEE DROUGHT PAGE A7 ® SEE HIGHWAY PAGE A7 ®

COVID19 UPDATE State to drop vaccine age to 65 by March Some medical conditions to be included in vaccines to make appointments to release. receive the vaccine right away, Public announcements will CEILLY SUTTON On March 1, anyone according to UDOH. be made when registration STAFF WRITER between the ages of 65 to 69 Local health departments opens for these groups later COVID-19 vaccinations will years old and anyone older are currently focused on vac- this month. soon be available to a wider than 18 with specified medi- cinating people older than 70, Approximately 400,000 peo- variety of individuals. cal conditions will be able to according to the UDOH. ple will qualify for a COVID-19 COVID-19 vaccines are now be vaccinated, according to a “Trying to contact local vaccine in one of these catego- available for healthcare work- press release from the Utah health departments right now ries. UDOH warned “it may ers, long-term care facility staff Department of Health. could slow that process down take you several tries before and residents, first responders, Individuals in these groups and delay vaccine availabil- you can get one (appointment individuals over 70 years old, should not call their local ity for future groups,” wrote and K-12 teachers and staff. health department or attempt UDOH officials in their press SEE VACCINE PAGE A7 ®

BULLETIN BOARD B6 CLASSIFIEDS B4 THS student OBITUARIES A6 CORONAVIRUS TRACKER wins state art OPEN FORUM A4 contest SPORTS B1 Data as of February 8, 2021. Source: Utah Department of Health See A2 TOOELE COUNTY- Known Cases: 6,110 UTAH- Known Cases: 355,122 Hospitalizations: 181 • Deaths: 25 Hospitalizations: 13,889 • Deaths: 1,738 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY February 9, 2021 “Fry Sauce” by THS student ranks in top 3 in Senate art contest Student’s depiction of Dairy Delight date portrays ‘best friends and good vibes’

TIM GILLIE EDITOR A Tooele County student was among the top three win- ners in the 7th annual Utah Senate Art Contest. Tooele High School’s Emily Wiley took third place in the contest with her painting titled, “Fry Sauce.” COURTESY UTAH SENATE Every year, Utah Senate Tooele High School student Emily Wiley’s painting “Fry Sauce” won third place in 7th annual Utah Senate Art Contest. President J. Stuart Adams and the Utah State Senate with “best friends and good building, and the artists have and two professional judges hold a Visual Arts Scholarship vibes,” Wiley said. been awarded scholarships selected the 20 winners for the Competition. This contest Tooele City’s Dairy Delight to support their college and exhibition. challenges Utah students to diner was the inspiration for career goals. “I am amazed at the art view the world artistically and her painting, according to The 20 student winners will our high school students cre- express their creativity. Wiley. receive scholarship awards ated this year,” said President The contest has no spe- “It is a unique diner with deposited in a My529 account, Adams. “Seeing Utah through cific theme, but students are card decks at every table and which is a Utah educational the eyes of our students is encouraged to share a visual retro decorations,” wrote savings plan. inspiring. It is a privilege idea of an aspect of Utah that Wiley in her description of her The first-place winner will to view their art as I walk is meaningful and inspirational painting. “I thought this was receive $5,000, second-place through the Capitol every day.” to them, whether that be the the perfect way to describe will receive $3,000, third-place The competition is hosted land, people or a specific Tooele and the social aspect winner will receive $1,000, by President Adams and the moment in the state’s history. of our county. In this painting with the remaining 17 receiv- Utah State Senate. It is made Wiley explained how she I wanted to recreate a clas- ing $500. The first-place piece possible because of the sup- ended with “Fry Sauce” as her sic date at the diner and the will remain permanently in the port of My529, the Division contest entry. happy, friendly interactions my Utah Senate suite. of Arts and Museums in the “Normally, my memories friends have.” Karmen Teuscher, Syracuse Department of Heritage and of Utah take me to the moun- Bright energetic brush High School, took first place Arts, as well as the generous tains or beautiful landscapes COURTESY TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT strokes represent the amaz- and Grace Kimber, Layton High donors. unique to our state,” she said. Emily Wiley with her award winning painting, “Fry Sauce.” ing state we live in, explained School, took second place. “It was a joy to be able to “However, when I thought Wiley. President Adams and his capture the state of Utah in about Utah from an artistic straight to fry sauce.” fries, flowing fry sauce, Coca- The top 20 contest entries wife, Susan, with Sens. Kirk this painting,” Wiley said. perspective my mind went The painting features french Cola and milkshakes along are on display in the Capitol Cullimore and Jani Iwamoto tgillie@tooeletranscript

Tourism board membership out of compliance with state law bership there are seven mem- Hoffman said there is no Tripp assured Cushman that Board members must live in the county, says state code bers whose terms all expire problem with the businesses the tourism board was not the at the same time and two of being represented on the first board to be looked at and TIM GILLIE “Working with Colin ees of entities in the county those members do not live in board, they just need to nomi- other boards will be reviewed. EDITOR (Deputy County Attorney that collect the tourism taxes, the county and are thereby nate an employee that lives in State code requires that The membership of Colin Winchester) we found a such as hotels and restaurants. ineligible to serve on the board the county. county’s that collect tour- Tooele County’s Tourism few places where the Tourism The balance of the board by state law, according to “I don’t like it,” said ism restaurant and motel Advisory Board does not Advisory Board is not compli- members are to be residents of Winchester. Hoffmann. “The people on the taxes must operate a Tourism meet state code, according to ant with state regulations,” the county that are employees Carrie Cushman, Tourism board are good people ... but Advisory Board of at least five County Council member Tye Hoffmann said. “We tried to of recreational facilities, con- Advisory Board chairperson, we have to be in compliance members. The board’s respon- Hoffmann. find loopholes to work around vention facilities, museums, expressed concern that while with state code.” sibility, according to state code, During the boards and it but we can’t.” cultural attractions, or other two members of the board that Cushman said she hopes the is to “advise the county legisla- committees portion of the Winchester came forward tourism related businesses. do not live in the county, their Council will look at the other tive body on the best use of County Council’s Feb. 2 meet- and explained that the state County code states that the businesses collect and generate County boards as well. Many revenues collected from the tax ing, Chairman Tom Tripp requires that the Tourism term of tourism advisory board a lot of tourism tax revenue. of them are not compliant with ... by providing the legislative asked Hoffmann to explain Advisory Board have at least members is to be four years, Cushman said it sounded county codes about terms and body with a priority listing for the concerns discovered with five members. and it is county policy that like “taxation without repre- term limits and some don’t proposed expenditures based the Tourism Advisory Board’s He also said state code says no member of a county board sentation” to exclude people even have bylaws describing on projected available tax rev- membership. the members must be residents serves more than two consecu- from outside the county that terms, she said. enues supplied to the board by of the county, their terms are tive terms, according to Tripp. have businesses in the county “I just want to make sure the the county legislative body on to be staggered and a majority Looking at the Tourism that are tourism tax and busi- tourism board is treated fairly,” an annual basis.” TOOELETRANSCRIPT are to be composed of employ- Advisory Board’s current mem- ness generators. Cushman said. [email protected] BULLETIN ADMINISTRATION Scott C. Dunn Publisher Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus OFFICE Tooele man shoots hole through apartment floor Bruce K. Dunn Controller Chris Evans Office Manager CEILLY SUTTON this apartment and a bul- cause statement. to the Tooele City Police Vicki Higgins Customer Service STAFF WRITER let was found lodged in the Provencio said that he was Department and interviewed. Patricia Cook Circulation Manager On Jan. 31, police were floor. Officers removed a bul- drunk during the time of Provencio admitted to EDITORIAL dispatched to 147 W. 600 N let from the floor, according their arguing and had gone to accidentally firing the AR-15. Tim Gillie Editor in Tooele City in reference to the probable cause state- a closet and retrieved a rifle. He also admitted to being Darren Vaughan Sports Editor to “shots fired,” according to ment. Provencio’s wife threatened intoxicated and said he was Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer a probable cause statement Police spoke with the per- to leave, because it was “get- arguing with his wife, after Mark Watson Correspondent from the Tooele County Jail. son who reported the arguing ting too crazy” and Provencio which he retrieved his rifle ADVERTISING Dispatch was notified that and gunshot. He said he had was threatening to shoot him- out of the closet and was Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager a male and female were argu- heard his neighbors arguing self, according to the prob- thinking of shooting himself. Keith Bird Advertising Sales ing and the person that called and a male talk about a gun. able cause statement. Provencio said he was walk- Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & reported hearing a gun go off The man who reported the Officers observed that ing with the rifle when he Classified Advertising Manager from the apartment above incident said he was scared the hole in the floor of accidentally pulled the trig- LAYOUT & DESIGN them. for his family’s safety, so he Provencio’s house had been ger, shooting it through the John Hamilton Creative Director Upon arrival, police said moved his children under covered up with putty. floor and through his neigh- Liz Arellano Graphic Artist they did not locate any evi- their beds. As he walked into Daniel Provencio Provencio’s wife told offi- bor’s ceiling, according to the PRODUCTION dence of a gun being fired. his family room, the man said cers that he had moved his probable cause statement. Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager The next day, Tooele City a gunshot went off, hitting occupants of the apartment AR-15 to the couple’s vehicle. Provencio was booked Mindy Wiseman Production officers were called back just a few feet from where above where the gunshot One gun magazine was into the Tooele County Jail Dan Coats Pre-press Technician to an apartment below the he was standing, according went off. The occupants have located that had several .223 for investigation of reckless apartment they were called to the probable cause state- been identified as Daniel bullets in it, according to the endangerment and illegal SUBSCRIPTION RATES: to previously. A bullet hole ment. Provencio and his wife, statement. shooting. $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, was located in the ceiling of Officers contacted the according to the probable Provencio was taken down [email protected] Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the United States. 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No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the Facebook! written consent of the editor or publisher. @TooeleTB TUESDAY February 9, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Tooele City Communities that Care hosts parenting workshop skills to accomplish that.” her family. ing them skills is important. shops for 12 years. Guiding Good Choices free for parents At the end of the workshop, “It’s important for parents to Learning how to avoid risky This free workshop will be parents receive small prizes be involved in their children’s behavior and maintaining posi- held on Thursday evenings for CEILLY SUTTON where we stand,” said Smart. and a $25 gift card to Walmart. lives,” said Brimhall. “I think tive relationships is a huge skill five weeks beginning on Feb. 5. STAFF WRITER “How do we feel about alco- Melissa Brimhall, coordina- a lot of parents believe that that I think can keep children To register, parents can The Tooele City hol? Do our kids know that we tor of Communities that Care their children don’t listen to out of a lot of trouble.” email [email protected] or Communities That Care don’t want them to drink alco- and the parenting workshop, what they say but children Communities That Care call 435-843-2188. Department is hosting a hol or do we assume that they has taken the workshop three are looking for that guidance have been hosting their [email protected] Guiding Good Choices parent- know that? We need to have times and said it has benefited and guidelines. I think teach- Guiding Good Choices work- ing workshop for parents with that conversation with them.” children in sixth through 12th Normally, during session grade. three, children attend the The workshop will run for workshop with their parents or five weeks and each week guardians. parents or guardians will learn This year, the workshop will a new skill to better navigate be held over zoom, so children parenting and open discussions will attend session three via about drug and alcohol use. zoom. During session one, coordi- “We will teach the children nators will talk to parents and a refusal skill about how to guardians about their wishes say no to negative behavior for their children and local and still keep their friends,” data from the SHARP survey, a said Smart talking about ses- survey that children in grades sion three. “That’s a fun time, six through 12 take every other because we have nachos. Even year, analyzing alcohol and in doing the online session, drug usage. parents will be able to come “We go over the data,” and pick up the nachos from said Stacy Smart, supervisor our office.” for Communities That Care. During session four, coor- “Then, we talk about family dinators will talk about anger meetings.” management. During session one, coordi- “This is not just anger man- nators also go over the social agement with the kids,” said development strategy. Smart. “It’s anger management “This talks about how chil- with everyone. We teach a dren need to be given opportu- skill about what we should do nities to learn new skills,” said with our anger and all of that Smart. “So, we need to teach energy.” them those skills and we need Session five is about to recognize them for those strengthening family bonds, skills.” according to Smart. 7 oz. Reg. $8.39 9.4 oz. Reg. $10.99 During session two, coor- “That’s really what we want dinators will talk about how to do,” she said. “We want to to develop healthy beliefs and be able to strengthen our fam- clear standards. ily bonds and communicate “Our kids need to know with each other. We teach

COURTESY COMMUNTIES THAT CARE Participants at a Guiding Good Choices parenting workshop. Utah poised to remove concealed weapon permit requirements SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — they’re going to conceal and do Utah gun owners would be with them what they do,” GOP able to carry concealed weap- Sen. David Hinkins said. “All ons without a permit under this does is (for) law-abiding a bill that passed the state citizens, this allows a woman Senate on Friday, leaving one to put it in her purse or a man procedural vote before it heads to put it in his jacket.” to the desk of a supportive Opponents have also object- Kids Republican governor. ed to the removal of required Daily Immune Several other states this education on weapons and sui- Elderberry Vitamin D3 year are considering similar cide prevention. Immune Support & Sleep Gummies measures, which are backed “It’s unacceptable that Support by gun-rights groups like the our lawmakers passed a National Rifle Association. bill to gut suicide preven- Tennessee’s governor has also tion training when nearly 85 supported the idea. percent of Utah’s gun deaths Utah now requires people are suicides,” said Mary to take a weapons course and Ann Thompson, a leader of 60 caps. Reg. $39.99 3 oz. Reg. $34.99 6.59 oz. Reg $29.99 60 Gummies Reg $16.99 undergo a background check the Utah chapter of Moms and get a permit to legally Demand Action, in a state- carry a gun in public hidden ment. Lawmakers have put under a jacket or inside a aside some resources for sui- Immune purse. Gun-control groups say Baby cide prevention and weapons Defense Elderberry those are steps that are sup- education. The permit system AnxioCalm Probio�cs ported by many gun owners would still exist for people who Reduced Gummies and keep people safer. choose to get one. Stress But opponents say the per- The bill now goes back to mit system is ineffective on the House to approve minor ensuring safety and having revisions. At least 15 other to get a permit undermines states already allow con- citizens’ rights to defend them- cealed carry without a permit. 60 Caps. Reg $37.95 120 Gummies Reg. $35.99 45 Tablets Reg $35.95 1.9 fl. oz. Reg $24.99 selves if needed. Republican Gov. Spencer Cox “Criminals have guns, and has said he supports the idea.

