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Free Fishing Day set for June 12 SALT LAKE CITY — If you’d like to catch a fish in Utah’s beautiful outdoors but you don’t have a fishing license, Free Fishing Day is the perfect opportunity to give it a try. Free Fishing Day will be held on Saturday, June 12, and allows anyone to fish at any public waterbody in Utah without a license. It makes for a great family activity and is the perfect time to introduce your kids to fishing (or your neighbors and friends!) and get them outdoors. It’s a great day not only for beginning anglers to give fishing a try, but is also a fun time for experienced anglers too. “Because you don’t need a license to fish that day, it’s the perfect time to take someone with you and introduce them to the sport,” Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Aquatics Section Assistant Chief Craig Walker said. “Early June is one of
the best times to fish in Utah. All of the fish in the state, both warm-water and cold-water species, are active and willing to bite this time of the year. And with this year’s drought, it will be better to go fishing earlier in the summer as well. While some waterbodies may be impacted by low water levels this year, the majority of the fishing in Utah will be great.” If you are taking someone fishing for their first time, you can commemorate their first catch with a fun DWR certificate. You can print out the certificate at home and fill in the details to document the occasion. Anglers should note that while Free Fishing Day waives the requirement for having a fishing license, entrance fees to state parks and other areas will still apply. Local community ponds are also a great option if you need a quick, close-
to-home option for fishing. There are 57 located around Utah, and more information about each one can be found on the DWR website. Many of the community ponds will be stocked with channel catfish a few days before Free Fishing Day, as well. Anglers can also visit the Fish Utah map on the DWR website to find their nearest fishing area. Here are some additional Utah lakes and reservoirs where you should see some good fishing and not too much crowding:
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Highland Glen Park Pond (community pond in Utah County): Offers channel catfish, green sunfish and rainbow trout. Please see FISHING, Page A2
COURTESY DANNY HAYES
Want to make some memories? Take the kids or grandkids along on Free Fishing Day on Saturday. There are many great fishing spots in the area to find fish on Free Fishing Day.
FAIRVIEW MUSEUM
Rasmussen to exhibit her art On Friday, June 11, the Fairview Museum will host a celebration reception for Sue Rasmussen and her art student, Sarah Stavros. The event will be from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on that date. Fairview Museum is located at 85 N. 100 East in Fairview. Susan Renee Dykes Rasmussen was raised in Salt Lake City and graduated from Highland High School. She studied commercial art with Harold Petersen and painting from Jack Vigos. As a senior, she won first place at the Springville Student Art Show, which awarded her an art scholarship to study with Wesley Burnside at BYU. At the University of Utah, George Dibble was her mentor. She then spent two years in Paris, France where she studied classical painting at the Academie Julien and later at the Sorbonne. Retired, after teaching high school, she devotes her time to painting. A member of Artistes Sans-Frontieres (Artists Without Borders) the Taylor Foundation, and the Southern Utah Water Color Association, her paintings have been exhibited at the Portes Ouvertes and Salon d’ Automne of the 14th arrondissement, the Loft Gallery, and the Adzak International Art Space in Paris. She paints in watercolor, acrylic, and mixed media. Suzan was married to Jerrold Rasmussen, owner of the 3R Land and Livestock Ranch in Oakcreek. They have one daughter, Edi who is a free-lance graphic artist and jewelry designer. After moving to the Fairview area, they settled on a ranch in Milburn. Sue presently is a retired teacher from North Sanpete High School where she taught English, Drama, Theater and French. She directed all of the plays and greatly enjoyed working with students. She also volunteered at the Fairview Museum. One of her responsibilities was to teach and coordinate the Art Starts program (K-6 grades) from
The graduation ceremony was broadcast due to COVID precautions. Jonathan Warren’s son Dean was amazed to see his Dadda on TV.
