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Jann Eshete brings education to Ethiopian children See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S T C BULLETIN S THURSDAY November 7, 2019 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 126 No. 46 $1.00 Funds being raised for Vietnam era statue project Effort is to place statue at Veteran’s Memorial Park by Memorial Day next year DEVAN GOWANS STAFF WRITER Tooele City and the Tooele City Arts Council are raising funds to place a new statue at Veteran’s Memorial Park by Memorial Day 2020. Students Colton Sundlofff and Preston Johnson demostrate dental techniques on the mannaquin in the The 8-foot, bronze statue classroom at the Community Learning Center during an open house on Wednesday evening. depicts a Vietnam era U.S. combat tracker and his service dog standing at his side. The HANDS ON LEARNING AT THE CLC statue is named “Seek On,” which is the command the sol- PHOTOS FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE dier would give to the dog to commence tracking. Tooele County School District held An 18-inch version of the an open house at their Community statue, currently on display in Learning Center on Wednesday eve- Tooele City Hall, shows what ning. Students and parents from all the completed sculpture will over the county visited classrooms, look like. The City is raising DEVAN GOWANS/TTB PHOTO talked to teachers, and viewed hands- funds for the project while the An 18-inch statue depicting a on demonstrations. They learned Vietnam-era combat tracker cur- 8-foot sculpture is being made, rently on display in Tooele City about career pathways, concurrent said Mayor Debbie Winn. enrollment, and future employment Hall. The statue serves as a demon- She said $60,000 is needed stration for an 8-foot sculpture to and educational opportunities. These to complete the project with be unveiled at Veteran’s Memorial programs are designed to prepare stu- about $39,000 raised so far. Of Park by Memorial Day 2020. dents for the workplace and connect that amount, The Life’s Worth them with employers. Living Foundation has raised military period pieces. Located at 211 S. Tooele Boulevard approximately $22,000 and Hitesman said he has done in Tooele City, the 96,000-square-foot the city’s arts council about a considerable amount of CLC facility opened in fall 2010. The $17,000. research into the history of CLC was designed to make specialized The statue’s sculptor is the Vietnam Combat Tracker facilities, equipment, and instructors Marvin Hitesman, a Tooele Teams. for CTE classes available for all high County native and avid artist, “The sculpture depicts a school students in Tooele County. who works at Tooele Army soldier as part of a 5-man The building that houses the CLC Depot. Hitesman said he has Vietnam Combat Tracker also houses Blue Peak High School — been collecting military gear Team,” he said. “I was doing the district’s alternative high school, since he was a kid and was the district’s adult education program, naturally drawn to sculpting SEE STATUE PAGE A6 ® the transition program for adult spe- cial education students, and Blue Peak Courtney Christensen tries her hand at counting pills with the help Online — the district’s comprehensive of pharmacy tech instructor Shannon Lee at the open house. K-12 online education program. It’s flu season and health officials urge residents to get vaccinated Alexa Birdsall (above) tries her hand at driving a stick in the virtual realtity car built by tech students. Scott Campbell (left) MARK WATSON Vaccines greatly reduce the tries on a arthritis simulator while his son Bryson looks on. CORRESPONDENT risk of infection by working Now is the time for residents with the body’s natural defens- to be vaccinated to avoid influ- es to safely develop immunity enza this winter, according to a to disease, according to the Tooele County health official. CDC. This week’s FluView report, The season began at the end published by the US Centers of September and the health for Disease Control and department and Tooele County Prevention, indicates seasonal School District combined influenza activity in the United efforts to vaccinate about States increased slightly last 2,300 students during the week, but remains low. month of October, Muir said. “Influenza seems to peak in People are encouraged to December and January. It is visit their health care pro- highly recommended that peo- vider, pharmacist or the health ple are vaccinated now — the department building in Tooele sooner the better,” said Kendra to receive an influenza vac- Muir, Director of Family and cination. School Nursing at the Tooele Cost for the shot at the County Health Department. health department building She said it takes about two without insurance is $30. weeks for antibodies to build Muir said a nasal flu vac- up in the system after getting The Community Learning Center offers many different opportunities for students to learn skills for specific jobs they