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GUEST OPINION Congress bows to the pen and the phone resident Joe Biden has Pproved that, if nothing else, he has a pen and a phone. According to The Economist, he signed more executive orders in his first two days than President Donald Trump signed in nearly his first two months. And he was just getting lished a Justice Initiative to started. steer 40% of relevant federal Republicans have no stand- investments to disadvantaged ing to complain about Biden’s communities. spate of unilateral measures, And on the seventh day, given they were fine with Biden rested (after tucking his Trump using exactly the same pen back in his pocket). means. But that presidents of If Congress had passed a both parties govern this way bill doing all this, it’d be con- doesn’t make it better — it sidered a pretty active day. makes it worse. Instead, Congress stood on the Some executive actions sidelines ... and commented. starkly usurp congressional “I’m proud that President authority, while others are Biden is announcing a slew of firmly within the executive’s executive actions on climate,” ambit. Yet the sheer amount Senate Majority Leader Chuck of activity that presidents Schumer tweeted. undertake on their own isn’t in Schumer’s only complaint is keeping with the spirit of our that Biden isn’t doing more on constitutional system. his own authority. The presidency has over- This is the same Chuck GUEST OPINION awed a legislative branch Schumer who has been a legis- that is only too willing to sign lator since 1975 when he took over power and responsibility. a seat in the New York State Congress has been an eager Assembly, who has been in participant in its own neuter- Congress since 1981 and the ing. Senate since 1999, and who Impeachment of former James Madison thought ascended to majority leader the legislature would be insa- about a week ago, representing tiable, steadily accumulating the apex of a national legisla- power. Instead, it is the least tive career. self-respecting branch, led by And yet Schumer has urged president is unconstitutional people who identify with the Biden to declare a national mericans, we have a prob- of the President must occur nation. In addition they will interests of presidents and climate emergency because it lem that needs to be imme- with the Chief Justice of the not succeed because the out- their own parties over and would allow him to do things A diately addressed by everyone U.S. Supreme Court presiding. come can be appealed to the above the interests of their “without legislation.” who loves this country, and Jon McCartney Chief Justice Roberts has Supreme Court, and obviously own institution. This would be like Chief what it stands for. GUEST COLUMNIST refused to preside over these the Supreme Court will over- This means that Congress is Justice John Roberts giving This nation was founded illegal proceedings because he turn their unconstitutional essentially cut out of the action Biden advice on how to pack on the principles and laws has made it clear they are bla- actions, assuming they can get on important questions of the Supreme Court — except expressed in, and underscored tantly unconstitutional. enough votes, which it seems national policy. it’s unimaginable that a by, the U.S. Constitution; believe, politically or other- Chief Justice Roberts is clear they cannot. Obama blocked the Supreme Court justice would arguably the greatest docu- wise, you must agree that no absolutely correct. Article But consider even more Keystone XL pipeline, Trump be so openly disdainful of the ment ever constructed for the one is above the law. Without II, Section 4 of the U.S. where this will lead us as a blessed it, and Biden blocked legitimacy and prerogatives of forming and governing of any law we are no better than Constitution clearly states that nation. If the U.S. Congress, it again. his or her own institution. nation. tyrannical or totalitarian the President, Vice President, both the House and Senate, Obama took us into the This is a particular congres- This great document has regimes that trample upon the or any civil officer can be are willing to openly ignore the Paris climate accord, Trump sional disease. As Yuval Levin kept many people, groups, and rights of those who are weaker removed from office through U.S. Constitution to get their took us out, and Biden is tak- of the American Enterprise issues from going off in horri- than they are. As far as such impeachment. Chief Justice way in this case, the precedent ing us back in. Institute wrote in an essay ble directions, and even when regimes are concerned, THEY Roberts has made it clear that will be set for them to do such Consider what Biden did for Commentary magazine, they have gone off the rails, are the law, and they can do as a private citizen cannot be harm to others in the future. on his own the other day. Congress has been delegating the guiding principles and they please, even if the major- impeached. Former President The American public will He directed the Interior its authority to the executive mandates of the Constitution ity disagrees with them. Trump is now a private have no confidence in, and no Department to stop new oil branch for some time. What’s have brought them back to I would plead with you citizen, and thus he cannot be assurance of, the protection of and gas leases on federal land new is that partisanship has where they should be. to care about the U.S. impeached. the U.S. Constitution. and to identify steps to double created a loyalty for members I do not currently know Constitution and the rule Clearly the current power The current Congress is will- renewable energy production of Congress that transcends anyone who thinks the U.S. of law enough to speak out structure of the U.S. Senate ing to allow their blind hatred by 2030. their attachment to Congress Constitution is not a valid against the travesty that is does not care what the law is; and disdain for one man to He created a special presi- itself, while more and more governing document, and if unfolding in Washington they have made it clear they completely derail the trust dential envoy for climate, as members consider their office I encountered someone who D.C. Regardless of how you are going ahead with an illegal we have had in this precious, well as a White House Office merely a platform to get atten- did I would ask them to clearly personally feel about former impeachment trial. unmatched document for of Domestic Climate Policy, a tion. explain how a document that President Trump, you must I plead with you to set aside almost 250 years. National Climate Task Force, “Congress is weak and dys- was constructed to fix prob- not allow your feelings to get your personal feelings and con- How can we claim to be a a Civilian Climate Corps functional because that suits lems that existed even at the in the way of your support of sider what is occurring. They nation of law when those who Initiative, an Interagency its members,” Levin writes. time of its writing is not a good and allegiance to our nation’s have made it clear that to bring write and enforce the laws are Working Group on Coal and “It could renew itself only document to have in place. Constitution. their personal desires and prej- themselves openly destroyers Power Plant Communities and if its members wanted such I write this article today The U.S. Senate is undertak- udices to bear, they are willing of the law? Economic Revitalization, a renewal.” because there is a grave ing an impeachment trial on to throw the U.S. Constitution You and I, our children White House Environmental All indications are that, no, unconstitutional injustice cur- former President Trump. This under the bus; a constitution and our grandchildren, and Justice Interagency it is perfectly content to be sup- rently occurring in our nation action is unprecedented and they swore to uphold when beyond, will live in a land that Council, and a White House planted by the pen and phone. through the actions of our own completely unconstitutional. they took office. is governed by a lie. Environmental Justice U.S. Congress. According to the U.S. Please consider the shame In other words, all that has Advisory Council. Rich Lowry is editor of the Regardless of how you Constitution an impeachment they are bringing on our On top of this, he estab- National Review. SEE MCCARTNEY PAGE A5 ® GUEST OPINION Erasing classic literature for kids hen I was a boy about 11, Though he was clearly pre- U.S. Sen. Diane Feinstein, who WI committed a crime that Christian, I considered the is a living witness to her own changed my life. wandering King of Ithaca as cancellation. I stole a book. I was a book John Kass a patron saint. There was no The stripping of names are thief. GUEST COLUMNIST trap he couldn’t escape with public events. They pit aging, I found it in another kid’s his wits. His story has shaped worried traditional liberals desk and began reading, hiding Western literature — as well as against a radical leftist move- it behind some boring textbook, “Star Trek” — for some 3,000 ment that will devour them and couldn’t give it up. It’s still with me. I’ll never years. as surely as the relentless And when the last bell rang, give it up. But there is one thing Bolsheviks devoured the more I hid it furtively under my That book that opened up Odysseus may not be able to moderate Mensheviks. jacket as if it were some rare, the world to me. withstand: But the purging of great precious and struggling bird, What was it? The woke culture. literature often takes place qui- and walked home. “Odysseus the Wanderer,” The political left and the etly, among woke teachers and written for children by the clas- growing #disrupttexts move- librarians. If the classics aren’t ism, ableism, anti-Semitism, wrongly accused. And what sicist Aubrey de Selincourt. ment — fueled by critical race exactly banned outright or and other forms of hate are the is the blind poet Homer’s out- LETTERS POLICY It is a version of the theory — in American public burned, they have another way: norm may sow seeds of bias rage? He didn’t think of himself The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes “Odyssey” of Homer, the great- schools wants him gone. To place offending litera- that can grow into indifference as belonging to the West, the letters to the editor from readers. est adventure story ever told. Classic Western literature, ture on the back shelf, out of or prejudice.” way we think of the West. Letters must be no longer than 250 words, civil in tone, written exclusively I’ve since read several transla- from Homer to Shakespeare, the reach of the young, where And so, the astounding com- But when Odysseus enters for the Transcript-Bulletin, and tions of Homer’s “Iliad” and Mark Twain and even Harper they’re lost to gather dust in the plexity of great literature and the underworld and meets the accompanied by the writer’s name, “Odyssey.” Lee, is now being canceled, shadows. great writers is now reduced, as vain and deadly killer Achilles, address and phone number. All letters The crafty Odysseus, the much in the same way that the Author Padma Venkatraman are so many things these days, Odysseus is told this: may be subject to editing. man of wrath, was an expert Islamic State group and early wrote an essay titled “Weeding to angry zealotry and political “I would rather be a slave of Email: [email protected] trickster. He duped the Trojans Christians destroyed ancient Out Racism’s Invisible Roots: correctness. a landless barbarian than king Fax: (435) 882-6123 Mail: Letters to the Editor with his Trojan horse, befud- statues that offended them. Rethinking Children’s Classics” Shakespeare’s glaring sin of all the dead.” Tooele Transcript-Bulletin dled the man-eating Cyclops There is something quite bar- in the School Library Journal. is his anti-Semitic treatment A #disrupttexts leader, P.O. Box 390 and withstood the deadly song barous about it all. She supports this purge. of Jews in the “Merchant of Lorena German, author of “The Tooele, UT 84074 of the sirens. Just a few days ago, zealots “Challenging old classics Venice.” But isn’t there value Anti-Racist Teacher,” explains in San Francisco began strip- is the literary equivalent of in his other works? Do I really her purge this way: ping “offensive names” from replacing statues of racist fig- have to ask that? “So, let us be honest, the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Editorial Board public schools. Names such as ures,” she writes. Harper Lee’s sin is creating conversation really isn’t about Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Timothy H. Gillie George Washington, Abraham “... exposing young people hero Atticus Finch, the white Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Lincoln and even Democratic to stories in which racism, sex- liberal savior of a Black man SEE KASS PAGE A6 ® TUESDAY February 9, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 Planning commission recommends YOU’LL OUR general plan and zone change SPECIAL! Owner wants to put RV storage on Pine Canyon Road property

TIM GILLIE pursue a permit for RV storage. EDITOR FEB 10 - 14 During a previous planning PM The Tooele County Planning commission meeting Howard Commission gave their nod explained that the city has STARTING AFTER 4 of approval to a landowner’s plans for approving a relatively request to modify the county’s higher density for the property general plan and rezone his in the city to the south of his LOBSTER TAIL 8.28-parcel from rural residen- property. The residents of that tial with a five-care minimum area might want a place to SERVED WITH lot size to commercial general. store an RV, he said. The planning commission The planning commission’s STEAK OR voted 5-2 to recommend that discussion centered on two the County Council approve concerns, rezoning to C-G PRIME RIB the request during their meet- would open up the property to ing on Tuesday night. uses other than RV storage that The property is triangular might not be compatible with in shape, bordered by the the surrounding residential or should put a restriction on As it now stands, the RV Jim’s Family railroad on the northwest side neighborhoods and the prop- the property stating it can only storage can not house an onsite and Pine Canyon Road on the erty’s lack of water and sewer. be used for RV storage, the manager’s office or housing south. The property has no There was also concern that majority of the planning com- unless the property owner Restaurant water, sewer, or storm drain Tooele City might have plans mission came to an agreement can satisfy water and sewer infrastructure. Tooele City to connect 2000 North to Pine based on the requirement, requirements. surrounds the property to the Canyon Road with a bridge. already in the planning code, The general plan change 281 NORTH MAIN • TOOELE • 8330111 north, south and west. It’s If such a plan is anticipated, that additional or different and zone change will need attached to Tooele County on there might be a need for a uses would come back to the to be approved by the Tooele the east side. right-of-way dedication on part planning commission for a con- County Council. The County’s 2016 General of Howard’s land. ditional use permit. The major- [email protected] Your Complete Local News Source Plan Update envisioned However, after contacting ity agreed that the CUP process Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 residential development in the Tooele City, Tooele County was sufficient to restrict other area with lots of between one learned that any future bridge uses, if needed. and 20 acres on the property over state Route 36 would They majority also agreed and the surrounding property. most likely be built at 2400 that the planning, CUP and Samuel Howard, the prop- North not 2000 North. building permit process would erty owner, requested the gen- After discussion about take care of regulating uses eral plan and rezone so he can whether or not the county can based on water and sewer.

COURTESY TOOELE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT The Utah State Legislature recognized local health departments on Feb. 3. Pictured are: Jordan Mathis, Bear River, Health Department; Jill Parker, Utah Association of Local Health Officers; Heather Borski, Utah Department of Health; Lloyd Berentzen, UALHO; Bryan Hatch, Davis Coounty Health Department, Gary Edwards, Salt Lake County Health Department; Jeff Coombs, Tooele County Health Department; Mekala Harris, Weber-Morgan Health Department; Rich Saunders, UDOH and Nikki Cambell, UDOH. Utah Legislature honors the Tooele DENTAL Insurance County Health Dept. Get the dental care you deserve.

CEILLY SUTTON all other health departments STAFF WRITER throughout the state of Utah The Utah State Senate and were recognized. Medicare does not cover dental care1. That means if you need dental work done, House members honored Rep. Paul Ray, said that health care workers from health departments through- it can cost you hundreds or even thousands of dollars out of your own pocket. the Tooele County Health out the state have done a Department last week. fantastic job of navigating Get Dental Insurance from Physicians Mutual Insurance Company. It helps cover During their Feb. 3, meeting COVID-19 issues and keeping at 2:30 p.m., Utah State Senate individuals living in the state over 350 procedures — from cleanings and fillings to crowns and dentures. Call and House members passed a safe. today to get help paying big dental bills. concurrent resolution recog- “We got into a pandemic nizing COVID-19 relief efforts. that we have not seen since The resolution recognized 1918 and we turn to these and thanked individuals from health department officials • See any dentist you want, but save more with one in our network health departments through- and they have no manual out the state who provide accu- and we put a huge burden on • No deductible, no annual maximum rate data to the legislature, the their shoulders,” he said. “We governor, and the public on have never given them a lot of • Immediate coverage for preventive care COVID-19. money. They came in under In attendance was Jeff funded and they have done a Coombs, Tooele County Health fantastic job considering the Department director. circumstances that we are in.” Along with the Tooele [email protected] County Health Department, Call to get your FREE Information Kit 1-855-485-7566 Allegiance? Do you do so for McCartney a pretense, and not with integ- continued from page A4 rity of conscience? Is that how or visit dental50plus.com/265 you feel when you sing the National Anthem? been fought for over the last Again, this is not an issue 245 years, in wars and actions about a former president. that has seen well over one This is not an issue of some million lives sacrificed will in Congress getting in the last be counted as nothing just so jab or the last word. This is that those currently in power an issue that will define or will have some sort of twisted destroy the heart and soul of revenge on one man whom our nation. they disdain. Is that why you salute the Jon McCartney is pastor of flag, and repeat the Pledge of First Baptist Church of Tooele. Follow us on Facebook! @TooeleTB 1 “Medicare & You,” Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 2020 Includes the Participating (in GA: Designated) Providers and Preventive Benefi ts Rider. Product not available in all states. Acceptance guaranteed for one insurance policy/certifi cate of this type. Contact us for complete details about this insurance solicitation. This specifi c offer is not available in CO, TOOELE TRANSCRIPT LA, NY; call 1-800-969-4781 or respond for similar offer. Certifi cate C250A (ID: C250E; PA: C250Q); Insurance Policy P150 (GA: P150GA; NY: P150NY; OK: P150OK; TN: P150TN); Rider kinds B438/B439 (GA: B439B). BULLETIN 6255 A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY February 9, 2021 MATTERS OF FAITH ‘Saviour’ makes our the sacrifices we make in our lives worth it all unny how some childhood into the batter’s box. As Matty Fmemories hang around for and Felipe’s younger brother decades. One Saturday in 1964 approached the plate, “Jesus while watching the Giants with Alou” flashed at the bottom of Charlie Roberts GUEST COLUMNIST my dad, Jesus Alou stepped our black-and-white screen.