Sarah Stavros 2014 through 2018. Sarah Stavros was one of her students and has continued studying art with Sue. Sue remarked, “From the time I was a little kid I always had a piece of chalk or a crayon in my hand. I loved colors! I loved to draw! I loved making messes with colors. I was constantly in trouble for coloring things I wasn’t supposed to color; the cat, the wallpaper in my bedroom, the sheets on my bed, books that weren’t coloring books, and my grandpa’s car. (I got a real spanking for that!) I had my own techniques such as pouring paint from the can directly on to whatever object was in front of me; picking a plant or weed from the garden, then dipping it in the paint and flicking it all over; or plunging my hands in paint and smearing myself, the wall, or whatever was within reach. When I got caught, my punishment was to sit with my nose in a corner. That always reminded me of the Uncle Remus story of Brer Rabbit who got thrown in the briar patch when he got caught in the vegetable garden. “Oh no! Please don’t throw me in that briar patch!”— and so they would throw him in the briar patch, and he would run away laughing and yelling, “I was born in that briar patch!” When I sat with my nose in the corner, I didn’t have
Suzan Rasmussen to do any work, or take care of my baby sister, put my toys away or do chores. All I had to do was sit there and make up my own stories and songs. I was perfectly content; it was no punishment at all! When I got to public school, the teachers noticed that I was always drawing on the work I turned in. Some of them covered a wall with butcher paper, so as soon as I finished my work, I could go draw murals on the butcher paper. I drew the outlines, then other kids got to help me color in the picture. My favorite time was Christmas when I drew the manger scene, and using The Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia (which we had in our home), I drew images of people dressed in their native costumes who were bringing gifts to Baby Jesus. I was able to draw and listen to the teacher’s lesson at the same time. I did this all through school. By the end of high school,
I received a full paid scholarship to Brigham Young University (BYU). I really enjoyed working with the art teachers there.” Sue’s student, Sarah Stavros, fell in love with art the minute that Sue Rasmussen invited her to her art starts class at the museum. Sarah would come to class be the first to start and the last to clean up. Sue would often invite Sarah over and have her do painting along with Sue. Sarah has enjoyed art and helping Sue get organized with art classes. Sarah is 11 years old and in the fifth grade at Fairview elementary. She has brought home some amazing art from school. This exhibit will be an exceptional visual display in the Rotating Artist Gallery at the Fairview Museum. Patrons and the public are cordially invited to come to the museum on June 11 or after to view this display. The exhibit will run until Aug. 14.
Warren graduates from Utah medical school Jonathan Warren, Gunnison High School graduate of 2010, is graduating from the University of Utah Medical School with a Doctorate of Pharmacy, having a 4.0 GPA, RhoChi. Previous to this he graduated from Southern Utah University, with a 4.0 GPA, receiving a bachelor’s degree in human nutrition, with an emphasis on allied health, as valedictorian in the College of Science and Engineering, and a minor in business management. Jon and his wife, Jessica (a registered nurse), have two sons, Dean (4) and Jack (1). Jon is the son of Randall Warren and Marilyn West. His grandparents are Darrell and Rula Warren of Gunnison. His inlaws are Terry and Janette Jolley of Ephraim. Jon is now pursuing a career in Community Pharmacy.
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N North Sanpete 4 to 6 track meet results North Sanpete fourth through sixth grade track meet results were as follows.
Boys’ Mile — 4th Grade 1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Mt. Pleasant 3rd Mt. Pleasant
Boys’ Mile — 5th Grade 1st Fountain Green 2nd Moroni 3rd Spring City
Boys’ Mile -6th Grade 1st Fairview 2nd Fairview 3rd Spring City
Boys’ 100 Meter — 4th Grade Girls’ Long Jump — 4th Grade
1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Mt. Pleasant 3rd Fountain Green
Boys’ 100 Meter — 5th Grade
1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Mt. Pleasant 3rd Fountain Green
Girls’ Long Jump -5th Grade
1st Moroni 2nd Moroni 3rd Fountain Green
Boys’ 100 Meter — 6th Grade
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1st Fairview 2nd Fairview 3rd Mt. Pleasant
Boys’ Softball Throw — 4th Grade 1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Mt. Pleasant 3rd Mt. Pleasant
Boys’ Softball Throw — 5th Grade 1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Fountain Green 3rd Moroni
Boys’ Softball Throw — 6th Grade 1st Fairview 2nd Fairview 3rd Mt. Pleasant
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1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Mt. Pleasant 3rd Spring City
Girls’ Long Jump — 6th Grade 1st Mt. Pleasant & Moroni 2nd Fairview 3rd Ftn. Green & Fairview
Girls’ Relay — 4th Grade 1st Mt Pleasant 2nd Moroni 3rd Fountain Green
Girls’ Relay — 5th Grade 1st Moroni 2nd Fairview 3rd Fountain Green
Girls’ Relay — 6th Grade 1st Moroni 2nd Fairview 3rd Fountain Green
