Nobody wants to be invited to a party and get stuck with the check. The Spanish Fork (SF) interlocal sewer agreement caused Salem City council some concern. Spanish Fork wants sewage treatment for 400 homes at the Salem city sewer plant to accommodate development on the far southern end of Spanish Fork's boundary and one across Arrowhead road in Salem. Salem city council didn't want SF to get the benefit of added hookups and Salem end up with high costs of worn out sewage treatment equipment. Southern Utah Valley Municipal Waste Association, a consortium of cities intends to put a sewage treatment facility near Utah lake and all member-city sewage would be treated there. This is ten years down the road, but figured prominently in council consideration of costs of the agreement.

Indian Education students hold Pow-Wow exhibition

The public is invited to attend an exhibition of Pow-Wow dancing hosted by the students of Nebo School District's Title VII Indian Education Summer Program, Tuesday, July 2, 2008 at Grant building from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

The public is invited to Meet the Alpacas June 28, 2008 - 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. at Crooked Fence Alpacas open Farm Day; 1-1/2 miles north of Mona, just off Old Highway 91. (390 E 1700 N) Take the Mona exit into town then turn north and east on 1700 North. Crooked Fence Alpacas started in August 2005 with four bred females,. Today they have 15 females and four males, three Great Pyrenees guard dogs and a llama they call Princess.

Are you a bargain hunter? Do you hop from garage sales to thrift stores trying to find that big steal?¬  Sometimes getting a great deal is also putting your child into great danger.¬