“Isn’t life tough enough?” I thought, “Why in the world PET OF THE WEEK would anybody name their kid Jesus?” I asked my dad. He explained that the Alou broth- ers were from the Dominican Republic and Jesus is a deriva- tive of Joshua, not an uncom- COURTESY CHARLIE ROBERTS mon name in Spanish. Charlie and Janna Roberts with their friend Saviour. James E. Talmage wrote in his classic work Jesus the lived with his aunt for a message: Christ, “He was called Jesus, few years before being With a colorful Happy which, being interpreted is forced to survive on New Year photo at the top, Savior; the name was rightfully the streets of the city of he wrote “May the Grace of His for He came to save the Lusaka. God and the fellowship of people from their sins.” Like a large percent- the Holy Spirit be with you A few months ago, a age of the population Elder Roberts.” for fi nding all worker at our seven-flat com- here, he rents a small To which I replied, plex introduced himself as room (less than 400 “Thank you dear Saviour. our pets a good “Saviour.” square feet) in a crowd- We are so grateful to have home. I thought, “Well, that is ed neighborhood. His you in our lives.” an unusual name.” I checked bike serves as his mode He responded, “You’re around with some of our of transportation. the greatest thing that Zambian missionaries and The money he earns have ever happened in my learned that although not com- at our flat complex life. Your Love, Support, mon, parents will sometimes opening and closing the and Care I receive from name their child Saviour, espe- entrance gate, caring you keeps my hope alive cially if they are born on or for the green space, and and believing that indeed near Dec. 25. sweeping the walkways there’s a God. I will always For more info. on animals- Our new friend’s name is is meager by most stan- forever Cherish all the Adoption Procedure a little different and he is a dards. But he persists days of my life. May God Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires unique individual. Saviour through life with a Almighty sustain our lives Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing grew up in a Zambian Central bright smile and a posi- for my sake too. and possible shelter fee. Tooele City Province village where he tive attitude. “And thank you for Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to lived a middle-class lifestyle. After graduating introducing me to the Book Grantsville hold animals for 5 business Unfortunately, his mother from high school, of Mormon.” Animal Shelter 884-6881 days before euthanization. passed away when he was at Saviour applied several I told Janna afterward the early age of three, but his times for a sponsorship that if this were the only father provided for the fam- at a technical college spiritual experience of our Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. ily as a medical clinic officer. in downtown Lusaka. He fully tial. He now pursues an infor- mission, it makes this time However, when he was 10, understands that an education mation technology diploma away from our family and dear Tooele Veterinary Clinic his father became ill and then with marketable skills opens from Evelyn Hone College of friends worth every second. 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 passed away. One of his two doors of opportunities. Applied Arts and Commerce. sisters died one year later. He While his friends gave up We shared the message of Charlie Roberts and his wife and drifted to alcohol and the restored gospel of Jesus Janna are currently serving in drugs, Saviour’s persistence Christ with Saviour. the Zambia Lusaka Mission for paid off. After three years, On New Years Day, we were The Church of Jesus Christ of someone recognized his poten- greeted with this WhatsApp Latter-day Saints. Tooele Education F   OBITUARY S T  C  S  Juliene Williams cook. She worked hard on family history and made many Wall family albums. She enjoyed camping in the Unitas with her Our beloved wife, mother, family. and grandma, was called home She will be remembered as a by her Heavenly Father Feb. 5, loving wife, mom, grandmoth- 2021. er (Mee-Maw), and friend. She Juliene Williams Wall was was preceded in death by her Two New Scholarships at TEF born of goodly parents May parents and siblings Leonard 22, 1949, in Salt Lake City, Gwynn, Kent Hugh, Marcia By Linda Clegg extraordinary and came up Utah, to Leonard Arthur and June, and Mary Lynn. with an ambitious plan to Lilly Juliet Gwynn Williams, She is survived by her hus- One of the things we make it happen. Sydney and and was the youngest of five band Bradley; children Bradley love to do at TEF is provide Alison created The Haunted children. Arthur (Kathy), Tyson (Laura) graduating students in the Acres of Erda. The Haunted She was raised in Bountiful and Mandy (Tony) Erickson; Tooele County School Acres of Erda would be and attended Adelaide grandchildren Kaitlyn, Elementary, South Davis Hannah, Evie, Emily, Colton, District the opportunity a family-friendly outdoor Junior High, and Viewmont MLS mission for The Church and Bridger. to apply for and receive Halloween experience High. She then attended Utah of Jesus Christ of Latter- A viewing will be held Feb. scholarship support as they where, for a modest entry Trade Tech and became a day Saints in the Salt Lake 10, 2021, from 9 to 11 a.m., at continue their educations. fee, attendees could be licensed practical nurse. City West Mission and were the Tooele East Stake Center, We are pleased to offer frightened right alongside She married her soulmate, assigned to the Tooele East 752 N. 520 East, in Tooele, two new scholarships this their families and friends! Bradley A Wall, June 30, 1970, Stake from Jan. 2016 to July Utah. Graveside services will year. Before telling about To man the Haunted Acres in the Salt Lake Temple. After 2018. She served in many follow at 12 p.m. at the Tooele the two scholarships, I want with scary ghosts, goblins, they were married, they went callings in the Relief Society, City Cemetery. everyone to hear about witches, and chainsaw to Germany where Brad was Primary, Cub Scouts, Young We would like to thank two young women and murderers, they enlisted stationed after being drafted in Women’s, and as a self reliance Harmony Hospice for their the US Army. instructor. excellent care, along with their decision to plan and volunteers from Tooele Alison Witkowski and She lived in Bountiful, North Her favorite hobbies were Darin Smith and Dr. Charles execute an event, then use County FFA chapters and Sydney England Salt Lake and finally Tooele, embroidering, crocheting, Holt. In lieu of flowers, please the proceeds to sponsor two the Stansbury High School where she raised her three sewing and quilting. She won take your family out to dinner scholarships! drama department. They $1,000 scholarship is open children Bradley Arthur, Tyson many ribbons for her work. and tell them you love them. Let me introduce you publicized the event and to 2021 drama students Len, and Mandy. She loved flowers, gardening, to Stansbury High School were thrilled with the public graduating from Stansbury She and Brad served an canning, and she was a great students Alison Witkowski response. It went so well High School in 2021 and and Sydney England. They that although Alison and who participated in the wanted to do something Sydney hoped they would production of The Haunted be able to fund one Acres of Erda in 2020. can identify with. I’m not argu- stream of culture. And I’m just Kass ing with that. Even Homer glad I stole that book when I scholarship from Complete information continued from page A4 understood the multicultural could. the proceeds, they and requirements for these world. When books weren’t placed earned enough scholarships and online What’s irksome is the way on the back shelf, out of the to fund two applications can be found at universality ... This is about offered, as ideological cat- reach of a child. scholarships! It is tooeleeducationfoundation. an ingrained and internalized echism to politically shape the our pleasure at TEF org on the Scholarships elevation of Shakespeare in a minds of the young. If it meant John Kass is a columnist for to present these page. way that excludes other voices. more kids picking up books and the Chicago Tribune. His e-mail new scholarships: We are truly impressed This is about white supremacy reading, I might understand. address isjskass@chicagotribune. 1. The Haunted with these young women and colonization.” But kids aren’t stupid. com, and his Twitter handle is @ Acres of Erda FFA and want to recognize If the new test for all litera- They’re not easily led farm john_kass. ture, movies, statues — any- Scholarship. This them for their ambition, animals, despite what the new thing of historic value we con- Napoleons believe. $1000 scholarship imagination, and generosity. sume — is 100 percent purity, If children associate lit- is open to 2021 They represent all that is all will fail. And who would erature with didactic political graduating students good in the next generation. grade the test? indoctrination, whether from DEATH in Tooele County Keep being fabulous Alison When I was young, there right or left, the smart ones will who are members and Sydney! were no books that couldn’t be put up a wall and shut down. NOTICE of a local FFA read. To deny classic literature And they won’t develop was to brand yourself a barbar- the necessary skills of logic Chapter. Tooele Education Donald West 2. The ian. and critical thinking needed Foundation Haunted Acres But now those narrow minds to grasp and wrestle with the Donald West of Stockton, deciding what books children great conflicting ideas offered Alison Witkowski and Sydney England of Erda Drama Utah, passed away Feb. 6, @TEFbellringer will read are the dictators of in classic Western literature. 2021. A full obituary will promoting Haunted Acres of Erda. Scholarship. This the new “tolerant” culture. Perhaps that’s the real plan. run in the next edition of the There is nothing delicious in Who needs to develop critical Transcript Bulletin. For infor- the irony. thinking when the great books mation or questions please www.tooeleeducationfoundation.org There is great value in are gone? refer to Tate Mortuary at 435- diverse characters the young Politics is always down- 882-0676. TUESDAY February 9, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7

a high of 57 degrees on Jan. streamflow forecasts for April Drought 13 and a low of 10 degrees on to July snowmelt runoff vol- continued from page A1 Jan. 11. The average high was ume are generally between 42.4 degrees and the average 25% and 60% of average, low at 22.2 degrees. with several forecast points at for nearly a year of meager Jordan Clayton of the Utah around 20%. Utah’s reservoir rainfall. Snow Survey staff summarized storage is currently at 65% of Grantsville Reservoir is precipitation at SNOTEL sites. capacity, down 15% from last at 46% capacity compared “We need more snow! As of year. When combined with to 51% capacity at this time February 1st, the snow water the low forecasts, the resulting last year. Settlement Canyon equivalent (SWE) measured Surface Water Supply Indices Reservoir is at 46% compared at our SNOTEL sites is 65% for Utah basins are alarm- to 56% capacity at this time of normal statewide, with ingly low. It is increasingly last year. all major basins below 83%. likely that Utah will experience The United States Drought Utah’s poor snowpack condi- below to well-below average Monitor released on Thursday tions, lagging precipitation, water supply conditions for the shows 70% of the state in extremely dry soils, and low 2021 water year. Water man- TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Exceptional Drought condition. antecedent streamflow are agers should plan accordingly.” Long lines at Tooele City car washes extended into Monday following Friday’s dirty rain and snow storm. For January, Tooele reached impacting runoff conditions; [email protected]

5,410 positive cases of the Vaccine virus, 178 hospitalizations, continued from page A1 and 23 deaths, according to a report by the Tooele County Health Department. for a vaccine).” This means that two individ- Current qualified individu- uals living in the county have als can make an appointment died from COVID-19 since the to receive the COVID-19 vac- health department released cine at tooelehealth.org or by their report on Thursday. calling 435-277-2484, accord- In Utah State there have ing to Amy Bate, public infor- been 355,122 positive cases mation officer at the Tooele of the virus since the begin- County Health Department. ning of the pandemic, 13,889 Currently, Tooele County hospitalizations, and 1,738 has seen 6,110 positive cases deaths, according to the of COVID-19 since the begin- report released by the Utah ning of the pandemic, accord- Department of Health. ing to a report by the Utah 2,079,688 individuals living Department of Health. in the state have been tested There have also been 181 for the virus and 417,024 vac- hospitalizations and 25 deaths cines have been administered in the county. thus far. On Thursday, there were [email protected]

Because of this, the health public health employees are ing.” Bate wants to remind com- receive each week,” said Bate. Vaccine department decided to vac- healthcare workers and they In total, the health depart- munity members that the health “Everyone who wants the continued from page A1 cinate their family members, have the monumental task of ment vaccinated about 35 department has many vaccine vaccine will get it over time so the vaccines did not go to vaccinating our entire county. immediate family members appointments available for any- and we thank people for their waste. We need our employees to be of their staff, mainly high-risk one that is eligible. patience.” be used within hours.” “The health department, at work, so they can help dis- family members, according to Currently, eligibility includes Bate wants to recognize and Thawed doses of the vaccine after exhausting all the resourc- tribute the vaccine. Our staff Bate. healthcare workers, emergency thank the Tooele County Health must be used within 30 days es available to contact health- are working tirelessly, around Bate said that because only responders, school staff, and Department staff. and opened vials of the vaccine care workers and emergency the clock to distribute vaccines healthcare workers and first those 70 and older, she said. “They have worked diligently must be used within six hours, responders, did allow immedi- as quickly as possible. They responders were allowed to Qualified individuals can this past year with COVID-19 according to Bate, ate family members of employ- need to be vaccinated. In addi- receive the vaccine at the time, make an appointment to receive response and continue to do “Each vial contains 10 or 11 ees, particularly high-risk family tion, given the circumstances, they did not waste doses of the the COVID-19 vaccine at tooele- their regular work and provide doses,” said Bate. “The governor members, to receive the vaccine by vaccinating their family vaccine that were designated health.org or by calling 435- the services offered at the asked that each health depart- the week of Jan. 4, 2021,” said members they are less likely to for those aged 70 and older, 277-2484. health department,” she said. ment use all doses of the vac- Bate. “Otherwise, the vaccine be unavailable for work due to K-12 teachers and staff, or for “We are able to distribute [email protected] cine by the end of each week.” would have been wasted. Our quarantine isolation, or caregiv- any other populations. as many vaccine doses as we

the west. “For better or worse, Included in this prosperity is a inland port provide new oppor- his constituents as well. heading east. “I think that will Highway Tooele Valley is the logical place large number of jobs that local tunities, they will also alleviate “I don’t think there’s anybody help with the safety issue — it continued from page A1 for a great deal of growth to residents will fill. many of the traffic problems that that will dispute the fact that will be less dangerous than hav- occur.” He also noted that this Tooele City Mayor Debbie exist along SR-36 — especially we have an issue with people ing all that traffic on the current influx will provide an “economic Winn welcomes the commercial at the oft-congested edge of Lake getting in and out of the valley,” SR-36,” Winn said. proposals and changes to accom- benefit” to the entire valley and industries moving to the county, Point. “If we can provide good, he said. Winn, a life-long Tooele resi- modate this shift— namely its residents. and believes they will serve a well-paying jobs here — that In addition to concerns over dent, understands the concerns creating projects, such as the Considering that Tooele has multi-faceted purpose to the will help with that transporta- population growth, many resi- many have over losing the small- Midvalley Highway, centered a small tax base, Sagers asserts locals who will occupy those tion issue. We’ll keep them here dents worry increased traffic will town feel of the county and around roads and highways. “It’s that new business will bring new positions. “Increased com- instead of sending them over lead to more accidents and other thinks the work done by officials part of a long-term strategy to about a level of prosperity that mercial business will benefit the to the other side of the valley,” problems on the roads. Winn to manage that growth has been promote growth,” Sagers said. will increase the quality of life. whole entire valley— we would Winn said. recalled that the initial purpose successful. “I am very proud of Sagers acknowledged that the “[These actions] will generate like to create jobs for the people Grantsville Mayor Brent of the Midvalley Highway was to the cooperation that we have growth taking place along the potentially hundreds of millions who live here.” Marshall sees the projects — divert commercial trailer traffic had in talking about realigning Wasatch Front and neighboring of dollars in tax revenue for the Not only will projects such centered around the industrial off SR-36, which was envisioned this. We have a very good work- regions has forced expansion to county and the school district.” as the Midvalley Highway and side of Tooele— as beneficial to to lighten traffic on Main St. ing relationship,” she said. Mask Mandate is still here! Protective Cloth FACE MASKS • Reusable face mask is made of 100% Double Knit Polyester Fabric, • Comfortable and breathable and will not be stuffy but breathe freely, comfortable and breathable, soft and skin-friendly, and easy to use. extra soft elasticized will make it fit comfortable on your face. • Black Colors only except specialty masks which are available in UofU, BYU, USU, USA flag, THS, SHS & GHS colors. Unfinished masks available in black.