COED Relay — 4th 1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Moroni 3rd Spring City
COED Relay — 5th 1st Moroni 2nd Spring City 3rd Mt. Pleasant
COED Relay — 6th 1st Fairview 2nd Mt. Pleasant 3rd Moroni
Boys’ Long Jump- 4th Grade 1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Fountain Green 3rd Fairview
Boys’ Long Jump — 5th Grade 1st Spring City 2nd Fairview 3rd Ftn Green
Boys’ Long Jump -6th Grade 1st Mt. Pleasant 2 Tied 2nd Mt. Pleasant 3rd Fairview
Boys’ Relay — 4th Grade
1st Mt. Pleasant 2nd Moroni 3rd Fairview
Boys’ Relay — 5th Grade 1st Moroni 2nd Fountain Green 3rd Fairview
Boys’ Relay — 6th Grade 1st Fairview 2nd Mt. Pleasant 3rd Moroni
ow that COVID-19 is easing up for us in this country, people are anxious to get out and about again. People are starting to travel. I have friends who recently had a great week in Hawaii. Others are now going on dream vacations that they had postponed. I have talked with some about their travel plans. Those conversations, coupled with a news story involving Pope Francis the other day, reminded me again of a little amusing story. I heard it a long time ago. I may have shared it here in this space years ago, but with memories what they are, and new readers, it bears repeating. There are several variations that I know of, but, of course, I like mine best. It goes like this. A man was having his hair cut and as he sat in the barber’s chair he announced that he was taking a trip to Europe. The barber immediately questioned why the man would want to waste his money on such a frivolous trip. The man explained that there were three things that he had always wanted to do in Europe. He had longed to see the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace in London. He yearned to see DaVinci’s famed “Mona Lisa” painting in the Louve Museum in Paris. And he wanted to see the Pope in person on the balcony in St. Peter’s Square in Rome. The barber sneered and laughed at how naïve he was to think that the trip would be satisfying. He predicted that the crowds at Buckingham Palace would be so huge that he’d be lucky to catch a glimpse of the changing of the guard. The barber told the man that he was foolish to believe that he would have any kind of a decent look at the “Mona Lisa” painting in Paris with all the people and security. And lastly, he explained that even if he did get to see the Pope, the pontiff would look like a tiny speck in the distance with the throngs of people bunched up in the square. The man was not to be discouraged. He went on his long dreamed of European trip. Eventually, he returned to his barber. The barber, of course, wanted to hear a report, being certain that his predictions had come true. The man was overwhelmed with enthusiasm as he told how wonderful the trip had been. It was beyond his wildest dreams. Not only did he have a perfect place to view the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, but the queen herself came by in her carriage. She caught the man’s eye and waved. She had the carriage stop and
she shook the man’s hand. She autographed his guide book. At the Louve, by some inexplicable circumstance, the man was able to view the “Mona Lisa” in solitude, being the only visitor in that particular gallery for about a half hour. He sat in undisturbed contemplation and pondered the portrait with the mysterious smile. It was a dream come true. At the Vatican, he awaited the pope with thousands of others. The Pope arrived in the “popemobile” and for some strange reason stopped right by the man and invited him into the vehicle. Minutes later they were in the Pope’s private chambers and then they appeared together on the balcony and waved to the crowd in the square below. The pope then asked the man if he would like a blessing. The man, of course, was elated and knelt down and bowed. The pope placed his hands on the man’s head. As the barber could see that the man was about to finish his story, he excitedly asked, “What did the pope say to you? What did he say?” “This is what the pope said to me,” the man slowly replied, “My son – where did you get that terrible haircut?’” I love that joke – if you want to call it a joke. I believe that there are a few lessons that can be drawn from it. #1) Don’t rain on someone else’s parade of hope and optimism. Keep your pessimism to yourself. Unless someone is going to do themselves irreparable harm, allow them to pursue their dreams. #2) Realize that complainers are often not tending to their own work as well as they should. They’re too busy worrying about other people or “raining on someone’s parade” to take care of their own business. #3) Sometimes dreams come true. And when they do, the “rainers on parades” have to eat crow. May all your dreams come true. And may all your haircuts be good ones. But remember, the difference between a good haircut and a bad one is only about three weeks. — Merrill P.S. The news story I referred to, at the top of this piece, involving the pope, was about a Polish woman who met Pope Francis last week. She is one of the last survivors of the Nazi death camp Auschwitz. She was in the children’s area of the camp for 3 years. The woman uncovered her arm and showed the pope her tattooed prisoner number. After looking into her eyes, he leaned down and kissed the number.
