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Show Friday, May 1, 2009 D A HER At 0 L Y I A7 Flu Continued from Al Greg Hudnall, director of student services for Provo School District, said there have not been any cases of swine flu in the district, "We're not closing schools as of now," he said. Hudnall said in any public emergency, the school district relies on the direction of local agencies such as the fire and police departments or the health department. If cases are discovered and the health department tells the district to close schools, Hudnall said a school could be closed for up to seven days. However, Hudnall said he does not expect a large district like Provo will close every school. "For us, we always want to err on the side of safety," he a 1 , l : - DAVID RYDERPark . A f "I do think as parents and employees we are going to be a little more sensitive to coughs and sniffles and the common cold," she said. Utah County Health Department spokesman Lance Madigan said the swine flu has brought some panic to residents, and the department has been flooded with calls from everyone with a runny nose. However, he said there have been no cases in Ut ah Count y : so far. "We have not had any come back beyond tlie initial screen- City Record at Trailside Elementary alerted students and parents' to the school's closure Thursday in Park City. are ill, Hudnall said. Officials also met with all of the principals Thursday morning to go through procedures, but also to ensure the atmosphere remains ? DAVID RYDER Park City Record Ofelia Diaz holds her son, Ramiro Ramos Diaz, 3, as he is tested for influenza Thursday morning at Park City Health Care by medical assistant Amy Molsberry. 20-3- 0 health supplies are in stock at each school. Despite the proactive measures, Bromley said parents have asked about keeping their children home. Over the next few days, principals will be keeping track of how many children stay home, sick or otherwise. "It's the parents' right to excuse their student for whatever reason," she said. Should the decision be made to close a school, Bromley said the district will inform parents through several avenues, including letters and automated phone calls. However, the district would only close a select number of its 71 schools in that instance. Nebo School District spokeswoman Lana Hiskey said the district is taking the same precautions, with teachers sanitizing keyboards, door handles and Ughtswitches. Letters also have been sent home to parents about helping their children practice proper hygiene. Hiskey said parents will Lehi his job was to work with nonindustrial private forest owners, cities and towns Hudachko said the concern over swine flu is because most people do not have any immunity from the disease, and no vaccines are available. There are treatments available, however, and each state has received a stockpile of medications for'the disease. Hudachko Said Utah had 55,000 courses available, while the federal government sent an additional 87.000. That is only a quarter of Utah's allotment from the government, he said, but the state will not have enough doses for everyone. However, Hudachko said the general sentiment from public health officials is not to panic, just to be cautious. The people who should stay home are those who are feeling ill. "We're not telling people they need to hunker down in their homes," he said. a tree and an illustrative guide to trees that grow well in the Lehi area. Bunker, a forester for the city of Provo, helped supply most of the photos for the booklet. Others involved in its publication are Paula Berg, Shane Peterson, Teri Simpson, Johnny Barnes and Steve Marchbanks, The city was awarded Tree City USA status on Saturday, which is also when the booklet "Tree Selection and Care Guidebook" was released. "Without Steve Calton's support we wouldn't have this," Frandsen said. He said Calton lobbied for Tree City project completion. The advisory committee isn't done, however. There is more work to do. "Oh no, you are never done," Frandsen said. Next On the agenda is completing an inventory of Lehi trees and historical ' trees. "We probably have three or four historical trees, maybe more," he said. "But that is one of the next steps." Continued from Al pmmm. with urban forestry. "Which is what we've done here in Lehi," Frandsen said. He retired from the Forest Service in 1998 and two years later began in earnest the task of creating a city tree ordinance. City council members approved the seven-pagdocument as an ordinance, chapter 35, on April 2, 2008. He said he remembers when the project began for him. "I got a call from Johnny Barnes asking me if I would be a part of the Parks and Trails Committee," he said. "That CATHY ALLREDDaily Herald was back when George Bush Sr. was Kim honored were Struthers by Lehi City left, Ed Frandsen and Steve Calton president." Frandsen identified several Lehi residents who would work well on on Saturday for their work in establishing the community as a Tree City USA. the committee including his industry representative, Calton, who owns trees called the "Lehi City Tree SelecService. Cathy Allred can be reached at Advisory Committee, the book consists how to or heraldextra tion and Care Guidebook." Published by of 42 pages of information Frandsen said Calton was instrumen(801 ) tal in helping him design a pamphlet on the Lehi City Parks, Trails and Trees plant trees, how to choose a tree, prune digis.net. two-colum- n 376-642- 2 52:145:0002 46:570:0037 (150) , LAMBOURNE, KELLY B& LINDA 1751 S 2250 EAST SPANISH FORK UT 84660-642Total redemption if paid as of 05 '2 .'2009 6 6.3 2.27 48:275:0320 84020-557- . , 5 ...... 