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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville girls basketball at South Summit The Grantsville girls basketball Cowboys claw team used a strong third- quarter effort to pull away from South Summit for a 66-52 win in a Region 13 game Thursday night in Kamas. Maison White led the Cowboys (17-3, 7-1 way past Wildcats Region 13) with 28 points and 19 rebounds. Emily Backus Grantsville clinches share of first region title since ’17 had 18 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals, DARREN VAUGHAN outing against Morgan, was Sanderson to draw an offen- and Chloe Butler added seven SPORTS EDITOR 2-for-8 from long distance on sive foul, and Tuhker Mulford points, 11 rebounds, five assists It has been a special season Friday, and center Davin Ekins hit a 3 from the left wing to and two steals. Ellie Thomas and for the Grantsville boys bas- went to the bench late in the extend the lead to 12. Kenzie Allen combined for nine ketball team already, and the first quarter after picking up That early spark proved to points, 11 rebounds, six assists postseason hasn’t even started his second foul on a moving be valuable, as the Wildcats and seven steals for Grantsville. yet. screen. The Cowboys faced Summit (5-13, 1-7) held Grantsville Academy in a region road game It seems all the Cowboys With its two top scorers on without a field goal for the that was not complete at press do is win, and it doesn’t mat- the bench, Grantsville needed next 3:32 as part of a 9-3 run time Tuesday. They will wrap up ter what they have to do or someone to step up. Enter the to close out the first half. Early their regular season Thursday at who has to do it. On Friday younger Mulford, who despite in the third quarter, South home against Judge Memorial. at Grantsville High School, standing just 5-foot-5, played Summit closed to within Tooele girls basketball at Ben sophomore guard Brigham a huge role in giving the three points after an and- Lomond Mulford came off the bench to Cowboys just the boost they one by Daniel Peterson and a Madi Baker scored 16 points and hit a pair of 3-pointers, draw needed. 3-pointer from the right wing Aysha Lewis added 11 to lead a charge and get fouled while “He’s a small player, but he’s by Payton Sanderson cut the the Tooele girls basketball team attempting another 3 — all got a huge heart,” Austin said. Cowboys’ lead to 28-25. to a 38-8 win over Ben Lomond within a span of just over two “His potential is outrageous Grantsville regained some in a Region 10 game Thursday minutes — to spark GHS to a and his skill level is through momentum as the quarter night in Ogden. The Buffaloes 50-42 win over South Summit the roof. He could probably went along, putting together (8-9, 5-3 Region 10) shut out the that clinched at least a share start on a lot of teams through- Scots in the first quarter and led an 8-2 run over a span of 2:42 19-5 at halftime. Emma Higley of the Cowboys’ first region out the state. He’s a guy who to pull ahead 36-27. A driv- had five points, Zada Jackson championship since 2017. has to stay ready, not knowing ing layup by Tate Allred and a had four and Rylie Hogan and “I’m proud of my boys and when his number’s going to be baseline drive by Carter Killian Aiden Finch each scored two for proud of our team for find- called. We don’t win that game opened the run, and Ekins Tooele. No Ben Lomond player ing a way to pull out a win,” without Brigham Mulford.” added a pair of layups, though had more than two points. The Grantsville coach Nate Austin Brigham Mulford knocked there were also missed oppor- Buffaloes will travel to Draper to said. down a 3-pointer from the tunities as the Cowboys went face Juan Diego in a Region 10 The Cowboys (14-1, 8-0 right wing with 10 seconds left 0-for-3 from the free-throw game Thursday. Region 13) finished the first in the first quarter, and took line. Tooele boys basketball at Ben quarter on a 10-2 run to take a a pass from Tuhker Mulford That allowed South Summit Lomond 14-6 lead, but they faced a bit before draining another 3 from to stay close, as the Wildcats Tooele’s boys basketball team CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO of adversity during that surge. the left wing on Grantsville’s cut the lead back down to four pulled away from Ben Lomond Grantsville senior Davin Ekins (15) puts up a layup against Morgan’s Eli Senior guard Tuhker Mulford, first possession of the second points by the end of the third by outscoring the Scots 17-8 in Bailey during a Region 13 boys basketball game on Jan. 15 at Grantsville who was coming off a 5-for- quarter to put the Cowboys up quarter, thanks to a basket by the third quarter Friday night in High School. Ekins scored 21 points and added seven rebounds, two steals Ogden, and the Buffaloes held and two blocked shots in the Cowboys’ 50-42 win over South Summit on 5 performance from 3-point 17-8. Then, he stepped in front on for a 52-39 win in a Region Friday. range in Grantsville’s previous of South Summit’s Payton SEE COWBOYS PAGE B8 ® 10 game. Justin Rogers hit four 3-pointers and scored 18 points for Tooele (10-9, 6-3 Region 10), which hit 10 3-pointers as a team. McCade Laughlin added nine points. Kekoa Beard led all scorers with 19 points for Ben Three Cowboys Lomond. Tooele will take on Juan Diego on Friday in Draper. Stansbury boys basketball at Juan Diego The Stansbury boys basketball finish second at team fell behind by 10 points after one quarter as Juan Diego cruised to a 76-49 win over the Stallions in a Region 10 game divisional Friday night in Draper. Landen Giles led Stansbury (9-8, 5-4 Region 10) with 14 points and Sixteen to represent GHS at 3A state tourney Logan Richins added 10. Talon Valdes had a game-high 22 DARREN VAUGHAN pinned Johnson (22-5) with 36 points for the Soaring Eagle, SPORTS EDITOR seconds left in the champion- who had four players score in The Grantsville wrestling ship match. double-figures. Stansbury will team might not have been able Rainer pinned Delta’s face region foe Cedar Valley at to fill every weight class at the Kayden Broughton in 1:01, and home Wednesday night. Class 3A Division B tourna- squeaked past South Summit’s Wendover boys basketball vs. ment at South Summit High Nick Smith in a 3-2 decision. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO Telos Academy School in Kamas on Friday He then ran into Emery’s Bryar Tooele’s Ty Proctor (right) faces off against Green Canyon’s Josue Velez during a 152-pound match at the Best of the West Tournament on Jan. 9 at Tooele High School. Proctor finished third in his weight class The Wendover boys basketball and Saturday, but what the Meccarillo, who improved to at the Class 4A Division A tournament in St. George on Saturday, which earned him a spot in the state team had four players score in Cowboys aren’t short on is tal- 24-2 this season by pinning double-figures in a 77-59 win tournament on Feb. 20 in Richfield. over Telos Academy in a Region ent. Rainer in 50 seconds. Rainer 21 game Friday at Wendover That was made apparent is 18-6. High School. Jaime Montalvo when 16 Cowboys successfully Baldovinez won his first led the way with 24 points, and qualified for the 3A state tour- three matches with relative Keyshawn Rodriguez and Peter nament by finishing in the top ease, beating South Summit’s Hansen, Yeck lead Alvarez each scored 15. Orlando eight of their respective weight Laustin Alleman (14-2), Alvarez added 11 points in the classes, with another three South Sevier’s Ethan Richards win for the Wildcats. earning the opportunity to (18-5) and Delta’s Samuel Dugway boys basketball vs. serve as first alternates by fin- LeBaron (9-4). Then, he faced Buffs’ state qualifiers Tintic ishing ninth. That helped lead Richfield’s Carston Jensen in a Tintic’s boys basketball team the Cowboys to a sixth-place bit of a stalemate, with Jensen built a 55-21 lead through three finish, with second and sixth prevailing in a 1-0 decision. Nine Tooele grapplers to compete at 4A tourney quarters to beat Dugway 63-36 places being separated by just Baldovinez is 24-6 this season, DARREN VAUGHAN just 63 points. Green Canyon (252), Snow in a Region 21 game Friday 42 points. while Jensen is 18-2. night at Dugway High School. SPORTS EDITOR Canyon (238), Hurricane (223.5), Crimson Kole Johnson (106 pounds), Grant Rounds (160) and Kota Bear had 18 points in a los- The Tooele wrestling team came up Cliffs (209.5), Desert Hills (209), Cedar Ethan Rainer (152) and Cruz Jonas Floyd (195) will rep- ing effort for the Mustangs (1-8, against some of the best that Class 4A has City (198) and Tooele (189) made up that Baldovinez (170) each earned resent the Cowboys as No. 0-2 Region 21), while Bradyn to offer in the Division A tournament Friday group, followed by Sky View (131.5), Logan runner-up finishes to lead 4 seeds at the state tourna- Carter had 23 and Hayden and Saturday at Desert Hills High School in (107) and Cedar Valley (79). Brunson added 18 for the Grantsville. Johnson beat ment. Rounds went 3-2 with St. George. Parker Hansen (106) and Chandler Yeck Miners. Dugway will be back in South Sevier’s Landon Bagley pins against South Summit’s While the Buffaloes finished eighth of (285) will lead a contingent of nine Tooele action at home against county in a 12-1 major decision, and Jason Willimas, Emery’s Tyler 11 teams, they also showed that they have wrestlers into the Class 4A state tourna- rival Wendover on Wednesday. picked up a 4-0 decision over Stinson and Delta’s Brock the ability to compete successfully against ment, which will take place Feb. 20 at the Richfield’s Drexton Torgerson Rowley, and Floyd was 2-2 Wendover girls basketball vs. those squads. Mountain Crest ran away Sevier Valley Center in Richfield. Hansen Bryce Valley in the semifinals. However, with wins by fall over South with the team title with 558 points — a finished second with a 3-1 record, including The Wendover girls basketball Grand’s Landon Moralez, who 306-point margin over Green Canyon — but team fell behind 13-1 in the has a 26-0 record this season, SEE TOURNEY PAGE B8 ® first quarter and trailed 30-7 second and eighth places were separated by SEE BUFFS PAGE B8 ® after three quarters in a 41-19 non-region loss to Bryce Valley on Saturday at Wendover High School. Leslie Luna had FROM THE SIDELINES eight points in the loss for the Wildcats (6-2, 1-0 Region 21), who will face Class 2A APA West Valley on the road Thursday GHS boys learning how to win night. Wendover will also face Rich on Saturday in Randolph before returning home to face he Grantsville boys bas- who knows a little about win- Pinnacle Academy on Monday. Tketball team has had a ning, to say the least. Over the Wendover boys basketball vs. reasonable amount of success final three seasons of his high in recent years, finishing in the Darren Vaughan school playing career at Lone Bryce Valley SPORTS EDITOR Jaime Montalvo hit five 3-point- top five in Class 3A in two of Peak High in Utah County, the ers and scored 29 points to lead the past three seasons. Knights went 69-6, played in the Wendover boys basketball But the top prize has eluded three Class 5A state champion- team to a 65-62 over top-ranked the Cowboys, as Grantsville cushion for the top seed in ship games and won two. Bryce Valley in a non-region hasn’t won a state title since the upcoming Class 3A state In talking to Austin on game Saturday at Wendover 1998. This year also marks the tournament is a lofty posi- Monday afternoon, I got the High School. Wendover (9-5, 2-1 Region 21) led 37-30 at halftime first time in four years that the tion, indeed. However, the sense that he’s trying to infuse and was able to hold off the Cowboys have won a region Grantsville program is still in the Cowboys with that same Mustangs (14-2) from there. championship, as Friday’s the process of developing a expectation of excellence that Peter Alvarez had 13 points and win over South Summit guar- permanent winning culture Lone Peak possesses, though Keyshawn Rodriguez added anteed Grantsville at least a — not just for the Cowboys to even he is a bit surprised by 11 for the Wildcats, who will CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO share of the Region 13 crown. win now, but to win from now how good the Cowboys have face county rival Dugway on Grantsville senior Cruz Baldovinez competes in the Best of the West Entering the final week on. been in his first season. They the road in a Region 21 game Tournament on Jan. 9 at Tooele High School. Baldovinez finished second of the regular season with a This year’s team seems to were the trendy preseason Wednesday. in the 170-pound weight class at the Class 3A Division B tournament on 14-1 record, an 8-0 mark in have taken on the mentality Saturday in Kamas, earning a spot in the Class 3A state tournament that SEE WRAP PAGE B2 ® region play and a comfortable of its head coach, Nate Austin, SEE SIDELINES PAGE B2 ® will take place Feb. 19 in Richfield. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TUESDAY February 9, 2021 MONDAY’S WARM COCOA ‘Leading out in love’ and other tenets of effective human belonging “ t seems as if all of our insti- understand and accept my you agree with me’ attitude. group member to lead out tion allowed me to internally Itutions have shifted and own personal value that I was I’ve just recently been able to with love. absorb what Michael had been they’re failing right before our able to flourish,” he contin- comprehend what an impor- When our time together had teaching me. eyes,” Michael said to me as Lynn Butterfi eld ued. “Experience has taught tant stabilizing force their ended, my thoughts around Adhering to Michael’s we were enjoying each other’s GUEST COLUMNIST me that in in order for a per- belief-continuity has been in what he had taught me didn’t Principle of Belonging also company while having lunch son to be part of something my life.” end. I couldn’t quite capture means that you and I can together. larger than him or herself, the That’s Michaels’ second a tie-down, a certain, simple also follow its fourth and I could understand why he other members of the group tenet: A person belonging to analogy that would allow me fifth tenets. People who want had come to such a conclusion tenets of “Michael’s Principle have to value them for who any community has a recipro- to bind all the lessons, he’d to make a difference in the as he shared his recent experi- of Belonging.” I hungrily lis- they really are.” cal obligation to value the taught me together into one lives of others don’t have the ences. At the same time, I was tened as he fed them to me. That’s the main tenet of genuine personality of the simple, long-lasting, impactful luxury of simply register- about to experience an unex- “I never seemed to believe belonging to a human-centric other members in the group. picture. That’s when I looked ing changes related to life’s pected, yet important side the same things as the major- group or institution. It is Speaking of personal at my car’s dashboard while interactive temperatures. benefit from our lunchtime ity of others in my child- essential to Michael’s Principle responsibility, Michael said, preparing to leave the restau- They, like Michael, seize the conversation, and it caused hood community,” Michael of Belonging. “I’ve recently discovered my rant parking garage on that opportunity, have the ability, me to listen to and explore expressed to me, as he began “The next thing I’ve come role in that same community. same wintry, snow-blown day. and obligation to turn up the the idea of — as well as the our conversation. “That was to appreciate, even though I’ve become a bridge, of sorts. First, I checked the outside thermostat of their love and human need for — belonging always really hard for me as I never held the same core There are times when mem- temperature reading. When understanding, so they can more deeply. it made me feel as if I were an beliefs of my early-life com- bers of our community can’t I saw how cold it was I next make a noticeable difference Belonging to something outsider.” munity, is how much I had understand the position of turned my hand from the igni- in their communities and rela- bigger than one’s self, a group He went on to describe come to rely on the consis- others. That’s when I’ve found tion button to the thermostat, tionships. If we will, then we’ll or institution, is an important more of the personal chal- tency of the people surround- myself stepping in to act as just to the lower right, so I make both stronger and they’ll element of what it means to be lenges he faced as a result. ing me,” he explained. “While peacemaker because I love, could turn it to increase the never fail. part of the human family and “I know what it feels like I didn’t share the beliefs of my understand and value compet- comfort level in my car. experience. Michael’s food- to hit rock-bottom. I’ve expe- neighbors, I truly respected ing ideas.” “Am I a thermometer or a Lynn Butterfield lives in Erda infused stories revealed at rienced such pain personally. them for their ‘this is what Michael’s third tenet is: It thermostat like Michael?” I and is a managing broker for a least five essential, important It wasn’t until I came to really I believe and I don’t care if is the responsibility of each asked myself as this realiza- real estate company. THE RIGHT THING Received a stimulus check intended for a deceased relative? Return it. hen the first round of people were trying to decide ulus checks has gone out to clothing intended for those more careful in issuing the Wstimulus checks for if they should return the eligible people. As Waggoner in need because there were checks. But the resources $1,200 went out to people money if they didn’t have to. points out in an updated arti- no rules to keep them from intended to support American in 2020, it was estimated Jeffrey L. 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The Internal to those who filed a 2019 right thing would be to not dead relative is received in those who might have quali- cations program at Harvard’s Revenue Service may have tax return, according to the cash the check.” error, return it. Waggoner fied for them while alive, but Kennedy School. He is also told people receiving checks Government Accountability I stand by that response. If provides step-by-step instruc- not so much after they’ve the administrator of www.jef- in the name of dead people Office (GAO).” The CARES we know we received some- tions in his article (https:// died. freyseglin.com, a blog focused to return them, but the rules Act “required them to distrib- thing of value in error or that www.aarp.org/money/taxes/ The pandemic has taken a on ethical issues. 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ting some preseason hype. his stroke going from 3-point to be like. The Cowboys are American Heritage 52, ALA 39 Sidelines Grantsville’s victories over range, and center Davin Ekins likely to see Manti, Richfield Wrap Friday continued from page B1 South Sevier and San Juan found himself on the bench or San Juan again, or possibly continued from page B1 Richfield 65, San Juan 23 that have become even more after picking up two fouls in Juab, Grand or Carbon. It’s South Sevier 68, Grand 31 impressive over the past week, the first quarter. Most Class 3A not going to be an easy path. Saturday pick to win the Region 13 title, given the Rams’ and Broncos’ teams would fall apart in that It never is, if a team plans on Notable HS girls basketball Bryce Valley 41, Wendover 19 but were ranked fourth in the recent wins over then-No. 3 situation, but not Grantsville. winning a state title. scores Rich 40, Providence Hall 20 preseason 3A rankings behind Grand. The Cowboys’ only loss Instead, it was “next man But it sure looks like Thursday Richfield 58, Grand 27 Grantsville 66, South Summit 52 Manti, Richfield and — some- this season is against Logan, up.” Brigham Mulford came Grantsville has the proper South Sevier 55, San Juan 43 Tooele 38, Ben Lomond 8 how — Judge Memorial, which is ranked eighth in a off the bench, hit a pair of mental makeup. We’ll just Sky View 61, Bear River 48 Notable HS boys basketball despite being picked ahead of loaded Class 4A where the top 3-pointers and drew a charge have to see if that translates to Ridgeline 53, Green Canyon 50 scores the Bulldogs in Region 13. 14 teams all have winning per- that gave the Cowboys a the floor at the Sevier Valley Desert Hills 76, Snow Canyon 26 Friday But in the first game of centages of .500 or better. much-needed spark. While Center in a couple weeks. Logan 66, Mountain Crest 25 Grantsville 50, South Summit 42 Austin’s career, the Cowboys And even when they’re not they never really pulled away Hurricane 46, Crimson Cliffs 35 Tooele 52, Ben Lomond 39 went out and beat Manti, at their best, the Cowboys from the Wildcats, they main- Darren Vaughan is a vet- Cedar City 44, Dixie 41 Juan Diego 76, Stansbury 49 Wendover 77, Telos 59 then turned around and beat find a way to win. That’s the tained enough distance that eran sports writer from Moab, Pine View 58, Canyon View 23 Delta 61, Maeser Prep 20 Tintic 63, Dugway 36 Richfield the next night. mark of a good team. Two it never felt like they were in Utah. He is impressed by how Logan 76, Mountain Crest 44 They’re currently 12-0 against of the Cowboys’ top players danger of losing. It was about well Grantsville’s team chem- Morgan 66, Providence Hall 31 Judge Memorial 73, Summit Sky View 61, Bear River 48 Class 3A competition, includ- struggled early on in Friday’s as comfortable as a close vic- istry shines through, even on a Academy 28 Cedar Valley 76, Ogden 30 ing a win over Judge, as eight-point win over South tory comes. YouTube live stream. Email him Emery 57, Carbon 36 Crimson Cliffs 58, Hurricane 44 well as a pair of wins over a Summit — sharpshooter It was also a preview of at dvaughan@tooeletranscript. North Sanpete 44, Juab 41 Ridgeline 62, Green Canyon 48 Morgan squad that was get- Tuhker Mulford couldn’t get what the postseason is going com. Manti 35, Union 28 Uintah 58, American Heritage 46 Snow Canyon 66, Desert Hills 53 Dixie 65, Cedar City 60 Pine View 59, Canyon View 44 Delta 81, Maeser Prep 28 Morgan 50, Providence Hall 38 San Juan 53, Richfield 52 Judge Memorial 63, Summit Baby Miracles Academy 62 South Sevier 69, Grand 60 Manti 77, Union 44 Juab 46, North Sanpete 36 Inspirational True Tales of Joy and New Beginnings Carbon 67, Emery 57 Saturday Every child is a miracle, so there is nothing more Wendover 65, Bryce Valley 62 Grand 63, Richfield 48 inspiring than when extraordinary thing happen San Juan 70, South Sevier 40 Monday to babies. This book tells of more than ifty North Summit 77, Morgan 73 miraculous babies when remind us of the magical Schedule Wednesday’s games events that can happen when we give our undying, Wendover boys basketball at Dugway, 6 p.m. unconditional love to our precious children. Grantsville boys basketball vs. Summit Academy, 7 p.m. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, aunt or Stansbury boys basketball vs. Cedar uncle — or dreaming of becoming one of those Valley, 7 p.m. Thursday’s games — the babies in Baby Miracles will make you smile Wendover girls basketball at APA West Valley, 6 p.m. again and again and Tooele girls basketball at Juan Diego, 7 p.m. will reafirm your Only Grantsville girls basketball vs. Judge faith in life itself. $995 $299 Memorial, 7 p.m. This and other titles available at Something the Tooele Transcript Bulletin On Your Mind? TOOELE Write a Letter TRANSCRIPT to the Editor!

