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Vol.
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May 08, 2008
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County NewsEnoch Encourages Residents to Plant Trees By: Ashley Langston About 600 people gathered at the Enoch City offices April 26 to learn about tree selection and maintenance, see a tree planting demonstration, and receive a free tree. Each child who attended the city’s annual Arbor Day celebration was given a free tree. Debra Ley, a member of the Arbor Day committee, said they gave out 240 trees to children. (read article) Walkers, Volunteers Come Out for Cedar City Walk MS By: Cathy Wentz The atmosphere was festive at West Canyon Park as the Utah Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society sponsored a walk the morning of April 26 that would raise funds to help find a cure for multiple sclerosis. (read article) Parowan City Council Reviews Swimming Pool Fees By: Cathy Wentz The Parowan City Council considered adjusting the community swimming pool fees for the summer season of 2008 during its April 24 work meeting. Mayor Jim Robinson said, in an analysis of charges for several public pools, the city considers the charges for its pool to be way too low. He said there are two perspectives on the issue. (read article) Bradshaw Chevrolet Buick Maintains Tradition By: Ashley Langston Bradshaw Chevrolet Buick has been selling vehicles in Cedar City since 1931, almost as long as Chevrolet vehicles have existed. Jacob Brann, general sales manager, said that tradition is important to them, and they want to continue to build on it with good customer service, community involvement, and quality vehicles. (read article) Public Meeting Provides Information about Lake Powell Pipeline Project By: Cathy Wentz The Utah Division of Natural Resources conducted a public meeting at the Crystal Inn in Cedar City, April 23, to provide information about the Lake Powell Pipeline. Eric Millis, deputy director of the Division of Water Resources, said the Lake Powell Pipeline project is in the beginning stages of its development. (read article) Rotary Club Prepares for Golf Tournament By: For the Review The Cedar City Rotary Club annual golf tournament will be at Cedar Ridge Golf Course on Wednesday, May 14. (read article) Cedar City Children Observe Arbor Day By: Ashley Langston Cedar City Parks and Recreation Department employees, Department of Natural Resources representatives, city officials, and area children gathered April 25 at the Main Street Park to celebrate Arbor Day. (read article) Wind Kicks Up to get ‘Flight for Sight’ Off the Ground By: Cathy Wentz The sky was dotted with colorful kites near Cedar Middle School the afternoon of April 26 as the Cedar City Lion’s Club conducted “Flight for Sight” to raise funds for those who need glasses and eye surgeries but cannot afford them. (read article) Baseball, Softball Playoffs Underway By: Michael Nielson It’s time for the baseball and softball state playoffs, and plenty of local teams are in the mix for this year’s titles. (read article) Canyon View Baseball Beats Hurricane, Earns Playoff Spot By: Michael Nielson Canyon View’s Mike Dedrick won what turned out to be a classic pitcher’s duel with Hurricane’s Justin Jarvis Friday, May 2, sealing the Falcons’ spot in the state tournament in the Falcons’ regular season finale. (read article) Morgan's Goalkeeping Holds Strong By: Jack Riordan The Morgan boys’ soccer team made the 280 mile trip south to meet Cedar in a 2nd round 3A playoff match last Saturday, and they brought plenty of their fans with them. Their drive home was most likely jubilant as they shocked the Redmen, winning 5-0 to advance to the next round, and one step closer to a state championship. (read article) PHS Baseball Drops To One-Loss Bracket By: Michael Nielson The Parowan baseball team survived an elimination game against North Sevier, but lost to South Sevier in the second round of the state playoffs in Spanish Fork Saturday, May 3. Parowan began the day with a must-win contest against North Sevier. Unlike the softball tournament, the first round was a single elimination contest for both teams. Parowan, riding on five RBIs from senior Dane Askeroth, claimed an 11-7 win. (read article) Parowan Softball Team Wins One, Loses One at State Tournament By: Michael Nielson After a 15-0 rout of Rowland Hall, the Parowan softball team lost to Juab 4-3 in the second round of the state playoffs in Spanish Fork Saturday, May 3. (read article) Canyon View Softball Wins Important Game, Cedar Still Claims Home Playoff Game By: Jack Riordan Be it one game, or an entire season, all a coach can ask from a team is to give themselves a chance to win at the end. (read article) 'Stamp Out Hunger' Food Drive Around Corner By: Bill Brown The United States Postal Service, Letter Carriers, Campbell's Soups, Valpak/Cox Target Media, and many volunteers unite to conduct the 16th Annual “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive, Saturday, May 10. The food collected during the drive will be used to benefit local food banks, Stefaney Bishop, coordinator for the Washington County portion of the drive, said. The Letter Carrier's food drive takes place nationally on the Saturday before Mother’s Day every year, Bishop said, specifically to benefit food banks the most. (read article) Confessions of a Semi-Reformed Super-Chicken By: Cathy Wentz A couple of weeks ago I had one of those rare opportunities that I almost passed up because I can be such a super-chicken. (read article) Over the Hill Syndrome By: Mac Mcgee I recently had a situation where an older man came to me unable to find work. “You’re my last ditch effort,” he said. (read article) Bread Making at its Best - Part II By: Bev Rankin In my last article, I gave you lots of information on sourdough and taught you the sterilization process and how leaveners work. Hopefully, you sourdough enthusiasts have picked out or purchased your container and have everything ready to go. Below, you will find three sourdough starter recipes. (read article) Just-Washed Objects in Motion By: Sharon May Everyone knows there are certain immutable laws of nature. Like movies are never as funny as their trailers. And objects in motion – such as toddlers – stay in motion, while objects at rest – like teenagers – stay at rest until at least noon unless acted upon. (read article) |
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