Basin Nickel Ads August, 28 2018

BASIN Vol. 44 No. 35

NICKEL ADS

To Place an Ad Call Vernal (435) 938-7112 or Roosevelt (435) 938-7111

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August 28, 2018

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Tuesday Gel manicures for two $20 20% Off an color Service $15 face wax

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Wednesday 20% off an perm $15 express facial $5 men/boy haircut $20 full set of nails

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Dollar Ridge Fire-Aid Fair to be held at Duchesne County Fairgrounds By: Lisa DeLeon Primarily due to the efforts of Steve Evans and Ashley Communications, a two-day series of fundraising events will be held at the Duchesne County Centennial Events Center at the fairgrounds in Duchesne, with the goal of raising $50,000 to benefit the neighbors in need who have suffered from the Dollar Ridge Fire. The wildfire blaze, believed to be human caused, began on July 1 and has been burning ever since. It is currently at over 68,000 acres burned and is at 94 percent containment.

The Fire-Aid Fair will be held Aug. 24 and 25. On Friday, Aug. 24, a live radio auction is being conducted via News Talk 104.5 FM and 920 AM KVEL. The Radio-thon will be from 1-8 p.m. from the Duchesne County Emergency Operations Center.

Friday events also include a Duchesne Eagles Tailgate Party being held before the Eagles football game, from

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6-7 p.m. There will be a Concert Dance with the Charley Jenkins Band, at the fairgrounds, immediately after the football game.

Fair events on Saturday, Aug. 25, from 3-10 p.m., feature bounce houses with old-fashioned carnival games, local talent performances at the Outdoor Community Stage, an indoor concert featuring Jamie O’Neil, and a Craft Fair at the Duchesne County Fairgrounds. Concessions at the fundraiser event are donated by various local restaurants.

Everyone is invited to participate - let’s join together to help our neighbors in need!

Support, no matter how big or small, is needed. Fair organizers state that if anyone has a product, service or craft item to share, please contact Steve Evans at 435-828-0920. 100 percent of all proceeds benefit families displaced by the fire.

All assistance is very much needed and appreciated.

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Southeast of Vernal, paved county road with public water available 435-790-4960 TWO DUPLEXES FOR SALE - Vernal. Owners retiring, 3BDRM, 2BATH. Built 2013. Great condition. Priced to sell. $239,000 ea. Prequalified buyers may call 435-790-7207.

1 bedroom studio apartment for rent (no pets). Temple View. $400/month. Washer/ dryer, kitchenette, bathroom. 435-7904260

1.5 bath nice townhouse. washer/dryer hookups, microwave, dishwasher. No smoking; no pets. $650/ month. $400/deposit.

Call 789-0206.

Cars for Sale 2013 FORD ESCAPE 56,000 miles, runs and looks great. $13,000.

Call Dean 435-8235524.

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Northeastern Counseling Center Position Opening AUGUST 2018 PEER SUPPORT WORKER Northeastern Counseling Center, the Uintah Basin community mental health and substance abuse treatment center, has an immediate opening for a temporary, parttime PEER SUPPORT WORKER in the VERNAL office.

This position develops and offers peer support services to promote the recovery process. Applicants must be a selfidentified individual who is in recovery from a mental health and/or substance use disorder; a parent of a child with a behavioral health disorder; or other adult who has or has had an ongoing and personal relationship with an individual with a behavioral health disorder. Using their own recovery stories as a recovery tool, peer support specialists assist clients with creation of recovery goals and with goals in areas of employment, education, housing, community living, relationships and personal wellness.

This individual must have the ability to communicate effectively in oral and written form and advise and counsel others effectively; must successfully complete the 40 hours of Peer Support Training through the Utah Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health; must possess a valid driver’s license and have a good driving record; must be at least 21 years of age; must be able to pass a Criminal Background Screening. This is a temporary, part-time position with no benefits, approximately 19 hours per week.

Wage is $15.00/hour. Position is open until filled. To apply, send resume with cover letter referencing the position to: Marsha Perry Northeastern Counseling Center 285 West 800 South Roosevelt, Utah 84066 Phone: 435-725-6350, Fax: (435) 725-6325, Email: marshap@nccutah.org

Office/Retail space for rent. 1667 sq ft.

Great Location. Located behind McDonald’s and next to Mort’s Car Wash. Water, sewer, garbage included.

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MOVE IN SPECIAL 3 bdrm 1 bath centrally located. Newly remodeled apartment in Vernal. $600/mo.

1100 sq. ft. spacious and pet friendly. Call Nelson 435-621-4007.

VERNAL MAIN Street office space available.

Various sizes. 435790-4960.

OFFICE SPACE for rent. Approx. 1,000 sq.ft. includes 3 offices and a reception area.

Price negotiable. Call 435-789-1352.

2 bedroom trailer for rent. Background check required (no pets). 435-790-4260.

HISTORIC 3-BDRM HOME/OFFICE. 1-year lease. No smoking or pets. $900/mo. plus security deposit. All utilities.

709 West Hwy 40, Vernal. Appointment only. 801-819-3094.

2-BED, 1-BATH very nice on 3 acres in Duchesne. $650/mo.

