JaNae Kotter sings -- The Lehi Arts in the Park series Sunday will feature JaNae Kotter, a local Lehi singer/songwriter who writes songs inspired by her own life and the world around her.

In 2007, Kotter recorded and produced an independent full-length CD of original songs entitled "Songs from the Attic" and is available on iTunes. More information on Kotter and other performance opportunities can be found at www.janaemusic.com.

Those who would like to catch Kotter before Sunday can hear her perform at Thanksgiving Point Gardens on July 11 at 7 p.m. in The Gardens. On Aug. 2, she is opening for David Blasucci for the Homestead Concert series, Aug. 8 at Thanksgiving Point Gardens, and Aug. 22 at Deer Cliff Inn in Preston, Idaho. ¬ 

Well update -- The parts for the down Traverse Mountain Well arrived safely this time without the damaged parts. Lehi Water Department Superintendent Lee Barnes said the well has been reconstructed and reset with the new pump, column and shaft. It has been test pumped and flushed and staff has pulled bacteria samples for the water. Barnes reports they are waiting for the test results before reintroducing the well water back into the municipal water system.

See the city Web site for further updates, www.lehi-ut.gov.

Frank Gehry display -- The Lehi Project model is on display at the Hutchings Museum, 55 N. Center St., Lehi, through July 15.

The model depicts an ambitious design by internationally famous Frank Gehry and his company for an 85-acre planned commercial and residential community in north Lehi. Plans include two wakeboarding lakes, an arena, a five-star hotel, amphitheater, retail space and a 450-foot tall skyscraper.

Utah Flash owner and entrepreneur Brandt Andersen is funding the enterprise. The unveiling of the Lehi Project final plans are scheduled for August.

Peer Court volunteers needed -- Detective Kathy Stewart is seeking Lehi Youth Peer Court volunteers who are willing to commit to one year of participation, will attend all scheduled training sessions, be professional in appearance and demeanor, maintain a 3.0 grade point average, preserve the confidentiality of the court, and attend scheduled Peer Court sessions.

Those who keep their commitments will receive a quarter credit hour toward graduation, develop stronger leadership skills, serve as judges, jurors, clerks and bailiffs and have the opportunity to apply for a possible scholarship for volunteer participation. More information on the Peer Court program is available at the Lehi City Police Department, 768-7110.

Museum activities -- The Hutchings Museum staff are excited to offer two types of workshops for individuals and groups at the museum, 55 N. Center St., Lehi. Below are the pre-scheduled workshops. They also offer on-demand workshops suited for school groups, scouting groups, church groups. More information on the workshops is available at 768-7180.

"American Girls and Boys" is for ages 8-10 and will be on July 15 from 1-5 p.m. There will be crafts and a tea party. Children are asked to bring their dolls to the party.

"Master Magician" with master magician Lance Neilson will offer a one-hour magic class for children 10 and older on July 16 beginning at noon. Each child leaves with a magic trick book and tricks up their sleeves, behind their ears and under their thumbs.

"American Girls and Boys" is for ages 8-10 and will be on July 15 from 1-5 p.m. There will be crafts and a tea party. Children are asked to bring their dolls to the party.

"Master Magician" with master magician Lance Neilson will offer a one-hour magic class for children 10 and older on July 16 beginning at noon. Each child leaves with a magic trick book and tricks up their sleeves, behind their ears and under their thumbs.