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5. MOVIES: Which movie featured the Seal song “Kiss From a Rose”? 6. U.S. STATES: A city in this by Fifi state became the first in the Rodriguez world to install a parking meter? 1. ANATOMY: What is the 7. ANCIENT WORLD: Before hardest substance in the he became a philosopher, human body? what was Socrates’ profes- 2. GEOGRAPHY: Off which sion? U.S. state’s coast is Santa 8. LANGUAGE: What is the Catalina Island located? only letter that does NOT 3. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Who appear in any of the U.S. was the first president to states’ names? hold a press conference? 9. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What Moments 4. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: is a group of giraffes called? How many breaths does the 10. LITERATURE: Which dys- average human being take in topian 1950s novel was orig- in Time one day? inally titled “The Fireman”? The History Channel ➤ On Feb. 24, 1786, ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW Wilhelm Karl Grimm, the younger of the Mega Maze two Brothers Grimm, is born in Germany. 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A fire with critters like raccoons, hard being the son of somebody opossums, woodchucks, foxes, erupted and at least 80 famous and successful.” coyotes, muskrats, mink, snap- people died. • • • ping turtles, venomous snakes, © 2021 King Features Synd. Q: When is “Stranger crows, free roaming hogs, stray Things” returning for another dogs and cats. My question is, season? It seems like it’s been What are the regulations for forever. Will this be the final dealing with nuisance critters? Something On season whenever it does come Are there any restrictions I “wildlife damage control.” back? — P.C. need to be aware of? I’m not I do hope you’ll relocate Your Mind? A: “Stranger Things” was computer literate and don’t rather than eliminate most not immune to the shutdowns know how to look these up of the species that you trap. Write a Letter that affected production in online. — Karl B., via email Opossums are becoming to the Editor! 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Call 2021) DEADLINES FOR CHAIRMAN, JAIME • Resolve individual family and group-related problems you need someone 882-0050 or visit classifieds ads are TOPHAM. • Provide information on labor-saving and record-keeping devices fast, place your clas- www.tooeletran BECOME A SUB- M o n d a y a n d 801-870-95441. Election of a Chair- • SHARES construction data entry and review. sified ad in all 48 of script.com SCRIBER. 882-0050 Wednesdays by 4:45 man to serve for one Utah's newspapers. p.m. year starting January • Event Preparation: Open House and Groundbreaking, mid construction The person you are motivational events 2021 looking for could be NOW HIRING: Seasonal Harvest2. Operators Election of a Vice • Any other duties as requested by colleagues and supervisor from time-to- from out of town. The NOW HIRING: Production OperatorChairman to serve for cost is only $163. for Cargill Salt is looking to hire “Seasonal” Solar Harvest Operators in Timpie, Utah-- time. YOU WANT A GOOD JOB WITH GREAT BENEFITS. one year starting Janu- a 25 word ad and it harvest season runs from mid-March to the end of November. Thisary is an 2021 outstanding reaches up to WEopportunity HAVE A forGREAT safety OPPORTUNITY conscious and engagedAT CARGILL. applicants with initiative, energy and solid MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: communication skills. Responsibilities include hauling salt from the3. ponds Consideration processing to ap- 340,000 households. Cargill Salt is looking to hire Production Operators at our location near Grantsville, • Three years experience in position with related duties. Demonstrated area, daily operator equipment check and operator servicing, cleaningprove and themaintaining Temporary All you do is call the Utah.equipment This is and an otheroutstanding site work opportunity as required. to work in a safety-firstConstruction and team-oriented Living knowledge and experience in all phases of the mutual self help program. Transcript Bulletin at production environment. The initial opportunity for this postingConditional is as a Seasonal Use Permit Proven ability to supervise and work in a small team environment. Re- (435)882-0050 for all HarvestEXCELLENT Operator, COMPENSATION from April – December, & BENEFITS focused PACKAGE: on safe Wage operation beginsfor Ronald atof $18.63haul trucks K. Bassett the details. (Mention andper salthour. harvesting We offer a 401Kequipment. plan; health, Qualified dental candidates and vision insurance;may be considered paid vacation for full-timeand quires strong oral/written communications, and exceptional interperson- holidays; wellness program; incentive plan and opportunities for growth.located at 393 Utah al skills. Requires flexible hours. UCAN) You can now opportunities, as available, including Auto-Bagging Operator, WarehouseDrive in Operator, the RM-7 order online ProcessingREQUIREMENTS: Operator Must and be Bulk at least Operator. 18 years of age, have a High school diploma/GED, be • Valid Driver’s License zone. www.utahpress.com available to work rotating shifts and overtime as needed. All candidates4. Consideration are subject to a 90 to ap- • Maintain a good driving safety record (verified by a DMV report at EXCELLENTday probationary COMPENSATION period. Must pass & BENEFITS a company PACKAGE:paid medical Wage exam begins including at a$21.58 drug per LOOKING for some- prove the Commercial hire), a reliable vehicle, proof of vehicle liability insurance with a mini- hour.screen, We physical offer a ability401K test,plan; reference health, dentaland credit and checks, vision insurance;and criminal PTO background and holidays; check. one to do light house- wellness program; opportunities for growth. Conditional Use Permit mum of 100,000/300,000 coverage. work 2 days per week HOW TO APPLY: Apply online at www.cargill.com/careers, selectfor “Browse Ryan Cargill Orgill Jobs,” located in my home. Call Di- REQUIREMENTS:then click on “United Must States” be at and least “Utah” 18 years to find of the age job to opening. work in If ata you production 163 do notSouth have facility. accessSR 112, to the internet, please visit your local library or employment office. SALARY RANGE: $25.00 to $30.00 per hour. ane at 801-452-3151 All candidates are subject to a 90-day probationary period. MustSuite pass a 107company in the for more informaton. paidWHY medical CHOOSE exam CARGILL: including Working a drug/alcohol at Cargill is screen,an opportunity physical to thriveabilityGrantsville—a test place and to criminal develop Profes- backgroundyour career to check. the fullest while engaging in meaningful work that makessional a positive Park impact in the CD APPLICATION CAN BE OBTAINED ON OUR WEBSITE: SELL YOUR CAR or around the globe. Cargill is an equal opportunity and affirmative actionzone. employer. boat in the classi- HOW TO APPLY: Apply online at www.cargill.com/careers, select “Hourly/Production” Tooele County Housing Authority – Tooele jobs, then click on “United States” and “Utah” and search for 5.job number Concept TIM00878. Plan Dis- fieds. Call 882-0050 cussion with Marlo or in person at our office 66 West Vine, Tooele, Utah or visit www.tooele- If you do not have access to the internet, please visit your local library or employment office.www.cargill.com/careers Meno, Mary Chappell 84074. Position is open until filled. transcript. com or and Kirk Matthews e-mail your ad to Cargill is an EEO and Veteran/Disability employer. about the property lo- tbp@tooeletranscript. cated at 550 East Main com Street in the RM-7, R-1-12, and A-10 zone. 6. Consideration to recommend approval of the Rezone of 73.22 acres for Marlo Meno, Mary Chappell and Kirk Matthews located at approximately 550 East Main Street to go from an RM-7, an R-1-12 and an A-10 zone to a Mixed Use zone. 7. Consideration to recommend approval of the Preliminary Plat for TP Grantsville, LLC and Shawn Holste on the Parkinson Mead- ows Subdivision lo- cated approximately at 198 East Pear Street for the creation of thirty-six (36) lots in the R-1-21 zone. 8. Consideration to recommend approval of the Preliminary Plat for Grantsville Heights, LLC and Paul Linford on the Peak Crossings Subdivision located approximately at 1100 West Main Street for the creation of forty-five (45) lots in the R-1-21 zone. 9. Consideration to recommend approval the Final Plat for DRP Management, AW Hardy Family and Monte Kingston on the Wells Crossing Subdi- vision Phase 5 located at Williams Lane and Mormon Trail Road for the creation of twenty-six (26) lots in the R-1-21 zone. 10. Consideration to approve the meeting minutes for the previ- ous P&Z Meeting that was held January 14, 2021. 11. Report from City Council Liaison Darrin Rowberry. 12. Adjourn. DATED February 1, 2021. 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 in- terested persons are invited to attend the Zoom meeting. All public comments for the public hearing sec- tion must be written comment and will need to be submitted to the Zoning Administrator in advance. The cur- rent 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 accom- modate 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 February 9, 2021) NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT ON EnergySolutions LLC Mixed Waste Facility Treatment Variance Request for Wastes Containing Uranium Extraction Residue The public comment period to receive com- ments on these Treat- ment Variance Re- quests will commence on February10,2021 and end on March 11, 2021. A public hearing on these issues will be held upon request. The Mixed Waste Fa- cility proposes to re- ceive cemented mono- liths containing ura- nium extraction residu- als. This material re- tains hazardous waste codes for barium, cad- mium, chromium, lead, and spent solvents. The generator has en- capsulated the waste in concrete for safety and security reasons. EnergySolutions pro- poses to receive this waste for macroencap- sulation in the Mixed Waste Landfill Cell rather than chemical stabilization, as re- quired. This request is based on the fact that the waste has already been encapsulated in concrete at the gen- erator’s facility. Treat- ing this waste by the required method would mean grinding the waste and potentially exposing workers to unnecessary contami- nation. The proposed treat- ment will further en- capsulate the waste and protect it from contact with precipita- tion, thereby decreas- ing the potential of leaching and would ensure protection of public health and the environment. EnergySolutions ap- proximates it may re- ceive up to 1,000 cubic feet of this waste. Final disposal of the waste will occur in the Mixed Waste Disposal Cell at the EnergySo- lutions Mixed Waste Facility. The 30-day public comment period to re- ceive comments on the proposed action will commence on February10,2021 and end on March 11, 2021. A public hearing on these issues will be held upon request. Documents related to this application can be reviewed on the Inter- net at https://deq.utah.gov/w aste-management- and-radiation- control/waste-manage- ATTENTION: NO ment-radiation-control- MEMBERS OF THE public-notices PUBLIC WILL BE AL- Written comments will LOWED IN PERSON be accepted if re- DUE TO THE NEW ceived by 5:00 p.m. on STATE OF UTAH RE- March 11, 2021. Com- STRICTIONS RE- ments should be sub- LATED TO TRANS- mitted to the address M I S S I O N O F below or by electronic COVID-19. THE mail as detailed below. MEETING WILL BE Ty L. Howard, Director BROADCASTED ON Division of Waste ZOOM. IF YOU Management and Ra- WOULD LIKE TO diation Control MAKE COMMENTS Department of Envi- PLEASE EMAIL ronmental Quality T H E M T O P.O. Box 144880 [email protected] Salt Lake City, UT ov BY FEBRUARY 84114-4880 11TH AT 5:00 PM. Comments can also be PUBLIC NOTICE sent by electronic mail Notice is hereby given to: that the Grantsville [email protected] City Planning Commis- v. Comments sent in sion will hold a regular electronic format meeting on Thursday, should be identified by February 11, 2021 in putting the following in the Grantsville City the subject line: Public Hall Council Chambers comment on Energy- at 429 East Main Solutions Treatment Street in Grantsville Variance Request. All Utah. The meeting documents included in shall begin promptly at comments should be 7:00 p.m. submitted as ASCII CALL TO ORDER (text) files or in pdf for- AND PLEDGE OF AL- mat. LEGIANCE Under Utah Code Sec- PUBLIC HEARINGS: tion 19-1-301.5 a per- a. Proposed Prelimi- son who wishes to nary Plat for Grants- challenge a Permit Or- ville Heights, LLC and der may only raise an Paul Linford on the issue or argument dur- Peak Crossings Subdi- ing an adjudicatory vision located approxi- proceeding that was mately at 1100 West raised during the pub- PUBLIC NOTICE Main Street for the lic comment period Beehive Telephone creation of forty-five and was supported Company Public No- (45) lots in the R-1-21 with sufficient informa- tice zone. tion or documentation Beehive Telephone b. Proposed Commer- to enable the director Company is a telecom- cial Conditional Use to fully consider the munications provider Permit for Ryan Orgill substance and signifi- of basic and enhanced located at 163 South cance of the issue. services within its SR 112, Suite 107 in For further information service territory. Bee- theTUESDAY Grantsville February Profes- 9 , 2021 contact Otis Wil- hive is anTOOELE Eligible TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 sional Park in the CD loughby of the Division Telecommunications zone. of Waste Management Carrier and as such, c.Public Proposed Notices Rezone of Public Notices andPublic Radiation Notices Control receivesPublic support Notices from Public Notices 73.22Meetings acres for Marlo Meetings at (801)536-0220.Meetings In theMiscellaneous Federal Universal Miscellaneous Meno, Mary Chappell compliance with the Service Fund. Monthly and Kirk Matthews lo- NOTICE OF PUBLIC Americans with Dis- local service charges PUBLIC NOTICE cated at approximately COMMENT ON abilities Act, individu- are as follows: BEEHIVE TELE- 550 East Main Street EnergySolutions LLC als with special Single Party Resi- PHONE PUBLIC NO- Explore the to go from an RM-7, Mixed Waste Facility needs(including auxil- d ence Service TICE an R-1-12, and an Treatment Variance iary communicative $18.00 Lifeline service is a A-10 zone to a Mixed Request for Wastes aids and services) Single Party Business government program Use zone. Containing Uranium should contact Lare- Service $27.50 designed to make IMMEDIATELY FOL- Extraction Residue neWyss, Office of Hu- State Mandated Emer- monthly residential Colorful History LOWING PUBLIC The public comment man Resources at gency 911 Services telecommunication HEARINGS, THE period to receive com- (801) 536-4284, Tele- Each Telephone Num- services more afford- MEETING WILL OFFI- ments on these Treat- communications Relay ber $1.48 able to eligible low-in- CIALLY BE CALLED ment Variance Re- Service 711, or by State Universal Serv- come customers. TO ORDER BY quests will commence email ice Charge Customers who are of Tooele County CHAIRMAN, JAIME on February10,2021 at“[email protected]”. E a c h L i n e eligible for the Lifeline TOPHAM. and end on March 11, (Published in the $0.60 program are also eligi- 1. Election of a Chair- 2021. A public hearing Tooele Transcript Bul- Federal Mandated ble for toll blocking at man to serve for one on these issues will be letin February 9, 2021) S ubscriber Line no additional charge. year starting January held upon request. Charge The Federal and State 2021 The Mixed Waste Fa- Public Notices Each Single Line Resi- Lifeline discount can 2. Election of a Vice cility proposes to re- Trustees dence & be applied to qualifying Chairman to serve for ceive cemented mono- Business Telephone voice or broadband one year starting Janu- liths containing ura- Deadline for public Number $6.50 services. The Lifeline ary 2021 nium extraction residu- notices is 4 p.m. the E ach Business program is adminis- 3. Consideration to ap- als. This material re- day prior to publica- Multi-Line & tered by the Universal prove the Temporary tains hazardous waste tion. Public notices Pay Telephone Num- Service Administration Construction Living codes for barium, cad- submitted past the ber $9.20 Company for all lifeline Conditional Use Permit mium, chromium, lead, deadline will not be Customers of basic services nationwide. for Ronald K. Bassett and spent solvents. accepted. service have access to To find out of more located at 393 Utah The generator has en- UPAXLP the public switched about the Lifeline pro- Drive in the RM-7 capsulated the waste network, minutes of gram and eligibility re- zone. in concrete for safety use for local service quirements visit 4. Consideration to ap- and security reasons. Public Notices provided at no addi- https://www.lifelinesup- prove the Commercial EnergySolutions pro- Water User tional charge, and ac- port.org/. Conditional Use Permit poses to receive this cess to emergency Lifeline is a non-trans- for Ryan Orgill located waste for macroencap- Deadline for public 911 services. Toll limi- ferable service and eli- at 163 South SR 112, sulation in the Mixed notices is 4 p.m. the tation services are also gible subscribers may Suite 107 in the Waste Landfill Cell day prior to publica- available for qualifying receive assistance Grantsville Profes- rather than chemical tion. Public notices low-income customers. from only one wireline sional Park in the CD stabilization, as re- submitted past the Lifeline service is or wireless telecom- zone. quired. This request is deadline will not be available for qualifying munications provider 5. Concept Plan Dis- based on the fact that accepted. low-income customers. per household. Only cussion with Marlo the waste has already UPAXLP The federal Lifeline eligible customers may Meno, Mary Chappell been encapsulated in benefit may be applied enroll in the program. and Kirk Matthews concrete at the gen- Public Notices to either qualifying To verify eligibility and about the property lo- erator’s facility. Treat- Miscellaneous voice services or quali- apply for Lifeline serv- cated at 550 East Main ing this waste by the fying broadband serv- ice discounts, the re- Street in the RM-7, required method would Deadline for public ices. quired application R-1-12, and A-10 mean grinding the notices is 4 p.m. the Broadband internet ac- must be completed zone. waste and potentially day prior to publica- cess service is avail- and certified online at 6. Consideration to exposing workers to tion. Public notices able. Purchase of https://nationalverifier. recommend approval unnecessary contami- submitted past the Broadband may re- servicenowservices.co of the Rezone of 73.22 nation. deadline will not be quire purchase of addi- m/lifeline. Customers acres for Marlo Meno, The proposed treat- accepted. tional services. Bee- who willfully make Mary Chappell and ment will further en- UPAXLP hive offers t1he follow- false statements to ob- Kirk Matthews located capsulate the waste PUBLIC NOTICE ing speeds and rates: tain Lifeline benefits at approximately 550 and protect it from BEEHIVE TELE- - Residential can be punished by East Main Street to go contact with precipita- PHONE PUBLIC NO- 6/1Mbps $59.95 fine or imprisonment or from an RM-7, an tion, thereby decreas- TICE - Residential 10/1Mbps can be barred from the R-1-12 and an A-10 ing the potential of Beehive Telephone $59.95 program. zone to a Mixed Use leaching and would Company is the recipi- - Residential Basic services are of- zone. ensure protection of ent of Federal financial 50/25Mbps $99.95 fered to all customers ooele County features some of the most 7. Consideration to public health and the - Residential in Beehive Tele- assistance from the dramatic and diverse landforms on recommend approval environment. Rural Utilities Service, 100/50Mbps phone's service territo- T of the Preliminary Plat EnergySolutions ap- an agency of the U.S. $124.95 ries at the rates, terms, Earth. There are 11,000 foot-high peaks, an for TP Grantsville, LLC proximates it may re- Department of Agricul- - Residential and conditions speci- and Shawn Holste on ceive up to 1,000 cubic ture, and is subject to 1G/100Mbps $149.95 fied in Beehive's tariff. inland sea, verdant valleys, and a mysterious the Parkinson Mead- feet of this waste. the provisions of Title - Business 6/1Mbps Eligible subscribers ows Subdivision lo- Final disposal of the VI of the Civil Rights $59.95 verified and certified desert with a bizarre expanse of white salt. cated approximately at waste will occur in the Act of 1964, as - Business 10/1Mbps by the Universal Serv- 198 East Pear Street Mixed Waste Disposal amended, Section 504 $59.95 ice Administration The only people who knew about the place for the creation of Cell at the EnergySo- of the Rehabilitation - Business 50/25Mbps Company will receive were the Native Americans who lived there, thirty-six (36) lots in lutions Mixed Waste Act of 1973, as $109.95 the discount pre- the R-1-21 zone. Facility. amended, the Age Dis- - B u s i n e s s scribed by Federal and and a few white explorers during the early 8. Consideration to The 30-day public crimination Act of 100/50Mbps $134.95 State regulation. If recommend approval comment period to re- 1975, as amended, - Business 1G/100 you have any ques- 1800s. But that all changed in September of the Preliminary Plat ceive comments on and the rules and Mbps $159.95 tions regarding Lifeline for Grantsville Heights, the proposed action regulations of the U.S. Not all speeds may be service or would like to 1846. That year the Donner-Reed Party, LLC and Paul Linford will commence on Department of Agricul- available in your area. apply for Lifeline serv- on the Peak Crossings February10,2021 and ture which provide that To find out what ice, please call us at while trying a shortcut to California, passed Subdivision located end on March 11, no person in the speeds are available in 800-615-8021. through the county and nearly perished approximately at 1100 2021. A public hearing United States on the your area or to order (Published in the West Main Street for on these issues will be basis of race, color, services please call us Tooele Transcript Bul- in the Great Salt Lake Desert. Three years the creation of held upon request. age, religion, national at 800-615-8021. letin February 4 & 9, forty-five (45) lots in Documents related to origin or handicap (Published in the 2021) later, a handful of Mormon pioneer families the R-1-21 zone. this application can be shall be excluded from Tooele Transcript Bul- 9. Consideration to reviewed on the Inter- letin February 4 & 9, SMALL CLAIMS left Salt Lake Valley and built a meager participation in, or ad- SUMMONS recommend approval net at mission or access to, 2021) the Final Plat for DRP https://deq.utah.gov/w In the District Court of encampment in Settlement Canyon above denied the benefits of, SUMMONS Management, AW aste-management- Utah, 74 S 100 E #12, or otherwise be sub- IN THE THIRD DIS- Hardy Family and and-radiation- Tooele UT, 84074. today’s Tooele City. Soon, others followed, jected to discrimination TRICT JUDICIAL JU- Monte Kingston on the control/waste-manage- 1st Choice Money under any of this or- VENILE COURT, and a community emerged on the edge of Wells Crossing Subdi- ment-radiation-control- Center, Plaintiff/Peti- ganization's programs IN AND FOR TOOELE vision Phase 5 located public-notices tioner, 980 N Main St, or activities. COUNTY, STATE OF the Great Basin frontier that was populated at Williams Lane and Written comments will Unit B, Tooele UT UTAH Mormon Trail Road for be accepted if re- 84074, VS Alex Welch, by individualistic and energetic settlers The person responsi- In re the Matter of, the creation of ceived by 5:00 p.m. on 33 Benchview Dr, ble for coordinating DALE KEITH YOUNG twenty-six (26) lots in March 11, 2021. Com - Tooele, UT 84074. who managed to thrive in an environment this organization's Case No. 1192699 the R-1-21 zone. ments should be sub- I swear that the follow- nondiscrimination Judge: Elizabeth fraught with hardship. Their story, and 10. Consideration to mitted to the address ing is true: 1. Defen- compliance efforts is Knight approve the meeting below or by electronic dant owes me L a r r y M a s o n , THE STATE OF UTAH many others, are found inside this History of minutes for the previ- mail as detailed below. $1702.00 plus pre- SVP-Regulatory Af- T O T H E ous P&Z Meeting that Ty L. Howard, Director judgement interests to Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the fairs. Any individual, ABOVE-NAMED RE- was held Division of Waste the date of judgement, or specific class of in- SPONDENT: CRYS- January 14, 2021. Management and Ra- if qualified for prejudg- pioneers ingeniously built their lives in the dividuals, who feels TAL BEHL (FITZ- 11. Report from City diation Control ment interests. 2. This that this organization HUGH), You are Council Liaison Darrin Department of Envi- claim arose on Octo- wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, has subjected them to hereby summoned and Rowberry. ronmental Quality ber 3, 2018. discrimination may ob- required to file an An- Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express 12. Adjourn. P.O. Box 144880 THE STATE OF UTAH tain further information swer in writing to the DATED February 1, Salt Lake City, UT TO THE DEFEN- about the statutes and attached Petition to Trail; the glorious beaches and resorts along 2021. By the Order of 84114-4880 DANT: You are sum- regulations listed Terminate Parental Grantsville City Plan- Comments can also be moned to appear at the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, above from and/or file Rights Dated Septem- ning Commission sent by electronic mail trial to answer the a written complaint ber 2, 2020 with the Chairman, Jaime To- to: above claim. The trial and more. with this organization; Clerk of the above-en- pham. [email protected] will be held at the court or USDA, Director, Of- titled Court, at 74 Kristy Clark, Zoning v. Comments sent in address shown above. fice of Civil Rights, South 100 East, Administrator electronic format If you fail to appear, Room 326-W, Whitten Tooele, Utah 84074, • Nearly 500 pages The anchor location should be identified by judgment may be en- $ 95 Building, 1400 Inde- and to serve upon or will be City Hall at the putting the following in tered against you for 39 pendence Avenue, mail to Petitioner’s at- above address." All in- the subject line: Public the total amount SW, Washington, DC torney at P.O. Box • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages terested persons are comment on Energy- claimed on March 19 20250-9410, or call 519, Tooele, Utah invited to attend the Solutions Treatment 2021, 9:00 a.m., (800)795-3272 (voice) 84074, a copy of said Zoom meeting. All Variance Request. All Room 12. or (202)720-6382 answer, within thirty • Hardcover with dust jacket public comments for documents included in Notice to Defendant. A (TDD). USDA is an (30) days after service the public hearing sec- comments should be small claims case has equal opportunity em- of this Summons upon tion must be written submitted as ASCII been filed against you. • More than 500 photos ployer. Complaints you. comment and will need (text) files or in pdf for- This imposes upon must be filed within If you fail to do so, to be submitted to the mat. you certain rights and 180 days after the al- Judgment by Default Zoning Administrator Under Utah Code Sec- responsibilities. You • More than 700 pioneer biographies leged discrimination. will be taken against in advance. 