may be interested in. vaccinated. SEE FLU PAGE A6 ® INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B8 Tooele a good Cowboys face Stansbury HOMETOWN B1 place to call Juab in semis playoff game OBITUARIES A6 home See A10 preview SPORTS A10 See A4 See A10 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 7, 2019 Deseret UAS is player in UPS move to make deliveries by drones tion, and improve air quality, advice and expertise regarding bring this technology to our UPS will start delivering medical materials for U of U by drones according to University of Utah the nascent, fast-growing UAM county as well.” officials. industry here in Utah, accord- Industry analysts estimate TIM GILLIE nomic development in Tooele The future took one step “It’s extremely exciting ing to Xochimitl. that by 2040 the unmanned EDITOR County through the advance- closer to today with last week’s that we are on track to launch With the natural assets of aerial systems industry will be One year ago a nonprofit ment of the Urban Air Mobility announcement by UPS. Utah’s first functioning drone wide-open land and air needed worth $1.4 trillion and gener- collaborative effort of Box industry. The announcement came delivery program,” said for autonomous vehicle testing ate millions of high-paying Elder and Tooele counties At last year’s Deseret UAS after the Federal Aviation Gordon Crabtree, University in Tooele County, Deseret UAS jobs around the world. launched an open house for open house, there was talk of Administration awarded of Utah Hospitals and Clinics chairman and Tooele County “Drones have the potential Desert UAS’ — unmanned future flying pathways in the the UPS’s subsidiary, Flight CEO. “Not only are we com- Commissioner Shawn Milne to improve nearly every aspect aerial systems — Xperience low altitude sky. Forward, a Part 135 Standard mitted to providing innova- thinks the county is perfectly of our lives,” Milne said. “I Center in Tooele City. Utah had already begun the certification. tive and quality care to our situated to take advantage of hope that our county con- Deseret UAS played a role in process of developing plans “Flight Forward will work patients, but we are committed the transportation system of tinues to be at the forefront last week’s announcement that for “vertical infrastructure” with new customers in other to improving Utah’s air quality the future. of attracting companies who United Parcel Service will start or aerial highways, according industries to design additional by being on the forefront of “Through our work with need to test their technologies delivering medical materials to Lt. Governor Spencer Cox solutions for a wide array of this new technological fron- UDOT’s Urban Air Mobility within the ‘Highways in the for the University of Utah by remarks at the open house. last-mile and urgent delivery tier.” Working Group, we have been Sky’ framework being devel- drones, according to Muriel “We may not need tradi- challenges,” said Scott Price, For the past year, involved in the discussions oped by UDOT. We strive to be Xochimitl, Deseret UAS com- tional highways in the future,” UPS chief strategy and trans- Deseret UAS represen- regarding the drone package a commercial incubator that munications director. he said. “Instead, you may formation officer . tatives have served on delivery recently announced helps our local economy flour- Headquartered in Tooele, look up and see drones flying Drone deliveries will sig- the Utah Department of by UPS,” Milne said. “Utah is a ish while simultaneously sup- Deseret UAS is a state-funded at different levels in pathways nificantly reduce crucial wait Transportation’s UAM Working global leader in the industry, porting the success of Utah’s nonprofit organization with a that are carrying goods and times for vital medical mate- Group. In this capacity, they and we look forward to seeing other key players.” mission to facilitate rural eco- people.” rials, reduce traffic conges- have provided subject-matter the advantages of helping to [email protected] Tooele City Council approves moderate-income housing element Plan exceeds compliance with SB34, says city’s development director DEVAN GOWANS Modifications, which was requires an annual report on STAFF WRITER passed in February 2019 and housing plan implementation The Tooele City Council addressed as a statewide in 2020. approved an update to the concern of moderate-income The amendment to the city’s moderate-income housing homes. General Plan approved by element of the Tooele City The bill requires cities to the commission at the Oct. 2 General Plan on Wednesday. meet the following criteria: meeting addressed the second Tooele City Community The first is to plan for housing criterion of choosing from a Development Director Jim for residents of all income lev- list of 23 moderate income Bolser presented the element els and coordinate that hous- housing planning strategies to the council.
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