801-450-2378.

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. Must share kitchen and bathroom. $350/mo.

Call 435-790-9026

Three bedroom house for rent in Roosevelt. Monthly rent $650. Security deposit $600. NO PETS-NO SMOKING. INCOME LIMITS APPLY. For information and applications call Roosevelt City Housing Authority (435) 722-5858 or (800) 722-2095.

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L Receptionist needyed for busy medical clinic. Must be willing .to work rotating day and night shifts Monday through Friday and one Saturday shift per month. Must be reliable, have a positive attitude and be able to work efficiently without direct supervision in ra fast paced environment. Submit resume to Barb or Monique at Basin Clinic, 379 N. 500 W. Suite 1A.

FULL-TIME CHILD CAREGIVER needed at Cammie’s Daycare. o$8.00/hr. Call 435549-0144 to apply!

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Deadline to hand in applications is September 10th.

Questions call 435789-2100. USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender.

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Consignment Auction Saturday September 8th at 9:00 a.m 2368 S. 1500 E. Vernal, UT

Equipment of all kinds, Many Vehicles, Trucks, Trailers, Campers, ATV’s, Motorcycles, Boats, New and Used Tools, Generators, Air Compressors, Hunting items, Lumber, Pipe, Tack, Antiques & Collectibles, Coins, Household Items, and much more!

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2015

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Red

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$18,500

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2015

FORD

Taurus

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$23,500

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2012

JEEP

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Red

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2016

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J18438B

2017

RAM

XC60

White

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$29,500

J18135B

2015

JEEP

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Red

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$33,500

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2013

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2012

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2017

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* WHILE SUPPLY LASTS PRICING AFTER ALL REBATES. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX, LICENSING, SPECIFICATIONS AND AVAILABILITY SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. SOME INCENTIVES MAY NOT BE COMBINABLE WITH LEASES AND OTHER OFFERS. ALL PHOTOS FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY. FACTORY OFFER FACTORY OFFER 2018 RAM 1500 EXPRESS QUAD CAB 4X4(22J) WITH MSRP OF $39,575. $189/MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS WITH 10,000 MILES PER YEAR. $2774 DUE AT SIGNING (AFTER ALL OFFERS)* $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT.FACTORY OFFER 2019 JEEP CHEROKEE LATITUDE PLUS 4X4(26D) WITH MSRP OF $29190. $199/MONTH FOR 24 MONTHS WITH 10,000 MILES PER YEAR. $2166 DUE AT SIGNING (AFTER ALL OFFERS)* $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT. FACTORY OFFER 2018 JEEP RENEGADE LATITUDE 4X4(27J) WITH MSRP OF $26320. $229/MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS WITH 10,000 MILES PER YEAR. $3649 DUE AT SIGNING (AFTER ALL OFFERS)* $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT.O.A.C. RESIDENCY RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY. MUST FINANCE WITH DEALER TO RECEIVE MAXIMUN SAVING. SUBJECT TO HUMAN ERROR, PLEASE CALL WITH ANY QUESTIONS. SOME FACTORY OFFERS/REBATES MAY EXPIRE ON OR BEFORE 8/31/2018 AND 9/4/18, ALL FINANCE AND LEASE OFFERS PLUS TAX O.A.C ** CONTACT DEALER FOR DETAILS

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Farm & Pets

Services

Farm & Pets

or, patchwork, patios, Countertops, driveways, yard work. Dirt work, demolition.

Licensed, insured.

Trades. 435-621-1381

Livestock ALFALFA FOR SALE. 3x4 bales, $230/ton; 3x3 bales $120/bale.

Volume discounts.

Will deliver. Call mornings 435-790-8320.

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Request for Qualifications for The Master Plan Update for Uintah Transportation Special Service District 1.

Project/Location: To provide an updated Road Master Plan for Uintah County and Uintah Transportation Special Service District.

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Requested Services:

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Source of Funding:

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Project Administrator: Robert Leake, Chairman, Uintah Transportation Special Service District, 320 North Aggie Blvd., Suite 221R, Vernal, Utah, 84078, (435)789-4636.

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Project Manager: Adam Massey, Executive Director, Uintah Transportation Special Service District, 320 North Aggie Blvd., Suite 221R, Vernal, Utah, 84078, (435)789-4636.

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Advertisement Dates:

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Statement Due Date and Time: Friday September 21, 2018, 12:00 pm (noon). Six (6) copies of the proposal shall be delivered to the Office of the Uintah Transportation Special Service District, 320 North Aggie Blvd., Suite 221R, Vernal, Utah, 84078, (435)789-4636. No faxed copies will be accepted.

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Type of Proposal Required: The proposal shall include as a minimum the following items: Statement of Interest from the Proposing Firm, Resumes of Key Employees or Team Members including subconsultants, Previous Work History showing the capabilities of the Key Employees or Team Members, and Detailed Work Plan including the proposed time schedule. The proposal shall be limited to 8 pages not including the covers.

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Road Master Plan Update.

Uintah Transportation Special Service District.

Tuesday, August 28, September 4, and 11, 2018.

