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Rose Park Festival

 Mark your calendars.  The annual Rose Park Festival  will be on Saturday, June 5, 2010 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Rose Park Elementary School, 1105 West 1000 North. Hundreds of residents came together in 2009 to celebrate their unity through food, entertainment, safety displays, and various vendors.

Library Events for April

until Wednesday, April 21 Day Riverside Branch Library
City Library Bike Collective: Volunteers Wanted
The City Library Bike Collective is looking for volunteers! Workshops take place on Wednesdays, 6:00-8:30 p.m., April 28-October 13, at the Day-Riverside Branch. If you’re interested in volunteering, contact Clint Watson at cwatson@slcpl.org or call 801-594-8632.
April
Saturday
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Saturday April 10thDay Riverside Branch Library
4:00 p.m.
Yoga of Breath
The secret of stress management is in your breath. Each individual has the ability to calm the mind, relax the body, and energize the entire system within minutes. Join us for a free demonstration of the breathing techniques that have changed the lives of more than 20 million people in 140 countries. The session will introduce you to practices that heal and harmonize the body, mind, and spirit; skills for handling negative emotions and situations; practical wisdom on improving work and relationships; and insight into the laws that govern the mind and emotions. For more information, call 801-352-2352 or visit us.artofliving.org.
Monday
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Monday April 12thDay Riverside Branch Library
7:00 p.m.
Family Bilingual Storytime/Hora de Cuentos Bilingüe para la Familia
Join us for stories, songs, and games in Spanish and English every Monday evening.

La Biblioteca de Day-Riverside tiene el placer de ofrecerles cuentos, canciones, y juegos en Ingles y Español todos los lunes a las 7 de la tarde.

Day Riverside Branch Library
7:00 p.m.
Mondays Are Murder
Find out about new mysteries and tell us what you’re reading!

Tuesday
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Tuesday April 13thDay Riverside Branch Library
11:00 a.m.
Preschool Storytime
Stories and merriment for preschoolers.
Wednesday
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Wednesday April 14thDay Riverside Branch Library
10:00 a.m.
Book Baby
Storytime for the youngest crowd!
Saturday
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Saturday April 17thDay Riverside Branch Library
1:00-3:00 p.m.
Dog Day Afternoons
The City Library and R.E.A.D.® offer children the opportunity to read to therapy animals in a positive, non-threatening, fun environment. No registration is required–just come and pick your favorite book and a dog for a terrific reading experience.
Monday
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Monday April 19thDay Riverside Branch Library
7:00 p.m.
Family Bilingual Storytime/Hora de Cuentos Bilingüe para la Familia
Join us for stories, songs, and games in Spanish and English every Monday evening.

La Biblioteca de Day-Riverside tiene el placer de ofrecerles cuentos, canciones, y juegos en Ingles y Español todos los lunes a las 7 de la tarde.

Tuesday
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Tuesday April 20thDay Riverside Branch Library
11:00 a.m.
Preschool Storytime
Stories and merriment for preschoolers.
Wednesday
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Wednesday April 21stDay Riverside Branch Library
10:00 a.m.
Book Baby
Storytime for the youngest crowd!
Monday
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Monday April 26thDay Riverside Branch Library
7:00 p.m.
Family Bilingual Storytime/Hora de Cuentos Bilingüe para la Familia
Join us for stories, songs, and games in Spanish and English every Monday evening.

La Biblioteca de Day-Riverside tiene el placer de ofrecerles cuentos, canciones, y juegos en Ingles y Español todos los lunes a las 7 de la tarde.

Tuesday
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Tuesday April 27thDay Riverside Branch Library
11:00 a.m.
Preschool Storytime
Stories and merriment for preschoolers.
Wednesday
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Wednesday April 28thDay Riverside Branch Library
10:00 a.m.
Book Baby
Storytime for the youngest crowd.

Best of Utah 2010:Rose Park

This article featured in City Weekly goes along great with my “Ten Things I love about Rose Park” post.  According to City Weekly, we have the best cool cats, the best connections, and we are the best unchained neighborhood.

Ten Things I Love About Rose Park

1.  Beautiful, tree-lined streets

2. Jordan River trail

3. Day-Riverside Library

4. Awesome neighbors

5. Affordable mortgage

6. Open space of the golf course

7. Proximity to freeways, close to downtown

8. Diversity, Rose Park is a unique blend of ages and races

9. Sidewalks everywhere, almost every sidewalk is wheelchair accesible

10. Community garden and eco garden

What do you love about living in Rose Park?

SLCPD Citizens Academy

 

SALT LAKE CITY—The Salt City Police Department announces the next starting date for the Citizen’s Academy.