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Fishing From A1
Willow Pond (community pond in Salt Lake County): Offers bluegill, channel catfish, green sunfish and rainbow trout. Salem Pond (community pond in Utah County): Offers bluegill, channel catfish and rainbow trout.
Burraston Ponds (community pond in Juab County): Offers brown trout, carp and rainbow trout. Utah Lake State Park (Utah County): Offers northern pike (which anglers should keep unless it has a tag), black bullhead catfish, black crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, common carp, walleye, white bass, brown trout, Bonne-
ville cutthroat trout, green sunfish, largemouth bass, yellow perch and June sucker (although anglers should immediately release these since they are a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act). The white bass fishing is hot right now, and other species, like catfish, should provide good fishing action by June.
Learn the rules
You don’t need a license to fish on June 12, but the other fishing rules in Utah will still be in effect. Make sure you know the catch limits and rules for the waterbody you are fishing. The rules are available in the 2021 Utah Fishing Guidebook. And wherever you go fishing on Free Fishing Day, remember to recreate responsibly by pack-
ing out what you pack in and keeping the area free of trash.
Buy a license
Although you don’t need a fishing license on Free Fishing Day, a fishing license is required to fish any other day of the year. Fishing licenses are valid for 365 days and can be purchased online or from a DWR license agent.
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LDS Church stops ‘for time only’ weddings in temples BY GENELLE PUGMIRE
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has sent out several notifications this week pertaining to temple “for time” marriages, a new president for BYU-Pathways, and the opening to phase 3 of 60 or more temples throughout the world. The following includes pertinent information from those announcements:
Marriage for time only
nity as part of these covenants. From time to time, individuals who have lost a spouse they are sealed to and are marrying for a second time have requested to be married for time only in the temple. On Monday, the First Presidency of the church announced that practice will be discontinued. The temple is where eternal ordinances are performed, according to a letter sent to ecclesiastical leaders. Couples wishing to be married civilly are encouraged to ask their bishop or stake president to perform the marriage outside of the temple.
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in good standing and who are worthy can enter the church’s temples where they worship and make sacred BYU-Pathway eternal covenants. The Board of Education of Engaged couples have the The Church of Jesus Christ opportunity to be married or of Latter-day Saints has ap“sealed” for time and all eter- pointed Brian K. Ashton as the
new president of BYU–Pathway Worldwide (BYU–PW), effective Aug. 1. Ashton succeeds Elder Clark G. Gilbert, who has served as the president of BYU–PW since its creation in 2017. Gilbert was sustained as a General Authority Seventy at the April 2021 general conference and will serve as Commissioner of the Church Educational System, also beginning Aug. 1. Ashton has served as BYU– PW’s field operations vice president since 2018. He previously led an educational start-up company focused on correctional and life skills education, according to a church statement. He received a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University and an MBA from Harvard University.
Ashton previously served as second counselor in the church’s Sunday School General Presidency from 2015 to 2019. He also was president of the Texas Houston South Mission, bishop, high councilor, elders quorum president and
missionary in the Peru Lima Mission. He and his wife, Melinda, are the parents of seven children, the press release said. BYU–PW provides access to higher education for church members across the world, combining spiritual and
secular learning. The program began in 2009 at BYU–Idaho with 50 students in three pilot sites in Idaho, Arizona and New York. In 2020, BYU–PW served over 50,000 students Please see WEDDINGS, PageA7
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day of June 2021 at 10:00 A.M. at the West Lobby of the Sanpete County Courthouse, Manti City, Sanpete County, Utah, the Sanpete County Auditor, Stacey Ann Lyon, will offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash, under the provisions of section 59-2-1351 and 59-2-1351.1 Utah Code, the following described real property, located in said county and now five years delinquent and subject to tax sale. A bid for less than the total amount of taxes, interest, penalty and administrative costs, which are a charge upon said real estate will not be accepted.
