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Theconcertis free. TheBoard of Education will meet at 6 p.m. todayto select a bazaar, bakesale, program and gameswill be on Saturday. Lehi Podiatrist Mark Humphery Registration for American Fork youth soccer has started andwill be open through the monthof May. Thoseinterested canregister at the AmericanFork Rei Homecoming will be June1819. Therewill be i jon Center. Youth socceris open to childrenin kindergarten through seventh grades. CedarHills The town is looking for five firefighters andfive new emer- gency medical technicians. Firefighters must be 21 years old, havea validdriver's license, have no criminal record and livein Cedar Hills. will sponsor a foot clinic May 19 at the Senior Center, The clinic is free to all Lehi seniors. For moreinformation call Cookie Barber at 768-7165. Lindon in subdividing their land and The Planning Commission will meet at 7 p.m. today in the City Hall, 100 N. State St. The commissicnwill review the phase developmentplan of the Lindon Park Station and Home Depot development. The commissionwill also discuss a homeoccupation ordinance. Mapleton Candidates for EMT positions must be 18 years old, be a cer- Studentsin all grades look forwardto the end-of-the-year event tified EMT, have avalid driver's license, have no criminal Schooleach gradegets to spend record and live in Cedar Hills knownas Field Day, At Mapleton part of the day competing in gamesand activities. If you would Eagle Mountain be interested in helping with the day’sactivities, please call A landscaping meeting will be at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Heather Jonson at 489-5949. Community Center, 1668 E. Heritage Drive. Thetopicof discussion will be vegetable gardening. Lake Shore The Lake Shore Payson The Payson The North Field Neighborhoodwill meet at 7 p.m. todayin the Leisure Services Building 50 200 South, to discuss zoning changesin the neighborhood, Therequest comes from a group of landowners interested High School Millwork and Cabinetry Department Project Display and Spring Showcase will be from 7 to 9 p.m. today, at the highschool, 1050 S. Main. making smallerlot sizes. The Heritage Festival will also be discussed Provo A group that helps people in third world countriesis looking for volunteers. CHOICE Humanitarian is seeking people to help build adobe schools andhealthclinics, train village health workers, construct drinking water systems and provide medical anddental clinics this spring and summer in someofthe most remotevillages ofthe world. Volunteers pay their own expenses for expeditions to Kenya, Peru, Guatemala, Bolivia and Mexico, For information call 474-1937. Proyo School District Rebecca A. Hemmert, Provo, was nominatedfor a mathematics-computer science ac: demic award at Southern Utah University, Cedar City. superintendentto replace Deni Poulsen who is expectedtoretire today. The board will meet in the light rail route along 500 South SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Residents along the proposed east-west light-rail route are protesting plans that could elim- district office at 350 S. Main St. inatetheir on-street parking. Salem South between 1000 East and 1300 East. A resolution declaring this week as Law Enforcement Week waspassed at the April 21 City Council meeting. The city encourages residents to State highwayofficials want 500 South to remain at six lanes while accommodating light-rail tracks down the roadway’s middle. To do that, the street would need to be acknowledgetheefforts of police officers and carefully listen to andlearn about programsprovided by the Police Department. Flags will beflown half-staff at all public safety departments on Saturdayin their honor. Santaquin Beginning June 8, the Friendsof the Santaquin Librarywill meet at 8 p.m., the second Wednesdayof each month, in the City Library, 45 W. 100 South. Spanish Fork Therewill be Utah County Health Department skin cancer screening from 9 a.m. to 12 , Thursdayat the Spanish Fork Senior Citizens Center, 167 W.CenterSt. The screening is free and thereis no age limit. No appointment is neces8 ary. For moreinformation, call the Utah County Health Department at 370-8726. Theresidents live along 500 widened, encroaching | “As long as (UDOT) makesit easier for peopleto drive their car, why would they change to mass transit?” Rep. David Jones, D-Salt Lake City into parking strips. On-street parking could be dumped. This latest sticking point was the focus of a meeting Monday afternoon at Utah Department of Transportation offices. Calling the session was state Rep. David Jones, D-Salt Lake City, a candidate for mayorand aresidentof the 500 South-1100 East neighborhood. Jones wants to explore options to satisfy his east-side constituents, UDOT and the Utah Transit Authority. Light-rail backers say are: olution needs to be agreed on quickly or the UTA could lose $400 million in federal westeast light-rail funding if trains are not operating in time for the 2002 Winter Olympics. Creed Haymond,a representative on the city’s EastCentral Community Council, said that while he supports lightrail, 500 South is already wide enough. “They have to come up with a way to ease congestion and accommodate residents,” he says. UTA General Manager John Inglish said the rails could weave along the middle of the street, allowing for some onstreet parking on the north side. In addition, curbs ma only have to be moved back at various locations, rather than along the entire three-block section. Tim Harbst, city transporta- tion director, said perhaps UDOTcould allow parking during off-peak hours. Jones questioned allowing three lanes of traffic in each direction. “As long as (UDOT) makesit easier for people to drive their car, why would they change to masstransit?” hesaid. ‘POOR CO! |