The Salt Lake City Police Department is sponsoring a Citizen’s Academy as an opportunity for the residents of the community to become more acquainted with how the police department functions. After you fill out and submit the application, you will be contacted regarding upcoming dates for the Citizen’s Academy.During the 7-week academy, citizen members will receive training in varied aspects of law enforcement. They will experience firsthand some of the inside workings of the Police Department. Participants will be taught the basics of patrol tactics, defensive tactics, firearms and many other subjects. Academy members will meet and talk with many of the members of the department that serve them. These courses will take place in a safe and entertaining training environment

Citizen Academy instructors are all law enforcement professionals, who teach both veteran and recruit police officers. Participants will obtain a deeper understanding of the Police Department’s function with an increased awareness of community partnership opportunities.

The minimum requirements are 18 years of age, must live or work in Salt Lake City proper and must be able to pass a background check. For more information, please call (801) 799-4300.

Next Citizens Academy:

February 9th, 2010 Sessions: Every other Tuesday for seven (7) weeks.Application available at www.slcpd.com

Application must be turned in by February 1st.

SLCPD Trick-or-Treat

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Help Needed to Find Stolen Car

Car stolen between 10:45pm and 11:30pm last night(Sept. 30, 2009)  It was parked in front of  1320 N. Garnette Street .  The police have issued a case number, but nothing else has happened so far. Thanks for any help!!

Here’s a picture of the car.

Please contact Salt Lake Police, if you have any information. (801)799-3000

Problem Drug Houses

We are starting a new program here at the police department that addresses known and suspected drug houses. We would like to launch this program in conjunction with our neighborhood watch program. I would like to know if any of you have a house within your neighborhood that is a problem with regards to drug dealing. If so, please send me an e-mail with the information such as address, problems, etc, or contact me by telephone.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Best regards,

Rick Wall

Detective Rick Wall

Volunteer Coordinator

Salt Lake City Police Department

315 East 200 South

Salt lake City, Utah 84111

E-Mail  rick.wall@slcgov.com

799-3332

Expanded Opportunities for Public Input on Proposed Public Safety Complex

Last week, I announced that Library Square is no longer an option as a location for a new Public Safety Building and Emergency Operations Center. As part of our ongoing commitment to make Salt Lake City one of the most open and transparent governments in Utah, the Mayor’s Office, in collaboration with the Salt Lake City Council, will be continuing opportunities for the public to offer input on the proposed locations for a new Public Safety Complex. I have sought continued input from a number of experts in urban design, and I am confident that our objectives and values for a site selection fully align with the public input we have received.

During the month of June, the Mayor’s Office will hold a series of Open Houses to give you an opportunity to review and comment on proposed site locations and learn about the criteria and steps used in the selection process.  I encourage you to attend an Open House or send us your input.

Schedule for Public Meetings and Open Houses:

Thursday, June 11 - Thursday, June 18, 2009 (weekdays)

4:30 - 6:00 p.m.

Public Safety Complex Open House

City & County Building, First Floor Gallery

451 South State Street, SLC

I-15 Express LinkProject

The switch to the new Phase 2 traffic configuration is complete:

  • Traffic will remain in the new 3×2 lane configuration on the east side of the Interstate (the old northbound side) until late Fall 2009. The lanes will be shifted on weekdays to maintain three lanes in the peak direction.
  • The southbound on and off-ramps at 2300 North and 900 West will remain closed through late Fall 2009. Additional ramps closures are anticipated for later in the summer. More information will be provided as those schedules are confirmed.

Safety in the work zone:

  • PLEASE SLOW DOWN & PAY ATTENTION WHEN DRIVING IN THE WORK ZONE. Lane widths have been narrowed and lanes shift through the corridor.
  • Leave extra time for your travel and obey the posted speed. The speed limit is 55 mph throughout the project corridor.
  • Allow other drivers to merge and change lanes as necessary.
  • Allow a safe distance between your vehicle and the one in front of you. A safe following distance allows a safer breaking distance.

Scheduled activities for the week of June 15:

On I-15:

  • LANE CLOSURES: I-15 will be reduced to two lanes in each direction on the following dates so that crews can drill shafts needed for the substructure of the new U.S. 89 Bridge:
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    • Friday June 12 at 9pm until Monday June 15 at 4am, and
    • Monday June 15 from 9pm until Tuesday June 16 at 4am

On U.S. 89:

  • LANE CLOSURE: One lane will be closed nightly through June 18 on Southbound U.S. 89 near the bridge so that crews can continue work on the new U.S. 89 structure.

Behind the closure on I-15 (the old southbound side):

  • Crews will begin excavation and utility relocation behind the closure in preparation for grading and paving.

Alternate Routes:

UDOT advises motorists to take alternate routes whenever possible during construction. Suggested alternate routes include Legacy Parkway, I-215, and I-80.

Help for Businesses: Partners for the Road Ahead

UDOT understands that maintaining strong business vitality is important to the well-being of our communities. This guide www.udot.utah.gov/business-guide has information that can help business owners and operators prosper throughout construction.

More Information: Contact the Public Information Team

Email: expresslink@somers-jaramillo.com

Toll free hotline: 1-888-556-0232

Website: www.udot.utah.gov/expresslink

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