METHOD OF SALE
The Board of County Commissioners of Sanpete County has determined the following method of sale best meets the objectives of protecting the financial interests of the delinquent property owner and collecting delinquent property taxes due: The highest bid amount for the entire parcel of property. However, a bid may not be accepted for an amount which is insufficient to pay the taxes, penalties, interest and administrative costs. Any amount received in excess of the delinquent taxes, penalties and interest due to all local governments, and any administrative costs by the County, shall be treated as unclaimed property and paid to the State Treasurer’s Office, pursuant to Title 67, Chapter 4a of the Utah Unclaimed Property Act.
SANPETE COUNTY TAX SALE RULES
1. The County Auditor will state the amount of taxes, penalties, interest, and administrative costs on the parcel being offered for sale, which is the amount at which bidding will begin and the lowest acceptable bid.
2. Upon receipt of a bid sufficient to pay the taxes, penalties, interest, and administrative costs on the parcel, higher bids shall be solicited. The bid received in the highest dollar amount, when no higher bids are tendered upon request by the County Auditor, shall be the bid accepted (if such bid is otherwise acceptable under these rules). 3. Property having title deficiencies, description deficiencies, or other deficiencies may be withdrawn from a tax sale. Property withdrawn from a tax sale may be re-certified to a subsequent year’s tax sale after the reasons for the withdrawal have been resolved. Re-certification must be approved/ratified by the Board of Commissioners. 4. A property determined to be a public street, road, canal, or other property subject to public use, based on the records of the County Recorder and/or a physical on-site inspection, will be struck from the sale in the name of Sanpete County. 5. Any property offered for sale for which there is no purchaser or which is not otherwise acceptable under these rules shall be struck off to Sanpete County by the County Auditor, and fee simple title to the property shall then be vested in Sanpete County. 6. Only cash, certified funds, or personal checks will be accepted in payment for property. Payment is due, and shall be made to the County Treasurer. After the conclusion of the bidding for the delinquent parcels of property included in the annual real property tax sale, the sale will be adjourned for a 30 minute recess, during which time all payments for parcels of property purchased at the tax sale shall be made to the Sanpete County Treasurer. Any parcels of property which have not been paid for at the conclusion of the recess period will be re-auctioned. At the re-auction no bids will be accepted from any bidder who failed to pay any bid. If no bid is received at the re-auction for the parcel of property, the Board of County Commissioners may enforce the original accepted bid. Any individual who is a successful bidder for a parcel of property included in the annual real property tax sale and who fails to pay for said parcel of property, will be barred as a bidder in the tax sale the following year. 7. A property owner or lien holder CANNOT better his or her position by purchasing at the tax sale. This includes having family, friends, or associates buying the property and quit claiming it back to the owner. Therefore, if a lien holder, associate, or the owner pays the tax at the sale it will be considered a redemption rather than a tax sale. The County Auditor reserves the right to prevent bidders from participating in the auction or accept bids from bidders that he/she has reason to believe may be attempting to violate this ordinance. This includes prevent a winning bidder from paying a winning bid to the Treasurer on the day of the sale and/or not allowing the bid to be ratified by the Sanpete County Commission after the sale. 8. A bidder shall preregister in person, prior to 9:55 A.M. on day of sale, and be given a number for bidding purposes. In the registration, the bidder shall properly and clearly identify correct information and address for use in issuance of deeds. A. Bids submitted and the Tax Deed issued thereafter will only be executed in the name of an individual bidder/purchaser. B. Individual bidder shall mean a corporation, partnership, trustees of a trust, or proprietorship duly registered, or licensed, in the State of Utah, or a natural person or husband and wife. C. A bidder must register the name under which he/she will bid in the sale and each bidder will be limited to registering and bidding under one name only. 9.
One deed, and only one deed, will be issued to the successful bidder on parcels sold.
