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Show 2A Emery County Progress Castle Dale. Utah Tuesday October 8, 2002 Commission Continued from PAGE 1A. ers come to their exit inteniews then they can be connected to sion offices are dosed. It w iJl be interesting she said and we are in the process of testing the line. This sen ice is prov idcd to employ ers at no charge. This job bank provides information on both , state arid nationwide jobs which are available. Fish described the site as beingeus-tome- r friendly. Fish describ'd three suneys w hich they conduct every year resources. The next item on the agenda was the Fmery Telcom update by Mike McCandless. He said that their Smart Site has been awarded a portion of survey work for state agencies. This work is part of an ongoing effort to outsource work to rural Ftah. The annual Fmery Telcom Barbeque was a success with the largest attendance to hx-al- among their customers, employees and employers. She said they suneyed customers for two days in July and compared the results I hey did well overall but went dow n in a few areas which they are working on The Castle Hide office has good sen ice, even though state agencies have dwindling services in these tunes of budget date. Video production specialist, CraigThompson is handling the insertion of local advertising onto the cable channels. The call center has regained a contract they had previously lost. The company said the quality of the workers and service has brought them back McCandless said they are constantly working to bring out of state contracts here. McCandless said that the DSL sen ice has Usui a great success with t.2o subscribers. Fvery community but Wellington now has DSL sen ice. The next item on the agenda w as Joan lay lor vv ho is the scenic byway coordinator. She invited a representative from the commission to come to their planning meetings. She said they are working on signage for the Stuart (iuard Station and are also working on activities w hich vv ill increase v isitation to the byways and help draw the v isitors into the communities. The byway committee will meet again on Dec. .T and focus on continuing projects through cuts. Fish reported that the L'niver-sit- y of I'tah is studying and tracking the indiv iduals as they go off of assistance vv hen their time is completed The study showed that 57 percent of those vviio went off welfare are still Ih'Iow the poverty level. She said that many of these indiv iduals have mullibarriers in tiecoming self sufficient and they will assist them and identify and help them to overcome issues. She said they r eed to show the legislators that caseloads for the are too large. Several customers leave assistance and are not capable of taking care of themselves. We will help connect them vv ith other sen ices so they can have a better life and not lx destitute. If those custom gether. was next Kathy Hanna-Smit- h on the agenda discussing a project for a low watt information sy stem w hich would provide updates on avalanee control, road conditions and safety; tour-i- ester that Anderson had located could look at the plans and see them through the planning and zoning process. The other concerns will be dealt with as they arise like the monitoring of the harvest if they are able to proceed this season Kathleen Truman reported on information, fishing and hunting information and the message could be changed immediately. it would cover Fmery; Sanpete and Carbon counties. She said they w anted to have the project in place for this winter but they do not have the needed fundingyet. The project is estimated at 821,000 and so far ( arbon County has contributed 81, (MX) and the travel bureau has contributed 81.000. She asked the commission for a donation for the project. She said they will continue to pursue the project as long as it takes because it is a good project and they are not dropping it. The commissioners said they will take a look and see if they hav e any funding available. The next item vv as the citizen concerns category. Bryant Anderson from planning and zoning said a lot of people on priv ate land ant logging done on their property due to bark beetle infestation. He has already received some harvest plans and needs to have a forester look the plans over and vv superv ise the removal process. The commission wondered if any logging would take place this late in the season. It vv as determined that the for (435) - 687-STA- ft Nightly 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. Weekly