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Show V * voun November 4, 200? Page A3 The Summit County Bee Sheriff's Blotter Superintendent's Corner : • Theft - A Park City business advised a water- issues. The dog owner pulled the male off his horse pump was stolen sometime during the weekend. and hit him. 7 • Vandalism - Complainant reported a motorist • Theft - A North Summit resident reported somewas broken down and stranded due to mechanical one had stolen a saddle from the barn at their resiproblems at the bottom of an off ramp. dence. • • Trespassing - South Summit,, complainant . • Abandoned Vehicle - Complainant advised a advised hunters were shooting on private property. white pickup had been parked near their mailbox for An officer spoke with the three individuals who several days and would like it moved. agreed to move to public hunting ground. • Citizen Assist - A Park City resident asked • Citizen Complainant - A resident reported sev- questions regarding a protective order. Complainant eral cement trucks were in the area for a construction had oxygen that the person needed. project. Caller said one truck was tipped sideways • ATL - Cell phone caller reported a semi driver while it was pouring and was worried about safety had a piece of lumber sticking three feet out from the conditions. side of the flatbed trailer. •ATL - A complainant advised a male in the sub• Theft - Complainant reported his water bill had urban was yelling at a female telling her to get inside extreme overages on it and believed a construction the vehicle. company next door was possibly stealing water while • Disturbing the Peace - Complainant advised building a house there, construction crews were using extremely loud equip• Citizen Complaint - Employee reported a male ment that sounded like metai-to-metal. Complainant individual stated he was involved in an undercover requested an officer speak with the crew about the operation and the employee needed to let the transacongoing noise that was very disturbing. tion go through. He then walked out of the store into • Lost Property - An Ogden area resident report- the parking lot. ed he had lost his 30/30 rifle near the Echo Reservoir. • Theft from Auto - Citizen advised someone • Traffic Complaint - A security officer for the stole her luggage from her vehicle while parked in a outlet mall stores reported an apparently intoxicated parking lot. Caller advised her vehicle was not locked driver entering the parking lot. at the time. • Suspicious - Cell phone caller reported two • Trespassing - Complainant advised he returned young adults were going from car to car in a parking from a two-week trip and found a washer and dryer lot trying door handles to check if any were open. and other furniture items were missing from his • Traffic Accident - Cell phone caller reported an home. accident involving two vehicles in the Wal-Mart • Suspicious - Complainant advised passing train Parking lot. No one was injured but one driver want- crew reported seeing two vehicles in a tunnel; one ed a report taken. had its flashers on and the other had children in the • Suspicious - Complainant reported 5-6 males car. outside a store near two trucks for over a half-hour. • Assault - Caller advised a male in his 20's was Caller said there were generators in the backs of the assaulted and needed an ambulance. vehicles. • Telephone Harassment - Complainant advised • Theft - Complainant advised several tools used a former employee called the store and was verbally in a landscaping business were taken from their yard. harassing. • Fraud - A Park City resident reported someone • ATL - Complainant reported a pick up was towstole his checks and had written $30,000 on his ing tow trailers, both by ball hitches. Complainant account. stated the driver was unable to hold lane of travel and • Fraud - A South Summit resident advised thought this method of travel was possibly illegal. someone stole some checks from the home and wrote • Burglary - Complainant advised a big screen one out on an account that had been closed for three TV and a stereo was missing from his garage. years. • Found Property - Complainant advised they • Trespassing - Complainant reported two males found a bag by a car wash containing tools, tow-rope were trespassing and shot a deer and were dragging it and another smaller bag inside. from the property. • Suspicious - A resident reported an individual • Assault - Complainant advised she and her hus- that is apparently intoxicated tried to open the door to band were riding horses and another individual in the her apartment. After asking what he wanted the man area had dogs that went after them. The male advised then began knocking on the door. the dog owner m control the dogs or they would have Three hundred and three incidents reported. Home of the Braves "Let Us Give Thanks" In the deep unwritten wisdom of life, there arc many things to be Your part in the world is very learned that cannot be taught. We essential to the happiness of the never know them by hearing them world. One grain of corn never spoken, but we grow into them by filled a bushel measure, but it experience and recognize them helps its fellow grains to do so. through understanding. Your little service to others Understanding is a great expemay pass unnoticed, but the sum rience in itself, but it does not of all such helpfulness is what always come through instruction. makes the world better today than The Holiday Season is it was yesterday. It builds up our approaching us quickly, look civilization. around and be thankful for the beautiful trees, as they are changing colors, changes in the seasons, and weather. This Holiday Season is a time to be spent with family and friends and enjoy the beautiful things which life has to offer us. Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving. North Summit Superintendent Steve Carlsen Home of the Wildcats "Did You Know?" Thanks to the Utah School Board's Association I am including a few items of information to the readers of this article concerning changes in the educational process. I hope you enjoy the information. Teaching the 3 R's and developing good citizens is what public schools do. Right? Maybe it was that simple in the beginning and several years ago, but over the years the purpose and scope of public education have changed dramatically. By law, public schools today have many increased responsibilities including everything from adult education and asbestos abatement to Internet filtering and translation services. Federal and State legislatures continually require our public schools to do more. In the past four Utah State Legislature sessions, 176 education bills have passed. Federal laws, such as No Child Left Behind, demand increased testing and accountability. Annual Yearly Progress compare schools and measures progress toward the goal of 100 percent of students being at grade level by the year 2014. In response to this rising flood of expectations, both North and South Summit School Districts are teaching more students more subjects to higher levels than ever before. Most high schools are offering many of the available 32 Advanced Placement courses, which grant college credit to successful students. In addition, last year through concurrent enrollment, Utah high school students earned 147,000 semester hours of free college credit worth more than $5 million. It is not uncommon for some of our high school graduates to complete their college Associates Degree before they ever leave high school. It is a great time for students in our schools. We invite you to come and visit our schools, which are near your home and see how public education has changed and is providing great opportunities for students. I think you will like what you see. Should there be items of concern, volunteer to work with the educators to improve that situation. The Community Councils are great places to provide positive input to school officials. 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