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The bidder first recognized by the County Auditor will be the first bid recorded, etc. As in any auction, the bid recognized is the one in effect at the time.
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Collusive bidding will be strictly prohibited.
12. Loud whispering, yelling, cell phone ringing, or talking, other than the bids, must be avoided so that accurate records may be kept of the proceedings of the sale. At any time, the County Auditor may excuse a bidder for this reason. 13.
The final bid number announced by the County Auditor is the official sale, and the bidders previously registered name and address will be the name that will go on the deed.
14. All bids shall be considered conditional dependent on whether or not the bid is contested, until reviewed, and accepted, by the Board of County Commissioners, acting at a regular scheduled meeting. 15.
The Board of County Commissioners may reject any and all bids on the ground that none is acceptable. Should a bid be rejected, all funds accepted for the concerned parcel will be refunded.
16. Once the County Auditor has closed the sale of a particular parcel of property as a result of accepting a bid on said parcel, the successful bidder, or purchaser of the property, may not unilaterally rescind the bid. The county legislative body, after acceptance of a bid, may enforce the terms of the bid by obtaining a legal judgement against the purchaser in the amount of the bid, plus interest and attorney’s fees. 17.
A fee in the amount of $400.00 will be assessed on each parcel for ‘administrative costs.’
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Any person wishing to contest any action taken in connection with the Tax Sale must present such protest in writing to the Sanpete County Commission by 9 a.m. on Thursday, July 1, 2021.
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The period to redeem property prior to closing of the books and beginning of the Tax Sale shall end on Thursday, June 17, 2021 at 9:45A.M.
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The bidder on any parcel of property may be subject to a roll back tax under the provisions of “THE FARMLAND ASSESSMENT ACT”, Utah Code Sections 59-2-501 thru 59-2-515.
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A copy of the Tax Sale rules may be obtained in the office of the Sanpete County Auditor, Sanpete County Courthouse, 160 North Main Ste 207, Manti, Utah 84642, or online at sanpete.com/auditor
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cle for a test drive. ith 2022 seemingly After a week with the veright around the hicle it quickly became evicorner, and with dent it was one of the easiest time marching on, it gave a us great pleasure to have our three-row SUVs to maneuver that we have had to date. The first 2022 model year arrive in the version of the all-new new electronic steering with all its technological wizardry Acura MDX. performs to perfection. GetThe MDX has been redeting around in tight spaces signed from the ground up was like slicing for the new year, butter and out on along with being the open road it was the best-selling a complete joy to be luxury three-row behind the wheel. SUV on the market. Every little input With over 1 milfrom the sport lion sold over its CRAIG & DEANNE steering wheel was 20-year history, we CONOVER communicated to had to agree that it the tires in a comis quite an accomplishment for the brand, and pletely natural and, more of course left us eager to en- importantly, stress-free way. In other words, we felt gage with the vehicle and see completely confident bejust what had been done to make something great, even ing behind the wheel and not worried about making better. sharp corners at low speed We were impressed from that sometimes require all the moment we first drove the new MDX with the styl- our upper body strength in larger SUVs like the MDX ing and features that had been added to the new SUV. to get through that kind of The first thing that Deanne maneuver. With just the grasp of a couple of fingers noticed was that her water on the steering wheel we flask fit in the center cup were ready for any situaholder. May not seem like a tion. large deal but it is on a very On the power side and rare occasion that this insulated flask can live in the cup with the included A-Spec package, our test ride was holder and not be roaming the floor or in the seat beside loaded with all kinds of get up and go. Featuring her on a drive. Another point we noticed 290 horsepower and 267 lb.-ft. of torque it was very right away was Amazon Alexa was present on the home well-mannered getting to speed with no trouble, even menu screen, and all it took with quick jaunts onto the was a familiar Alexa comfreeway. mand and she was off and The power is coupled to running. the wheels via a 10-speed Since we are already used transmission that was barely to having Alexa around the house, the ease of use in the noticeable in the background MDX added even more value providing silky smooth shifts in everyday driving. It was, for us. Sometimes it is the however, ready to growl and little things that can really hold shifts longer in sport stand out when we get a completely redesigned vehi- mode if we wanted to add even
