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Show Stearmer selected as UHS principal for next year Vernal Express, Wednesday, May 11,2005 AH Robert Stearmer, current principal at Todd Elementary School, has been approved as the next principal of Uintah High School (UHS). Superintendent Wayne Gurney said Stearmer was one of five in-house applicants for the position. Steamer's performance perfor-mance in bringing Todd out of the "needs improvement" category cat-egory associated with No Child Left Behind is one indication of his abilities and leadership qualities. Stearmer said he plans to be a hands-on principal at UHS as he has been at Todd. He has already been highly visible at the high school, making as many visits as his schedule allows. Stearmer has kept a tradition at Todd of helping to serve lunch to students on a I & Rob Stearmer will be the new principal prin-cipal at Uintah High School. monthly basis and will maintain main-tain that tradition at UHS. Mark Dockins will continue as assistant principal and Bart Stevens, current principal at West Junior High School will become the second assistant principal. Current Assistant Principal Jayme Lebya will move into the position of principal prin-cipal at Davis Elementary. Deena Millecam requested to leave Davis Elementary to become principal at West Junior. Gurney said Millecam's skills in the fields of art as well as academic subjects will be an asset to the school. With ninth grade moving out of West Junior, the school will be run in combination with Todd Elementary to provide continuity with teachers and class format from kindergarten kinder-garten through grade eight. The principal's position at Todd Elementary has not yet been filled. In-house applications appli-cations are being taken this week. If the position isn't filled from in-house applicants it will be opened to the public. 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Jl lands leased were located primarily pri-marily in Uintah, Sanpete, Grand, and Duchesne counties. Of the 182 parcels offered, 156 were leased. There were about 3,400 acres of tar sand in Asphalt Ridge that were offered and leased. Asphalt Ridge is located in Uintah County, south of Vernal. The successful bidders are required to pay annual rentals to the trust to hold the properties proper-ties and royalties on the sale of any minerals produced. Auctions for oil and gas and other mineral commodities are held quarterly in January, April, July and October. The next sale will be July 2006 Check the Trust Lands website for more information - www trustlands.com. The money raised by these auctions goes to the permanent fund of Utah's public schools and to the ben eficiaries of the other trusts as provided by law. The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration is an independent state agency which manages 3.4 million acres of Utah trust lands for the benefit of Utah's schools and other public institutions. School trust land auction nets $6.7 million On April 25 the State of Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration held a competitive sealed bid auction for oil and gas and associated hydrocarbon leases, netting $6.7 million. The average price per acre was $65.49. More than 102,800 acres were leased. The Dry Fork pile burned On May 4, the Vernal Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) conducted a prescribed burn in Dry Fork Canyon. Fire crews burned piles of juniper contained within one 37 acre section of the Dry Fork Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project. The 232 acre project started in the spring of 2004. The project proj-ect began with the cutting of the juniper within twelve different differ-ent areas or sections on the face of Dry Fork. Following completion comple-tion of the cutting phase of the project, fuel breaks were created creat-ed around each section, the area was seeded, and the juniper was stacked into piles to be burned. Over the next two weeks (May 9-20), on days when the weather permits, crews are planning to burn the remaining 90 acres of piles. Dr. Michael J. Bjornson, Ph.D., Cunkal Health Psychologist with Comprehensive Psychological Services Inc., is offering services for new and previous pediatric and adult patients at his Vernal Office. jl Dr. Bjornson has many year's experience with individual, group, LjV- I couples, and family services. 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