Jones Meadows Blog

Dear Neighbors:

We just found this article in the Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, November 2, 2007.  Looks like Peterson is promising more “dedicated….. senior housing” but in West Jordan this time.  These guys are really something else.

I really appreciate everyone’s comments about Wal-mart.  I don’t think one good thing has been said about them.  I just don’t know what to do about it at this time.  If we decide to fight it it will take lots and lots of work - are we ready?  I called the City and asked when the next Council meeting is and they told me November 20th.  It might be a good meeting to attend. Read the rest of this entry »

I found a light brown yorkie with a blue colar in my front yard. If anyone knows who’s dog this is please call.

Sherri Birrell
801-358-6988

Next Tuesday, Utah voters go to the polls to decide if their state will become the first in the nation to offer school vouchers statewide. Referendum 1 would make all public-school kids eligible for vouchers worth from $500 to $3,000 a year, depending on family income. Parents could then use the vouchers to send their children to private schools.

What a great idea. Finally, parents will have choices that wealthy parents have always had. The resulting competition would create better private schools and even improve the government schools. Read the rest of this entry »

Dear Neighbors:

Wal-mart Super Center is coming to our neighborhood.

I attended the Planning Commission meeting last night to learn more about the news received recently via our neighborhood email. (Cindy, thank you for keeping us informed). Read the rest of this entry »

Company is looking for full or part time Tech Support Agents. New hire training classes starting on Nov 5th and Dec 3rd in Kaysville (we will set up a part time on-site training class if there is enough demand). Looking to hire between 40-50 new techs so there are plenty of openings. Read the rest of this entry »

FOUND,  Little gray kitty with white feet.  Please call if you know who it belongs to. 842-3613

Hi neighbors,

One of our neighbors on the west side of our sub-division just informed me that a Super WalMart is going to be built on th north side of Costco (North side of 104th South).  There will be a City Council meeting about this on October 23rd (Tuesday) at 6:30 at City Hall.  If you are concerned about this or other buildings going up to the west of us you need to let the city know.  Our neighbor also said that there will be a self storage building next to Costco and then more stores, office buildings, an apartment complex etc.  The city has big plans for businesses all the way down the street to the District.

If you have heard more about these plans please let us know so we can pass information on to our neighbors.  If you are concerned - talk to the city council or go to their meeting.

Thank you for forwarding this.  We actually need numbers of people who want to go or stay for each area.  Please have your PTA board & commissioners respond ASAP, preferably by e-mail!  Thanks for all your help and support. Read the rest of this entry »

Fall Holiday Savings

We are excited to share our Fall and Christmas home decorating ideas with you.  We have had our decorators busy to give you exciting home decorating ideas for the upcoming holiday season.  We hope to see you SOON.

Don’t miss our Ladies Night Out this Saturday, October 6th.  There will be lots of food and fun, along with great savings throughout the store.  Bring a friend for this exciting event.  Don’t forget your 30% off coupon below.  We hope to see you there.

Thank You!
Julie and Cris

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Summit County is currently recruiting for a part-time Victim Advocate. Bi-lingual, must be fluent Spanish- Speaking, Oral and Written.

Will be working less than 20 hours per week.  Performs para-professional duties as required to reduce trauma to victims and witnesses of crime.  Promotes trust and communication between victims and the Summit County Attorney’s Office, law enforcement agencies and other community agencies as the case proceeds through the criminal justice system. Ability to relate to diverse client populations with an understanding of cultural/ethnic issues, able to pass background investigation. Read the rest of this entry »