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On top of that added wider vision, pedestrian forward detection has been enhanced allowing the vehicle an even greater view of what is going on around and can help with that braking if needed. From 1 to 6 mph, the MDX will automatically brake before coming in contact with an object both in forward and reverse modes. Oh and this is the first time we have seen a vehicle that has specifically designed impact zones on the front that will help mitigate the impact with a pedestrian, in the case that were to ever happen. What great engineering and design that was. The new exterior also is designed to excite and set
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Purpose of Public Notice The Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is soliciting comments on the request to renew a ground water discharge permit as described below. The ground water discharge permit is issued by the Director of the Division of Water Quality under authority of the Utah Water Quality Act, Section 19-5-106(g) Utah Code Ann. 1953, as amended and Utah Administrative Code R317-6. Under Section 19-1-301.5, effective May 8, 2012, a person who wishes to challenge a Permit Order may only raise an issue or argument during an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the public comment period and was supported with sufficient information or documentation to enable the Director to fully consider the substance and significance of the issue. Utah Code Ann. 19-1-301.5 can be viewed at the following internet URL: le.utah.gov/xcode/Title19/Chapter1/19 -1-S301.5.html Permit Information Permittee:
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Mailing Address: Moroni Wastewater Treatment Plant PO Box 308 Moroni, UT 84646 Facility Location: Sanpete County
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The ground water discharge permit for the operation of the 15 million-gallon anerobic lagoon located at the Pitman Farms turkey processing plant in Moroni City, Sanpete County, Utah, is undergoing renewal. The lagoon is located adjacent to the Moroni Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). The WWTP currently receives industrial wastewater from the turkey processing plant and sanitary wastewater from the City of Moroni. The lagoon was constructed to partially treat and equalize wastewater flows from the processing plant, thereby reducing the loading and allow for constant flow into the WWTP. Ground Water Quality is monitored in one upgradient and two down-gradient monitoring wells with respect to the lagoon. Public Comments Public comments are invited any time through close of business on Monday, July 5, 2021. Written comments may be directed to the Division of Water Quality (DWQ), PO Box 144870, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4870. All comments received prior to close of business on Monday, July 5, 2021, will be considered in the formulation of final conditions to be imposed on the permit. A public hearing may be held if written requests are received within
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Additional Information Additional information may be obtained upon request by contacting Jeff Kolmel at (801) 536-4355 or jkolmel@utah.gov or by writing to the aforementioned address. Related documents are available for review during normal business hours at DWQ, 195 North 1950 West in Salt Lake City or on the DWQ web page at deq.utah.gov/public-notices-archive/wa ter-quality-public-notices. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals with special needs (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) should contact Larene Wyss, Office of Human Resources at (801) 503-5618. Legal Notice 7871 Published in the Pyramid on June 3, 2021 NOTICE TO WATER USERS The applications below were filed with the Division of Water Rights in Sanpete County. These are informal proceedings per Rule 655-6-2. Protests concerning an application must be legibly written or typed, contain the name and mailing address of the protesting party, STATE THE APPLICATION NUMBER PROTESTED, CITE REASONS FOR THE PROTEST, and REQUEST A HEARING, if desired. Also, A $15 FEE MUST BE INCLUDED FOR EACH APPLICATION PROTESTED. Protests must be filed with the Division of Water Rights on or before Jun. 23, 2021 either electronically using the Division‘s on-line Protest of Application form, by hand delivery to a Division office, or by mail at PO Box 146300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6300. Please visit waterrights.utah.gov or call (801)538-7240 for additional information. CHANGE APPLICATION(S) 51-8950 (a47156): DeAnna Meacham propose(s) using 4 ac-ft. from groundwater (Indianola) for DOMESTIC; IRRIGATION; OTHER: Retaining Pond 0.022 af evap; STOCKWATERING. 51-5291 (a47237): Rennert Investment Company Inc. propose(s) using 0.0043 cfs OR 1 ac-ft. from the Underground Water Wells (existing) (3 miles south of Inianola) for DOMESTIC; IRRIGATION. 51-8961 (a47275): Daniel J Day propose(s) using 1 ac-ft. from groundwater (Indianola) for DOMESTIC; IRRIGATION. 51-7589 (a47288): Deanna Meacham and Robert Meacham propose(s) using 0.75 ac-ft. from groundwater (Hideaway Valley Plat A-Lot 52) for IRRIGATION. Teresa Wilhelmsen, P.E. State Engineer Legal Notice 7823 Published in Pyramid on May 27,June 3, 2021