565.23 ,. 49:155:0007 84058-636- 9 ...... 10,051.33 49:236:0110 (010) MARTIN, TODD C & ANNABELLE L '760 W 2530 NORTH LEHI UT 84043-344- 5 Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 52:166:0066 (110) TEMPLE. 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Richards said though owls hitting windows is uncommon, she hopes the city takes steps to install exterior visual markers to warn other birds that may unknowingly attempt to fly into the library's large picture windows. 601.50 ACCOUNT and SERIAL NUMBER ( 040) 11:017:0060 BARKER PROPERTIES LC 2600 E 9800 SOUTH SANDY UT 84092-424- 3 Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 . . . . . . 51,056.35 ACCOUNT 4 and SERIAL NUMBER 11:008:0003 (040) BARKER PROPERTIES LC 2600 E 9800 SOUTH SANDY UT 84092-424- 3 Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 36,313.42 GREENBELT ACCOUNT ........ 225.40 4 and SERIAL NUMBER (120) CROSS, JERROLDL 1494 S CARTERV1LLE RD OREM UT 84097-723Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 9 ....... 4,200.91 ' 98:025:0008 . 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ANNA C 208 N CENTER ST AMERICAN FORK UT 26,076.19 the window." Enough people have seen the imprint to make it a real photo opportunity. The best time to see it is between p.m. inside the library on the north side of the children's wing, White GREENBELT 7 Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 j "Most of the owls we see get in winds and are carried into windows," said Patti Richards, director of the Great Basin Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education. "I'm sure the snow was heavy enough, he didn't even see ' PO BOX 45 GOSHEN UT 84633-004- 5 Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 D. 3.183.07 5 Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 1,977.78 (045) MARTINEZ, ROBERT P 11030 N 5100 WEST HIGHLAND UT 84003-947Total redemption if paid as of 05 21 2009 52:144:0023 84604-533- J. ELITE DEVELOPMENT L.L.C. 510 N PALISADES DR OREM UT 84097-541- f weeks. 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AMAL E & KIM D 1971 N 205 WEST OREM UT 84057-212- 3 Total redemption if paid as of 05. 212009 window." The hardest part for those who have seen the imprint is wanting to know if the owl survived. No one has seen any indication the owl was there A body was never found, there were no feathers, nothing. According to Jim and Julie Siebach who live adjacent to SCERA Park, six blocks south of the library, a great horned owl has been seen perching in the top of a pine tree all winter at the eajs t entrance to the SCERA Shell Outdoor Theater. They haven't seen the owl in a few ing." he said. mid-Apri- l. Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 camera. "It wasn't noticed until Friday after the snowstorm on April 17." White said. "I came in the next Monday and took the picture." Although Orem has had a few rain storms since, White said there has been little deterioration in the dust and most of the imprint is still there. "You can even see the separations of the feathers on his belly." she said. "We want him to be alive. It looks like he's coming right out of the pine tree nearby into the parents. j A sign ers are reminding students, especially younger children, of proper health protocol. Small spokeswoman Rhonda Brochildren often sneeze and wipe mley said there was an initial their hands on their clothes be- panic Thursday morning as fore playing with toys, he said, parents began hearing the and teachers are making sure news from Park City. Bromley there are plenty of tissues for said many were concerned bekids to wipe their noses and cause they knew of people that extra time to wash their hands. had traveled to Mexico over Teachers and staff are also spring break in "Parents are concerned, obspending extra time sanitizing the classrooms and equipment viously, wanting to know what in schools. we're doing to protect their Hudnall said parents are also children," she said. Bromley said the number urged to keep their children home from school if they may of cases in Park City brought families the issue closer to home for be sick, and have done so. Some children parents. However, she said it was somewhat reassuring to have stayed home because they weren't feeling well, but a them to know the district is handful stayed home because of aware and preparing for any outbreak. The district has been the fear of getting sick, which Hudnall said is their right, taking measures for the last District officials are working week to step up sanitization in the schools, she said, and with families that do not have officials have sent notices to insurance to make sure children can visit a clinic if they principals to ensure the proper (090) DRAMFAM LLC. 578 S STATE ST OREM UT get away , so she grabbed a is possible some children may stay home sick with the common cold and not the flu, but Hiskey said the disease is causing a heightened awareness in calm, he said. "One thing we didn't want to do is cause a panic," he said. In Alpine School District, Total redemption if paid as of 05212009 Continued from Al childreniftheystayhome.lt said. While no cases have been discovered, Hudnall said the district is taking precautions to prevent an outbreak. Teach- (019) JANECZKO, MICHAL P & MICHELLE K 1781 WALNUT GROVE DR DRAPER UT Owl be notified if any school is to close, and they should not send their children to group child care if a school is closed. Some parents may keep their children home in the next few days, and Hiskey said parents need to make sure to call the school and excuse their , 8, 5, 2009. |