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photographs, books, stories or vintage Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in or who work independently and have classes offered regularly. Call the center Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open Tooele artifacts (before 1900) to display at the Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with been negatively impacted financially as a for more information. to all those affected by someone else’s DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 any questions. result of the virus may also be eligible for addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer Senior Center W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. this assistance. Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U help by sharing our experience, strength The senior center is for the enjoyment of Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at and hope. For more information, please all seniors 60 and older. Center hours are Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Moose the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 contact Terri at 435-313-4851. Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or Historical Society S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and exciting Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Meals at Lodge contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann Military Items Wanted activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or Friday and Saturday night dinners will Monthly Meetings at 435-849-4180. When you no longer want your mili- crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled www.exploretooele.com. be served from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Tooele County Historical Society tary items, do not take them to Deseret art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, Friday night dinners change weekly meetings have been cancelled until Alcoholics Anonymous Industries or a thrift store. Bring them wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class Grantsville City Library or you can order from the menu items further notice because of the Cov-19 Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, movies and health classes. Meals-On- Beginning December 1, 2020 Grantsville Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- Epidemic. Please stay safe and watch for Main Street. Daily at noon and 8 p.m. Park shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, Wheels available for homebound. Lunch City Library is going fine free. We will no able price. any updated information about our meet- in back. canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- longer charge overdue fines for items Daily lunch specials are available at the ing schedule in the Transcript Bulletin. Alcoholics Anonymous to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be gested contribution is $3. For those under lodge from 11 a.m. returned after their due date. Our new Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are displayed with honor and respect. Call 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to Take out orders can be called in during Historical books hours are Tuesday through Friday from also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. the store or doctor visits for residents in our operating hours and picked up at the Tooele County Historical Society’s books 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- lodge at the time agreed on. are available to purchase at meetings. The Children’s Choir Auditions 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. We are offering Dr., Tooele. portation information call 435-843-4114. limited contact hold pick-up, please call For members and their guests only. History of Tooele County Volume II is $30, Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- For more information about the Tooele 435-884-1670 for more information. The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading in Young People in Recovery tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 Events Tooele is $20, and we also have eight note center, call 435-843-4110. Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, Our Veteran’s Day dinners are back. cards depicting four different pioneer all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Please come help recognize/honor one buildings for $4. These make great gifts Tooele Pioneer Museum Schools p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and directs the choir. Blake has a degree in 47 E Vine Street, Free Admission. Open of our Veteran’s. For members and their for family and friends. Please call Alice also on the first and third Friday of the vocal performance and has taught at the Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday St. Marguerite Catholic School guests only. Dale at 435-882-1612 if you would like to month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park collegiate level. If your child loves to sing and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most Students of all faiths are welcome purchase these books. Apartments’ Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., and you are looking for an exceptional Tuesdays year round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. from preschool through 8th grade at Meetings Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- musical experience for them, this is it. For Open other times by appointment. Call Tooele County’s only faith-based school. Meetings occur on the first and third Seeking Historical Items 695-6611, Audrey 435-255-9518 or Heidi at more information and to register for an 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day Sundays of every month. 9:30 a.m. for the The Tooele County Historical Society 435-255-9905. audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. 5139. World Class Indian arrowhead collec- preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small men, 10:30 a.m. for the women. would like members of the community com or call 435-277-0755. tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org, class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- who have any family or personal histories, photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, Family support group riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Get your loved one sober. The USARA Rocky Mountain Hospice Eagles VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Mobile Vet Center visit www.stmargschool.org. Craft family support group is held Want to have more meaning in your life. To better serve veterans located in would like to donate to our organization Meetings Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading Do you want to do something that is sat- Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center to please call us. We are also looking for isfying and of great service to your com- The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 wants room at the Tooele City Library. Group (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday Education books, newspaper articles, photos, bro- munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain to start their meetings again on Monday, books and materials provided. Craft is a from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern chures or any history that pertains to the Hospice volunteer. No experience February 8th at 7 p.m. All officers are free program for family members who side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. Tooele Technical College Tooele County area. If you would like to required. All training, background check encouraged to be there and all sisters are have a loved one with a substance use 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides Programs with space available donate them to our organization, or if you and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. invited to attend. disorder. For more information, call Heidi free, confidential counseling for theater include the POST (Peace Officer would let us make a copy for the Tooele The only requirement is your desire to Aerie Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Warr at 435-255-9905. veterans of all conflicts. For further Standards Training) program (Satellite County Historical Society, please call 435- help someone in need. Please contact Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. information contact Dave Brown at 801- Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s 882-1612. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center License (CDL) program and Software Social Room Join us the 2nd Monday of each month Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov Development. These programs and others Please notice that the Social Room is from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today Groups and Events 801-397-4902. Donate to library open 7 days a week from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m. Center in Tooele. The Tooele County and begin training for a promising career. There is no sitting or standing at the bar Health Department’s Aging Services pro- Please remember the “Friends of the Tooele County Arts Guild Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- and tables are set six feet apart and are gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s The Next Chapter Tooele City Library” while doing home All artists from Tooele County age 13 The Next Chapter is a free social support es at 435-248-1800 for more information. sanitized regularly. For the next two Association Caregiver Support Groups. cleaning and donate your used books to and above are welcome to join the Tooele and educational program to help widows weeks masks are required to enter and The groups are designed to provide emo- the bookstore in the library. Money from Adult Education County Arts Guild for an evening, or for and widowers adjust to the loss of their upon exiting the building. After entering tional, educational and social support for book sales is used to support programs Get your high school diploma this year the year as a member. Benefits of mem- spouse through monthly activities. You the building please print your name on caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. within the library. The library is located at at the Tooele Community Learning Center. bership include the opportunity to display are invited to join others who are on the the forms provided in the event that con- 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call All classes required for a high school your artwork for show and sale in various same page as you, to begin a new chapter tact tracing would be needed, this infor- Food Addicts in Recovery 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- venues around Tooele County, as well as in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele aration and English as a second language mation will only be used in the event of regular updates on events in our commu- Anonymous org. Thank you for your support. Are you having trouble controlling the County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for are available. Register now to graduate contact tracing. We are OPEN and invite nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery more details. Books for the Whole Family — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 you to come down and see what we’ve ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- Donated children’s books and paper- Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- done to help make it safe to go out. Call 435-228-8217 for more information. Sons of Utah Pioneers ery program for anyone suffering from backs are for sale for 25 cents, and hard- cation classes are for students 18 and over. The social room is open daily 2 p.m. to 6 Anyone interested in the history of covers are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, staffed with volunteer bartend- Ladies Community Club of food addiction. Meetings are held every Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah p.m. on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays ESOL ers, please tip accordingly. Tooele Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the ESOL conversational classes are held To view upcoming events, learn more 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- Tooele City Library. All proceeds go back Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele about our organization, or to become a north back entrance. For more infor- ings due to the pandemic, but watch this to the library for projects and programs. Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- Elks member, please find us on Facebook or mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 bulletin and we will announce our next dents may also come anytime the center is you can email us at ladiescommunity- or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. meeting, which will be a virtual meet- Community Book Sharing Box open for individualized study. Registration Bar foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to We are open and now serving food [email protected]. ing. Also watch for an announcement of Our Community Book Sharing Box has is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele attend. the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer moved to a new location. It has moved Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. TOPS Weight Loss Support Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Tooele County Aging Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- two doors to the south where the Cook tion. Our new contact phone number is 435- Group 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. Tooele County Aging is looking for lic. For more information about the Sons Family will now be the steward’s of the The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) We will be open for Super Bowl Sunday volunteers to help us meet the needs of of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, “Little Free Library” at 987 S. 1050 W. Early Head Start Weight Loss Support Group meets every from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. There will be a seniors in the community. Many seniors Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or Anyone can take a book or bring a book DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist Church potluck. require assistance and need rides to doc- [email protected] to donate and share with others. To learn NO COST weekly home visits for families located at 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Craft Night, Saturday February 20th at 7 tors or other professionals. Rides help more and to find other locations near you, who are eligible under the age of 3. Home Weigh-in begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by TC Squares Dance Club p.m. Call lodge for details. seniors live more independent lives. Call go to www.littlefreelibrary.org, under the visits include parent and child education, a meeting at 6 p.m. Men, women and chil- The TC Squares Dance Club has begun 435-843-4114 for more information. The MAP tab and enter your zip code. assessments, and family support services dren are invited to attend. Come and let dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers including nutrition education. We also us help you live a healthier lifestyle! For Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 Disabled Veterans also are in need of volunteers. For more First Baptist Church offer comprehensive health services for more information visit TOPS.org or con- West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. information about volunteering at the expecting mothers including prenatal Chapter 20 tact Mary Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. bring finger food to share. For more infor- Please join us on Christmas Eve for a parent education and support services. Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, traditional reading of the birth account Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- volunteering at the Tooele Center call Chapter 20, for the Disabled American Museum volunteers needed Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s of Jesus, interspersed with traditional 882-3439. 435-843-4110. Veterans holds monthly general member- Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park website at tcsquares.com. Christmas songs. Everyone’s welcome. is seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy his- We utilize social distancing for your com- Free developmental evaluation ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, Life’s Worth Living Foundation Tooele County Homemakers 47 E. Vine Street (rear basement door tory or science? Volunteers at the museum fort and safety. We start at 7 pm. First DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers Suicide support group meetings are We would like to invite all ladies to our entrance) in Tooele, every third Thursday can gain new skills or practice old ones. Baptist Church at 580 S. Main St. 435-882- NO COST developmental evaluations for held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Homemakers club. Meetings are held on of the month at 7 p.m. We welcome and We are looking for people to help with 2048 children ages birth to 3. We provide a full Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. the first Tuesday of every month with a invite all veterans to come join us in the organization, exhibit development, gar- range of services for children with devel- Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., comradery with other veterans at our dening and educational program devel- opmental delays or disabilities. Our goal the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal September through May. Located at 151 monthly meetings. Chapter 20 now has opment. Volunteer positions are seasonal Grantsville is to minimize the effects of the delay and thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- N Main, in the auditorium of the Health trained Chapter Service Officer’s (CSO’s) and year round. Scheduling is flexible. reduce the need for long-term services cide, please plan on attending. Please go Department and USU Extension offices. to answer questions concerning your Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Share your Ancestry throughout their school years. For more on Facebook and like our page to keep Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due The Family History Center in Grantsville VA benefits. Nations Service Officers To apply or request more information, information call 435-833-0725 or visit us at current with our latest news and events. per year. For more information, call Eileen has been gathering histories, pictures and (NSO’s) are available by appointment to send email to: [email protected] ddivantage.org Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All help veterans and their families submit Tooele Gem and Mineral Society livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. information will be shared upon request, claims for compensation, obtain health The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Thank you and we hope to see you all this but we are asking for your help in further- and educational well-earned benefits. Parkinson’s disease Support Charity meets the first Thursday of the month. September. ing this work. Thanks for all who have ALL DAV services are Free of Charge. For Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in Group assisted. Please contact Don and Patti Tooele Children’s Justice Center information, please join our monthly the downstairs conference room of the A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can Tooele County Quilters Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in Johnson, by email: [email protected], by meetings. No monthly meetings are held Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. be overwhelming for the newly diag- All meetings are held on the third need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or in December. Call commander Penny Come and learn about rocks, minerals, nosed. Tooele has a support group for Tuesday of each month in the Tooele snacks. We appreciate all donations. For by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. Larson 801-359-8468 or Adjutant Curtis G. and ways to craft them, and enjoy field persons with Parkinson’s disease and their County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 Beckstrom at 435-840-0547 or Senior Vice trips for rock collecting. Membership is caregivers. You can learn how others are are $20 per year to be paid at the first Senior Center S. 100 East, Tooele. Dustee Thomas at 435-830-8487. Please coping with PD and how to live well. We meeting. The senior center is for the enjoyment $15 per year. For more information email leave messages if no contact. [email protected]. meet the third Friday of each month from of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours United Methodist Dinner 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 First Baptist Church are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 Tooele United Methodist Church offers a COVID-19 Help for DAV Tooele Valley Free Masons S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, The Food Pantry at First Baptist Church free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to Noon. New and The Disabled American Veterans Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the call Hal at 435-840-3683. is open on Saturdays from 10 am to Noon social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, National Office has established a relief second Friday of each month for din- for those who are in need of food. There served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint fund to provide financial aid to service- ner and socializing. If you are interested Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope are no requirements to receive food. We knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise connected disabled veterans who have or have questions, please join us at the to Recovery” hope to be a blessing to you. We are locat- program, wood carving and health First Baptist Food Pantry lost employment or income due to the The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. (882-2048) classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for COVID-19 Virus Pandemic. The issued offering an emergency food pantry to Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in homebound. Lunch served weekdays. grants are meant to help these disabled meet the needs of our community. Hours 435-277-0087. For 60 and above, suggested contribu- service connected veterans, pay bills, are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. obtain food and provide for their families Tooele Valley Family History Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main Transportation available to the store or during these difficult times. Bulletin Board Policy Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. Center doctor visits for residents in Tooele and The application for this relief can be Research your ancestors free with If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin Grantsville areas. For transportation Baby blankets needed found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans trained Family Search volunteers at the at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non- information call 435-843-4114. For more Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- will need to fully complete the application Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising depart- information about the Grantsville center, and provide documentation verifying N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. ery at Mountain West Medical Center. ment. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin call 435-884-3446. Blankets should be new and in good their status as a service-connected dis- Hours of operation: Tuesday through abled veteran who has lost employment cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announce- Daughters of Utah Pioneers condition. Homemade blankets are also Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and ment please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- accepted if new. Donations can be turned as a result of the pandemic. Disabled Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday The DUP is seeking any family histories, ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West veterans who are small business owners evenings by appointment only. Special MY ANSWER Nourish children with God’s truth From the writings of his life was still empty and the Scripture, replacing what the Rev. Billy Graham without meaning. His search the world teaches with the for lasting happiness had things of God. Q: I worry about what my failed. Why? His soul was God gave us children so children learn in school but empty. we could prepare them to I am not able to send them Children are dependent become adults. Children will to a private school. What upon parents for many learn far more by watching can a parent do to make sure things, but one of the most their parents than by just lis- that children learn the right important things they need tening, so we must be sure to things that bring them true is sound leadership from live what we teach. happiness? - P.T. mom or dad, hopefully both. Imagine the wisest human A: There are many The duty of parents is to cor- king saying that he denied examples in the Bible about rect and nurture children. himself nothing but learned people seeking happiness. Nurturing can be difficult that all he achieved was King Solomon was convinced and can bring hardship but it meaningless (Ecclesiastes he knew how to find hap- is worth the effort. 2:10-11). We must all learn piness - and he pursued it The most important from these lessons that have as he accumulated wealth, thing, though, is to nourish stood the test of time. fame, pleasure, power, lavish children with God’s truth. houses, and wisdom. King A child is too young to have This column is based on the Solomon seemed to have it enough wisdom to recognize words and writings of the late all. After gaining everything true happiness as they pur- Rev. Billy Graham. he had ever wanted, he sue it, so they must be led. © 2021 Billy Graham reluctantly concluded that Children need to be taught Literary Trust TUESDAY February 9, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 SPECIAL DELIVERY TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ONLINE

