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Thursday, 04 September 2008 |
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The above picture shows a busy Saturday afternoon at the Springville Public Library. Patrons are using the computers as well as utilizing the Wi-Fi connection. The library also recently installed self check-out machines. Instead of waiting in long lines you can check out your own materials. The system is easy to use and is operated by a touch-screen. Also, did you know that you can go online to search for materials, put them on hold and view your account? Just go to the www.springvillelibrary.org and look under the "My Account" section. You have to enter your library card number and your PIN (the last four digits of your phone number). It is a great way to renew books or to see what you have checked out. If you have any trouble using the website, just call the library at 489-2720.
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"The legacy of heroes [is] the memory of a great name, and the inheritance of a great example." These words of British Statesman, Benjamin Disraeli, reflect the patriotic and civic quest of Springville High School's Social Sciences Department in its SHS Fallen Heroes Project. Led by department chair Glenn Bird and suggested by psychology and U.S. history teacher, Priscilla Leek, the project was initiated by 2008 SHS Social Sciences Sterling Scholar Daniel Simmons. |
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Nebo School District is urging all parents and students to carefully review the new district-wide attendance policy that will be in effect for the 2008-09 school year. |
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The U.S. Depart,enmt of Interior, Central Utah Project Completion Act Office, has released its final Environmental Assessment (FEA) and finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the proposed Hobble Creek Resotration Project. The project is planned in cooperation with the June Sucker Recovery Implementation Program (JSRIP) and is designed to improve spawning and rearing conditions in Hobble Creek for the endangered June sucker fish.
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New York's Inc Magazine shelled out fresh honors to Namifiers of Springville for topping the charts as Utah's fastest growing manufacturing firm in the newly released Inc 5000 rankings.¬ In the national standings, Namifiers came in 12th for Manufacturing and 588th in overall growth.¬
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