Matinees Monday: Senior Day 2 p.m. them as to the cause. They collected evidence in the room w here the fire started. It was the room where the couple was staying, where the fire apparently started and spread east and west from there. The couple checked into the room at approximately 2 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. The female had apparently been traveling with the male for a short time. The male was very cooperative and had a load to deliver in the Salt Lake area on Sunday. We have put out a nation-- w ide attempt to locate on the female. She is described as being a white female, 32 years of age. She is approximately 53 and 180 pounds. She has blue eyes and dishwater blonde, shoulder length hair. She wears glasses and was last seen wearing a red shirt and red shorts. We are in the process of obtaining photos of her from another agency at this time. The Emery County Sheriff's Office and the Grand County Sheriff's Office as well as the Serving Rated PG Rated PG 13 Playing at 7 00pm Playing at Saturday: & 2 p.m. , Each Wednesday from 2:00pm-5:00pOctober 9 is Model Day Come in Free Just for Fun I m r ? Starts Inilay Ott. s have A V KING KOAL Daily 7:00 & 9:00 Home Alabama 1 Daily 7:30 Sat. 7:30 & 9.45 & THEATRE 30 East Main. Price All Main Seats $1.50 PRICE 637-274- 0 Daily 7 00, Fri. ft Sat. 7:00 ft 9.00 Lilo & i The Tuxedo rrr Dragon A -- i S,itch vv! r g Continues Cry Room tor your convenience Dunwoody said, We are dis- appointed with our loss and what it means to the community: A lot of people will be unem- ployed and it will hurt the com-munity. We are right across the . street from the Shady Acres which has a sandwich shop and other restaurants that the people who stayed here supported. We ; morning. plan on rebuilding and remain- - ; ; A vehicle was stolen from a ing a part of the community. Green River residence on SatDunwoody said they had a ; urday evening and was not re- fire six months ago and still ported stolen until Sunday havent received any compensa- morning. The news channels tion from their insurance on that reported that the female suspect fire. He said the adjustor from had taken the vehicle, but that the insurance company hadnt was not true. The vehicle was been out to look at the fire after taken by two juveniles from a month had gone by so they Colorado and was located in hired a private adjustor, Nathaniel Cook who is also Pleasant Grove. the fire from Satur-This was a big fire and units We are prepar-V- ; Cook from and said, day. responded Huntington Emery. Main Street was blocked ing an estimate of damages. Weft off for several hours. Also helpestimate between 81-- 2 million; ing with the fire suppression for the structural damages anc was the Penhall Company. They there are extra expenses like--' are currently working on the personal belongings and loss of income w hich will all be added ; Green River bridge rehabilitation and they brought their on. They are interested in keep ; track-ho- e and loader in and ing the business and rebuilding knocked a hole between the fire and there is no reason why they and where it hadnt reached yet. wouldnt be able to do this. The; office area was not consumed by This kept the fire from spreadit the fire, but suffered extensive and contained. The kept ing smoke damage as well as dam- have could worse been damage if they hadnt of come to help. aging the roof. They are still The building has been re- renting rooms however. There are 74 rooms left standingwith leased to the owners for clean10 of those which are smoke up, but the investigation is ongoing. Michael Dunwoody and damaged and will have to be reGerald Cordingey have been paired or rebuilt. They are making plans for managing the properties and office to be brought insurto meet a with planned temporary they ance agents on Monday to sur- in, from which they will conduct business; for right now were vey the damages, said Detective Thomas. just limping along, said Cook. Live life to the ; ; Building Authority Continued from PAGE 1 A. Kitchen reported that all of the items the state wanted are now provided and they feel good about that. Right now they are working on getting the dry w all completed and the exterior begin on Oct. 7. Sahara will provide the guaranteed maximum price to the building authority. They are currently working on the parking lot for the courts building and the asphalt will be installed on Oct. 5 weather permitting. Grading has been completed as well as the installation of a retention