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Temples of the church closed completely throughout the world in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since May 2020, temples have been reopening in a cautious, careful way, in four phases and based on local circumstances and governmental restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Temples in the first four phases are operating on a limited basis. Key precautions are in place for temple workers and patrons, including masks worn at all times, limited numbers of patrons
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Missionaries will soon be headed back to the Provo Missionary Training Center in small, vaccinated groups at a time. As COVID-19 conditions continue to improve in some locations, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is looking ahead to resume on-site training for new missionaries in a phased and cautious approach, according to a church statement released Monday. Over the past 14 months, more than 30,000 missionaries have received training in advance of their full-time missions through online training originating from the church’s 10 missionary training centers (MTCs). Beginning in late June 2021, the Provo, Ghana and New Zealand Missionary Training Centers are scheduled to invite a small number of missionaries to train on location, according to the statement. These opening dates will be evaluated weekly and may be adjusted based on local circumstances and guidelines from local health officials. As on-site MTC training resumes, the following guidelines will apply to missionaries invited to train on-site: nn A negative COVID-19 test will be required prior to arriving at an MTC, and COVID tests will be administered to any missionary who exhibits symptoms during their MTC training. nn Initially, only missionaries from the United States
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An exterior view of the Provo Missionary Training Center on May 19, 2020. Missionaries will soon be headed back to the Provo MTC. who will not be learning a new language will receive their training on-site at the Provo MTC. As conditions continue to improve, invitations for missionaries to receive training at the Provo MTC will expand. nn As a temporary precaution, only missionaries who are fully vaccinated will be eligible to train at the Provo MTC, starting with approximately 150 to 250 new missionaries each week. nn MTCs outside the United States will welcome only local missionaries and will operate at a capacity of approximately 50 missionaries in each location. For a time, missionaries from the United States will not train at these MTCs. nn Missionaries and local leaders will be contacted directly if they will be invited to have an on-site MTC experience. Unless otherwise contacted, new missionaries will continue with online training. nn All missionary training centers have remained operational during the pandemic by providing online training. MTCs in other areas of the
world will resume on-site training as conditions allow. nn The numbers of on-site missionaries will expand gradually as COVID-19 conditions continue to improve. “As MTCs resume on-site training, most new missionaries will begin their training at home and then move to an MTC for the remainder of their training,” according to the church statement. “This will allow missionaries to continue to experience many of the positive elements of online training.” The online portion of training will move to a Monday start. These plans for on-site MTC training have been carefully considered, and protocols will be in place to ensure a safe environment and experience for new missionaries before they leave to their assigned area of service. When at full normal levels, the Provo MTC teaches more than 50 languages. There are also 10 international MTCs that teach various languages. Each instructor who teaches a language is either a native speaker or is fluent thanks to his or her own missionary service. In addition to language instruction, teachers provide cultural training to help missionaries make a smoother transition into their assigned foreign country, according to church information. Missionaries in the MTC also learn how to live on their own. For many of these 18and 19-year-old men and women, the MTC is their first experience living away from home. Young missionaries across the world returned home from their international assignments in waves this past spring, when church leaders became concerned for their health and safety when the pandemic hit. “We have moved about 26,000 missionaries, all of them to their home countries,” said Elder Brent Nielson, a General Authority Seventy and executive director of the Church’s Missionary Department, in a report released on June 11, 2020.” “Church travel employees around the globe spent sleepless nights in their offices booking flights and chartering planes to bring the elders and sisters home,” Nielson added. “Many missionaries were not given much notice before having to pack their belongings and head to the nearest airport. Some left their missions without their luggage.” Those missionaries who had just a few months left to serve were released. Those with more time on their missions were given two options: depart for new assignments as soon as possible or delay for 12 to 18 months. Most missionaries opted to leave right away. Daily Herald reporter Genelle Pugmire can be contacted at gpugmire@heraldextra.com, (801) 344-2910, Twitter @gpugmire
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