Monday, September 4, 2023
Dr. Dyer's thoughts on life
What comes out when life squeezes you? When someone hurts or offends you? If anger, pain and fear come out of you, it’s because that’s what’s inside. It doesn’t matter who does the squeezing—your mother, your brother, your children, your boss, the government. If someone says something about you that you don’t like, what comes out of you is what’s inside. And what’s inside is up to you, it’s your choice.
When someone puts the pressure on you and out of you comes anything other than love, it’s because that’s what you’ve allowed to be inside. Once you take away all those negative things you don’t want in your life and replace them with love, you’ll find yourself living a highly functioning life.
September is Constitution Month. It is also the Remembrance of 9-11
What can you remember about the Constitution? How do you feel personally about the Constitution? How do you think it has changed?
Most of the children born in the last 20 years have no recollection of the events of 9-11 or the months afterward when there was more concern for our neighbors. What can we do to help our community?
You may write your comments to Besshuefner@gmail.com
Day of Service Saturday September 9
There are several options to help in the Bear Lake Valley:
Deep Cleaning the Church of Jesus Christ on Bear Lake Blvd Meet at 9:00 in the parking lot.
Cleaning the State Park area.
Help remove the flags to be stored for the winter. Meet Bess on the frontage road by Moose Buns at 9:00
Someone with a chain saw could saw the large limb on 250 So. into 2' lengths and stack them.
The trees on 75 North need to be trimmed from suckers.
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, ZIONS BANK BRING FREE COMMUNITY SCIENCE NIGHT TO GARDEN CITY Sept. 7
NATURAL HISTORY
MUSEUM, ZIONS BANK BRING FREE COMMUNITY SCIENCE NIGHT TO GARDEN CITY
The museum’s
‘Soil Stories’ exhibit will be on display at Zions Bank through September
GARDEN CITY, Utah, August 24, 2023 – Garden City is
the latest stop in the Natural History Museum of Utah’s “Soil Stories”
traveling exhibit, featuring the untold stories of the earth beneath us. The
public is invited to a free Community Science Night on Thursday, Sept. 7, from
4:30-7 p.m. at Zions Bank’s Bear Lake Garden City branch, 557 N. Bear Lake
Blvd. The community event will feature interactive stations, hands-on
activities and touchable specimens.
In conjunction with the Community Science Night, a traveling
exhibit, which is free and open to the public, will be on display at the Bear
Lake Garden City branch during regular bank hours through Sept. 30 as part of
its multi-county tour across Utah.
- Soil
samples and soil crusts from across Utah
- Insect
specimens and small vertebrates
- Indigenous
farming tools, artifacts, and pottery
- Paleosol:
where it’s found, and why it matters
“We’re excited for Traveling Treasures to come to Garden City
for the first time since our branch opened in May 2021,” said Steve Allred,
manager of Zions Bank’s Bear Lake Garden City branch. “The museum does a great
job making science and history accessible.”
Visitors will learn that soils vary in color, texture and smell,
and that the organisms that inhabit soil – like cicadas – are just as
interesting. One exhibit shows the Indigenous farming practices that allowed
Utah’s original peoples to thrive in an arid climate, while another highlights
the importance of corn, beans, and squash, and their role in the soil.
“In my work studying insects, I have always been fascinated by
soil,” said NHMU entomology collections manager Christy Bills. “Invertebrates
such as beetles, ants, and snails enrich soil and play a large role in
sustaining all kinds of ecosystems in surprising ways.”
For more than 20 years, the Natural History Museum of Utah and
Zions Bank have partnered to brings natural history collections and research to
Utah’s diverse communities. Each year, a team of educators, exhibit designers,
bankers, and museum volunteers create a new traveling exhibit that explores a
unique aspect of natural history in the state, region and beyond.
Rich County Commission Meeting-watch on youtube
Garden City Planning Commission-call in to listen
The Garden City Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, September 6, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. at the Garden City Lakeview Building located at 69 N. Paradise Parkway, Building C.
AGENDA 1. Roll Call 2. Discussion of Harbor View Townhomes located at 951 Harbor Village East Drive to change from 7 townhome units to 14 condominiums, Rod Thompson 3. Discussion of ordinances: #23-17, An ordinance updating cluster development road grades. #23-18, An ordinance updating zoning conformity for building permit. 4. Adjournment The public is invited to attend the meeting, listen by phone, or give written comment. The conference phone number is #1-866-347-5097. There is a 2-minute limit on those commenting during the meeting.The Garden City Planning Commission will hold their regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, September 6, 2023, immediately following their Public Hearing at 5:00 p.m. at the Garden City Lakeview Building, located at 69 N. Paradise Parkway, Building C.
AGENDA
1. Roll Call
2. Approval of Minutes
a.
Special Meeting
held on August 15, 2023
b. Regular Meeting
3. Discussion/Approval of Preliminary Plat Subdivision for Sweetwater Townhomes located at Pickleville Parkway and Sweetwater Parkway. A 195-unit townhome resort. Tyson Lund
4. Discussion/Approval of Preliminary Plat Subdivision located in Elk’s Ridge Development, The Fell Subdivision located West of Elk’s Ridge Phase 2 with 94 lots, 30 residential building lots and 64 townhome units. Lance Anderson
5.
Discussion/Approval
for Harbor View LLC located at 951 Harbor Village East Dr. to change from 7
townhome units to 14 condos. Rod Thompson
6.
Discussion/Approval of Ordinances:
a. #23-17 – An Ordinance updating cluster development
road grades
b. #23-18 – An Ordinance updating zoning conformity for
building permit
7.
Training
8.
Miscellaneous
9.
Adjournment
NOTE: The order of this
agenda may be altered by those present if necessary.
The conference phone
number is 1-866-347-5097.
In compliance with the
Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations
(including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this meeting
should notify the Garden City Office at (435) 946-2901, at least 3 working days
before the meeting. The Garden City Office is open Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m.
Posted this 31st day of August
2023.
Rich School
Upcoming Rich Schools
Activities
Thurs. Sept.
7
JV Football @ Malad
RMS VB vs Star Valley
Fri. Sept. 8
XC @ Park City
3:00 VB vs Wendover
4:00 FB vs Mt. View
Sat. Sept 9
RMS FB vs Big Piney
3:00 VB @ tabiona
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