glaz-ingw- ill fullest due to a family emergency and he asked if it could be added on at this time. Jensen has completed his work on the courts building. The next item on the agenda was the update on the incubator Commissioner building. Sitterud reported that during the last rain storm the roof had Remington VVN 6, 270, 243, Other Cals also reduced Reg. $14.99 All Prices Effective Thru Gamehide Long Sleeve Blaze W 10502 Blaze jf Scope Combo 270 or 30-0- G 6 Reg. $369.99 Simmons 3x9 Rifle Scopes Orange Caps Orange Shirts leaked like a sieve. Also Marlin Eldred, the economic development director for Emery County told Commissioner Sitterud that ' there is still some money left on the grant specifically for that building and suggested they repair the roof over the office area with those funds. Eldred was going to check with contractor Ken Stilson to look at the problem. Commissioner Sitterud. also said that another tenant is looking at the building for bush ness purposes and he will keep the board updated on the mat- ter. The next item on the agenda was the approval of the bills I with the exception of holding back the Emery Telcom bill for ; over 850,000 to look into the j matter further. This charge is in f regards to the public safety IProgjires Q VOICE OF EMERY COUNTY SINCE 1900 Administration Editorial Ken Larson Linda Thayn Darla Lee Publisher Office Manager Shirley Stubbs Jenni Fasselin Corey Biuemel Patsy Stoddard Corey Biuemel Editor StafTWriter Circulation Office Advertising Director Corey Biuemel Receptionist Display Classified Subscription Rates: 50 cents per copy; $22 per year delivered by carrier in Carbon and Emery counties; $27 in Utah; $30 out of Utah per year by mail. Office Hours: Monday 8.00 to noon.; Tuesday - Friday 9 00 a m. to 5:00 p.m. at 190 East Main, Castle Dale, Utah. Classifieds Deadline: Monday at 10.00 a.m. for Tuesday's publication. Fax (435) ; Telephone: (435) 381-243- -- C aV editorecprogress.com, pubhsherecprogress.com. issued once a week at Castle Dule, Publication No: (USPS Utah. Periodical postage paid at Castle Dale, Utah. Postmaster: Send change of address to PO. Box 689, Castle Dule, UT 0747-212- i f 1 730 West Price River Dr., Price r 435-613-PLA- Y a 435-613-75- 29 84513. Mon - Sat right reserved by the Emery County Progress. AH is property of Emery County Progress. No part herein may be reproduced without prior written consent. All 10am-7- p j complex. 4 The next item on the agenda was a motion made by Commis-- 1 sioner Hatch to table the previ- - F ous meetings minutes until they have a chance to review them, t The next meeting will be held s on Dec. 3, with no meeting sched; I uled in November due to the elec; t tion. t Emery County ,,"jT2RifettamY, ' - ; . hadnt submitted his bill on time f- " . The final bill has been submitted on the jail portion and Sahara will be returning $15,000 back to the county. Kitchen also explained that Ernie Jensen from Cleveland 30-0- ; Utah Highway Patrol responded to both calls to the motel and restaurant. They will continue to watch for the female suspect and have sent out dispatches to other agencies. Motels and bus stations as well as truck stops were checked on Saturday night and the female has not yet been apprehended as of Monday pond. v I Continues Ith kltitititii'k'kit'kitickirk'kitirk'ick'k'kirkiHtit ' meet- - Sweet CROWN Ht twnUi Adult 12 and over 14 00, Children $2.00, Senior Citizens $2.00Fun Wednesdays Free Admission We 9 00 fPG-1- 3 Fri Prices. Admission The next commission ing is Oct. 15 at 9 a.m. . Starts Friday Oct. 11th i m "1 & The Transporter 900pm i Daily 7.00 KING COAL Sara Sta daylOct Wednesday 9:00 nn Importance 12 noon will be used to pay for the window replacement. ; !i Fun & My Big Fat Greek Wedding of Being Earnest i - repair purposes as well as a grant secured by Jan Petersen . Continued from PAGE 1A. Daily 7:00 KING KOAL y Monday-Saturda- ft ; ; U R Showtimes ft ; 1 Huntington, Utah ft dows which are in the worst condition. Grant money from the state history for restoration and Fire 163 North Main, ft ing project at the Pioneer Museum. She was instructed to get comparable bids for both single and double paned windows. The bid received so far is enough to do 12 windows which is more that originally thought. It will replace two full rooms of win-- t. Star Theatre A the status of the window replac- st 77 7777777777 7 7 777 7 7 7 7 T.7.7TT7 A ft out the winter and the coming y ear vv h ich feat ure comm unities and the byways working to- ; i i |