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Stallions’ 21 points for Grantsville, Cowboys including an 8-of-9 effort from continued from page B1 the field. He also has seven rebounds, two steals and two Ingersoll blocks. Tuhker Mulford had Brigham Skinner and a corner 13 points and four assists, and 3-pointer by Kyler Sudweeks. Brigham Mulford added seven wins division “They’re really well- points. Killian had six points, coached,” Austin said of five rebounds and three steals South Summit. “They do a and Allred had three points. title at 285 really good job of scouting and Grantsville shot 50% from the game-planning, and those kids field (16-of-32), but just 14-of- played really hard. We’ve got 25 (56%) from the free-throw Stansbury sends 13 to to give credit to South Summit line. and what they did. It wasn’t Sanderson had 12 points 4A state tournament our best shooting game or our for South Summit. Dawson prettiest game by any stretch, Broadbent had eight points DARREN VAUGHAN SPORTS EDITOR but it’s hard to get wins this and Kevin Timothy added time of year.” seven. It was a strong showing for the Free throws weren’t a prob- Grantsville will play its Stansbury wrestling team at the Class lem for the Cowboys in the final home game of the regu- 4A Division B tournament on Friday and fourth quarter, as Grantsville lar season Wednesday night Saturday, as the Stallions finished fourth went 12-of-15 (80%) from the against Summit Academy. The out of 10 teams at the two-day state quali- foul line over the final eight regular-season finale is Friday fier at Uintah High School in Vernal. CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO minutes to keep the Wildcats in Salt Lake City against Judge No Stallion had a better tournament Stansbury teammates Ethan Vorwaller (top) and Matt Ingersoll compete in a 285-pound match dur- from rallying. That included a Memorial. than 285-pound senior Matt Ingersoll, ing the AK-47 Duals on Dec. 12 at Stansbury High School. Both wrestlers will advance to the Class 4A perfect 3-for-3 trip to the char- “I think we’re staying hun- who captured the division title in his state tournament on Feb. 20 in Richfield, as Ingersoll won the 285-pound championship and Vorwaller ity stripe for Tuhker Mulford gry, and that’s the challenge weight class with a spotless 4-0 weekend. finished third at 220 pounds during the Class 4A Division B tournament in Vernal on Saturday. after he was fouled on a this time of year,” Austin said. Ingersoll needed just 45 seconds to pin 3-point attempt, and 2-for-2 “Anyone can beat anybody this Canyon View’s Luke Langston in his first loss to Pine View’s Ryder Hendry by pin- Ashcroft was 2-3 at 120 pounds, and Tyler trips by Ekins and Killian after time of year. It’s hard to win match, but things got tougher from there. ning Hendry in the third-place match. Welch finished 10th at 152 with a 1-3 South Summit cut the lead to region games and it’s hard to He was up to the task, scoring a 9-1 major Ethan Vorwaller (220) went 3-1 with record. Cole Clinton (126), Daniel Spilker five points on a pair of occa- beat teams twice. Any win this decision over Bear River’s Carson Pond in three pins — two of which came against (132), Tayson Miller (138) and Ian Rogers sions in the final five minutes. time of year is a good win.” the quarterfinals and a narrow 2-1 deci- Pine View’s Corben Gifford — to earn a (195) each went 1-3 as well. Michael Ekins led all scorers with [email protected] sion over Dixie’s Kenneth Ericksen in the No. 3 seed for the state tournament. Clark (106) was 0-3, and Clayton Moore semis. In the finals, he got past Ridgeline’s Welch finished fourth at 145 with a 3-2 (120), Hayden Peterson (138), Aidan Damiem Boehme in a 3-2 decision to earn record, and Josh Olson was 4-2 to finish Reinhart (160) and Jayden Sisam (170) a No. 1 seed in the Class 4A state tour- fourth at 160 with both losses coming to each posted 0-2 records. nament, set to take place Feb. 20 at the Pine View’s Bridger Gifford. Carson Pease Uintah won the division title with 528 Sevier Valley Center in Richfield. (106) went 3-2 to claim fifth place, and points, with Bear River a distant second Jordan Hammond also reached the divi- senior Brayden Phillips earned fifth place with 398. Ridgeline was third at 312.5, sion final at 145 pounds, earning a 15-3 at 132 with a 3-2 record. followed by Stansbury (241) and Pine major decision over Uintah’s Christian Oliver Avila went 1-3 to finish sixth at View (228). Canyon View (130), Dixie Hartle, a 9-5 decision over Ridgeline’s 220, losing to Juan Diego’s Sione Vea 2-1 (127.5), Ogden (79), Ben Lomond (41.5) Owen Munk and a pin against teammate in a tiebreaker in the fifth-place match. and Juan Diego (36) rounded out the Warren Welch. Hammond will go into the Parker Zukeran (113) also finished sixth, team standings. state tournament as a No. 2 seed with a posting a 2-3 record. The state tournament will be a one-day 29-6 overall record after a tough 5-4 loss Zane Kanirie was 3-2 at 152 pounds event this season, leading to alterations to Ridgeline’s Brenden Gessel in the final. and finished seventh, and Braydon Allie in its format. Instead of having the semi- Eleven more Stallions will also be mak- earned a return trip to the state tourna- final losers compete in the consolation ing the trip to Richfield for the state tour- ment with an eighth-place finish at 170. bracket, they will automatically be placed nament, having finished eighth or better He pinned Pine View’s Eli Trombley in 56 in the third-place match, making it so no in their respective weight classes. Brandon seconds in a consolation-bracket match to wrestler has to compete in more than five Ploehn (113 pounds) finished third, post- clinch his spot. matches in the tournament. ing a 4-1 record, and Xander Howard Eleven other Stansbury wrestlers com- [email protected] (195) bounced back from a quarterfinal peted in the divisional tournament. Carson

