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Show A-3 *The Park Record Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, April 21-24, 2007 COUNTY EDITOR: Patrick Parkinson 649-9014 ext 112 countynews@parkrecord.com COUNTY SEAT Skateboard park is on hold generated about $7,000 for the project, Schmidt said. "We're going to get a skateboard park if it takes several more years, but I don't want it to take several years," he added. "The city probably very well could fund it, but I feel like it's really important that as a community that we come together and put some money together. If we start to get close, we'll find the funds to make this thing work." Officials in the fall might also request money from Summit County's Recreation, Arts and Parks Tax, the mayor said. "The of city Mayor in Coalville says community must step up to help fund project sometimes associated with skate parks could occur in Coalville, Of the Record staff Rowser explained. Skate parks in Oakley and But Schmidt dismissed those Park City are open while offi- worries in a telephone interview cials in Coalville scurry to raise Thursday. money for one in their town. "It only takes five minutes in Coalville Mayor Duane the city of Coalville to drive Schmidt estimates a street-style around and see a kid somewhere skate park could cost the city on a skateboard," the mayor said. "Once you provide them more than $30,000. "There is a generational gap with that place to go, they're here," Schmidt said. "A lot of going to stop skateboarding people look at it and they don't over at the church, they're gong quite understand the skateboard thing. A lot of kids do the skateOnce you provide them with that c 6 a i v i 11 e board thing and don't do the r baseball." ' throughout To build the ramps and rails, place to go, they're going to stop skate- the history of officials are considering leasing land owned by the North boarding over at the church [and] over r[uej;cdsehas ived Summit Fire District at 86 E. $1,500 for Center St. at the County Courthouse." three "Last I knew [Coalville] had - Duane Schmidt b e n c h e park s," approached the fire district Schmidt said. Coalville mayor about leasing the property," "You've got to North Summit Fire give kids Commissioner Tyler Rowser opportunity, and as a communisaid. to stop skateboarding over at ty over here, we need to be a lot Fire commissioners were con- the County Courthouse." cerned problems like vandalism Meanwhile, fund-raising has more aware and cognizant of what we've got going on." By PATRICK PARKINSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S REPORT An investigation into who may have burglarized several unlocked vehicles in Pinebrook last week continues but detectives say they haven't airested suspects. Items stolen from about nine cars include cash and electronics devices like iPods, authorities say. "Information like that makes us believe they were after specific things," Summit County Sheriff's Office Capt. Sherm Farnsworth said. Some of the thefts April 11 occurred inside garages, he said, adding that, "nine in one night are pretty frustrating." Meanwhile, last month a woman suffered minor injuries when she was struck by a Ford Taurus while riding her bicycle on Bitner Road around 11:45 a.m. The man who was driving the car said the woman hit him. But Farnsworth said damage to the bicycle indicated the vehicle struck the rider from behind. No citations were issued, he said. Other calls received recently by dispatchers included: Several juveniles were allegedly drinking alcohol and shooting a gun at a party near Aspen Drive in Summit Park April 8 at 5:22 p.m. Several gunshots were heard April 8 around 10:40 a.m. on Whileaway Road in Silver Creek. A man told a county dispatcher someone broke a window on his Toyota Scion in western Summit County on April 7. Coalville April 5. No injuries were reported. On April 5, a 23-year-old man reportedly cut his wrists in South Summit. He survived. A man on Flint Way in Jeremy Ranch claimed two televisions were missing from his home after a burglary April 3. No injuries were reported as a result of a traffic crash that involved two cars in a parking lot at Kimball Junction April 3. Officers were investigating after they received a call from a woman who accused someone of abusing her 12-year-old daughter in western Summit County on April 3. A piece of heavy machinery was allegedly vandalized while parked on East Canyon Road about three miles from Jeremy Ranch April 3. Several horses were reportedly loose near State Road 32 in Peoa April 3 at 4:16 am. A teenaged boy from South Summit was injured April 2 when he crashed while riding an all-terrain vehicle around 5:20 p.m. The boy was wearing a helmet when the machine rolled on top of his chest, a Sheriff's Office report states. On April 2, a woman in western Summit County told an officer she was raped in the area several years ago. But after questioning the victim and male suspect, no evidence supported her accusation, investigators say. A 1-year-old girl reportedly suffered a head injury and was bleeding inside an apartment on Kilby Road April 7 at 10:32 a.m. On April 6, a woman claimed a man tried to force himself inside her home on Oslo Lane. According to a Sheriff's Office report, the suspect attempted "to get into her residence by pulling on the door handle." The prowler fled when she yelled outside her window, the woman told the authorities. On April 6, a Silver Creek woman reported as case of fraud to the Sheriff's Office after her debit card was allegedly used without her permission. A case of theft was reported from the Glenwild golf course clubhouse April 6 at 2:11 p.m. On April 6, a woman told a dispatcher her purse was stolen while she shopped in western Summit County around 12:30 p.m. A woman told a dispatcher her husband was yelling and breaking things with a hockey stick April 5 at 9:55 p.m. She was among several people, including at least two children, who reportedly waited outside until officers arrived. On April 5, several vehicles were allegedly burglarized while parked at an apartment complex on Kilby Road. 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