Ware (1-2 at 132) and Carson Tourney Val Hurst (1-2 at 182). Isaac continued from page B1 Sturzenegger (2-3 at 120), Payton Yates (1-3 at 138) and Richie Tracy (1-3 at 145) each Summit’s Jeramiah Jessee and finished eighth. Grantsville teammate Bridger Gunnar Bechtol (1-2 at Edwards. 138), Dustin Scott (2-2 at 145) Edwards went 2-2 to finish and Joey Scorsone (3-2 at 170) fifth, with both wins coming each finished ninth, and will by first-period pin against serve as first alternates for Easton Scott of South Sevier. the state tournament. Wyatt Tino Baldovinez (126) finished Warr went 1-2 at 152 to finish fifth with a 3-2 record, bounc- 10th, which puts him as the CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO ing back from a loss in his first division’s second alternate, Grantsville sophomore Brigham Mulford handles the ball during the match to earn a spot in the and Lance Pitt was 0-3 at 126 Cowboys’ Region 13 boys basketball game against Morgan on Jan. 15 at state tournament, and Hazen pounds. Grantsville High School. On Friday, Mulford came off the bench in the first Atkinson (285) was 2-2 with Emery won the division half to score seven points in addition to drawing a charge, helping the Cowboys hold off South Summit for a 50-42 victory. two pins to capture fifth place title with 280 points, comfort- as well. ably ahead of second-place John Kohl (132) finished Delta’s 184. Richfield was sixth with a 1-3 record, and close behind with 179.5 points, Jadiah Jensen (182) went followed by South Summit 2-3 to finish sixth. Seventh- (175), South Sevier (150) and tight 6-5 loss to Desert Hills’ place finishers included Rylan Grantsville (142). Summit Buffs Keagan Boyce in the semifinal Albrecht (3-2 at 120), Brody Academy was seventh with 74 continued from page B1 round. He then pinned Boyce’s points, and Grand was eighth teammate, Christian Bolli, in with 34. Maeser Prep was shut 46 seconds to reach the third- out and finished ninth. a 13-second pin against Cedar place match. The Class 3A state tourna- Valley’s Kadan Davis in his Alex Kerwood (285) ment will take place Feb. 19 first match and another pin finished sixth with a 2-3 at the Sevier Valley Center in against Eli Beiza of Crimson record, pinning Hurricane’s Richfield, having been con- Cliffs in the quarterfinals. He Mohonri Tonumaipea in 36 verted into a one-day event beat Snow Canyon’s Asher seconds and Mountain Crest’s because of COVID-19 restric- Farr in a 7-4 decision before Montana Merchant in 1:07 tions. The tournament will a tight 3-1 loss to Mountain before a semifinal loss to largely run as normal, except Crest’s Easton Evans in the Ponausuia. Tyson Tso (132) that the losers of the semifinal final. earned a seventh-place finish matches will be placed in the Yeck also finished second, with a 3-2 record, including third-place match rather than going 4-1 in his bracket with an 11-5 win over teammate having to battle back through all four wins coming by pin. Rhys Stoddard in the seventh- the consolation bracket. He took down Alex Cole of place match. Ernest Gurr [email protected] Crimson Cliffs in 1:05, fol- (182) went 3-2 to earn a No. lowed by a 45-second win over 7 seed as well, pinning Snow Cedar City’s Jayson Ziegler. He Canyon’s Beau Miller in the beat Green Canyon’s Garrett seventh-place match. If it happens here, Herzog in 1:44, and it took Stoddard was 3-3 in the read about it here. 5:04 for him to beat Desert tournament and finished Hills’ Chance Richins in the eighth, also qualifying for TOOELETRANSCRIPT semifinals. His title run ended state. BULLETIN with a loss by pin to Crimson Twenty-one Tooele wres- Cliffs’ Jason Ponausuia, who tlers competed in the tourna- Subscribe 435-882-0050 has a 25-1 record this season. ment. Ethan Garcia finished Ty Proctor put together an 10th with a 2-3 record at 182 impressive run through the pound, making him a sec- consolation bracket to finish ond alternate into the state third at 152 pounds after a tournament, and Antonio second-round loss. He was 7-1 Mascarenas (120) and Dalton Follow in the tournament, including McQuiddy (195) also went 6-0 in elimination matches, 2-3. Mason Steward (145) and us on with every match ending in Stanley Kerr (220) each went STANSBURY HIGH SCHOOL a pin. His quickest victory 1-2, and Bram Gustin (126) Facebook! came in his third consolation- was 1-3. bracket match — a 16-second Joshua Malmgren (126), February 5th to 10th 7:30pm triumph over Hurricane’s Walker Bunn (138), Rady TOOELETRANSCRIPT William Butterfield. Buhr (138), Bronson Brown Matinee on February 6th 2:00pm BULLETIN Mason Flygare (120) (152), Ben Rumpler (160) finished fourth after reach- and Hayden Smith (195) each ALL TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE!! ing the semifinal in impres- went 1-2 in the tournament. Stansbury High School @TooeleTB sive fashion, pinning Cedar The Class 4A state tourna- City’s Kaden Gilbert in 11 ment will take place Feb. 20 Adults: $8.50 • Non-SHS Students/Seniors: $7.50 seconds and Snow Canyon’s at the Sevier Valley Center SHSFebruary Students and Children 5th toUnder 10th 12: $5.50 7:30pm Brannon Wilson in 3:15. He in Richfield. Besides being reached the third-place match reduced from a two-day event VERY LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE!! with a pin in 3:07 against to just one day, the tourna- Matinee on February 6th 2:00pm Hurricane’s Kayleb Murphy in ment’s biggest change will see All audience members must wear masks. a consolation semifinal match. the semifinal losers automati- Social Distancing Rules will be enforced! Cannon Manning (160) was cally placed in the third-place also a fourth-place finisher, match, rather than having to rolling through his first three compete in the consolation ONLINEALL TICKETS TICKETS MUSTAT WWW.STALLIONDRAMA.ORG BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE!! matches with a pin and two bracket. major decisions before a [email protected] Adults: $8.50 Non-SHS Students/Seniors: $7.50 SHS Students and Children Under 12: $5.50

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