Selection Board Meeting: The Selection Board shall meet as soon after the deadline for submitting the proposal as scheduling will permit. After the Board has made a determination as to the selected firm, all firms shall be notified in writing.

10. Selection: The Uintah Transportation Special Service District reserves the right to accept or reject any and all proposals submitted for this project.

11. Questions Concerning This Request for Proposal: Any questions concerning this request for qualifications for the Uintah Transportation Special Service District will be addressed to the Project Manager. Prospective firms shall not initiate direct contact with any member of the Uintah Transportation Special Service District Board regarding this request for qualifications. No verbal communication will be construed as a change to this request. Only written modification issued to each proposing firm will constitute a change in this request for proposal.

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Walk-ins welcome.

435-621-3495 or 435630-1184.

House-keeping, flat rates, immediate Vernal area only.435-6213495 or 435-630-1184.

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Services Contractors CONCRETE WORK Rip out, replace, Foundations, flat work, footings, curb, stamp, col-

LOG HOME REVIVAL. We clear coat or stain log homes, cabins, outbuildings, fences, decks, etc.

Quality work and material w/UV protection.

435-722-1440 or 435822-8827.

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Services

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at Creative Decor & Upholstery, 638 East t1500 North, Vernal 435-789-3075 Residential, Commercial, Auto, Boat, ATV, etc.

Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm.

FREE Installation, Smart HD DVR Included, Free Voice Remote. Some restrictions apply. Call 1-866-360-6959.

pound ratchet binders $25.00 each, Lazy Boy Burgundy Rocker Recliner $125.00, 55-gallon water barrels $40.00 ea., Craftsman 12-in. compound miter saw with table $95.00 435-790-7207.

Offers welcome.

Miscellaneous Auctions

NOTIFICATION OF THE SALE of personal property to be sold, from the following tenant of TIMBERLINE STORAGE, 550 N 2500 W, Vernal, UT at ZJ Auction, 2368 nS 1500 E, Vernal, UT o84078, on Sept. 8, 2018, at 9:00 a.m.: ,A08 and D08 Travis & Amanda Carr, LKA, 387 W 2500 S, Vernal, sUT 84078.

AUCTION: Annual Fall Consignment Auction, Saturday, September 8th, at 9:00a.m 2368 S. 1500 E. in Vernal, Utah. Equipment of eall kinds, Many Vehicles, Trucks, Trailers, Campers, ATV’s, Motorcycles, Boats, New and Used Tools, Generators, Air Compressors, Lumber, Pipe, Tack, Antiques & Collectibles, Coins, Household Items, and much more! For more information or to Consign to this Auction please call ZJ Auction Service, Inc. 435-8287424. www.zjauction. com Computers/Electronics DISH TV $59.99 for 190 channels. $14.95 High Speed Internet.

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Call 1-866-4064429 mention code 51689KZF or visit www.omahasteaks. com/meals173 Just in time for the football season. Live TV, Movies, Major Sports and more with no monthly fee.

One-time purchase of equipment. Call 435.893.5303 Brand New (still in box) 20 ft. telescopic flag pole. Paid $150, $75 or best offer.

435.893.5303.

Maytag Washer, gas dryer, like new, $300 call 823-2061.

CONTRACTOR RETIRING - Assorted Ceramic Tile, Centurion 5000 Watt Generator $250.00, 50-Truss Braces TSBR2-24 $30.00, New Box of DL5 White Vinyl Siding $20.00, Box of wood flooring 26 square feet $15.00, 165,000 BTU portable diesel/ kerosene construction heater $50.00, Ladder Jacks $25.00 each, 20 foot 5/16 inch chains and 6000

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FAST FREE PICKUP - 24 HR RESPONSE - TAX DEDUCTION 1-855-507-2691 UNWANTED VEHICLES We will pay you $100- $300 cash for non-running vehicles.

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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT

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• Ground level and upstairs suites.

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The ship was taking on supplies and fuel when I went aboard. I then found out we were going to Antiwetok Atoll. When we got there we anchored and started taking on lots of fancy equipment.

We had boxes all over the fantail. Before any of the boxes were opened the Captain held a little meeting and told us what was going to happen and why we were sent there in the first place. We were going to help set off the first underwater H-Bomb.

The crew spent over a week getting all the equipment hooked up and in place.

There was a 40 ft. sound boat brought along side. I was put in charge of the boat and equipment with a three man crew.

Our job was to circle and take the sounding on the bottom of the ocean up to 50 miles out from the Japan Island. All shallow water was sounded by the smaller craft.

The weather was damn awful hot, the uniforms were shorts and T-shirts. It

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Even when it was over we took an oath not to tell what we had seen and been part of. I don’t really believe its going to bother any one now, to tell this story (written in 1995). While we were doing all of this sea work there was a project going that I got to see firsthand. I had my pilots license and was able to help fly freight to an unnamed island where 300 carpenters and helpers were building a city made of all kinds of building materials. There were brick, cider block, and wood buildings. It took them six months to complete the job. The completed city was flattened when the H-Bomb went off.

When the H-Bomb was set off, we were out to sea, 25 miles from center soundings and within the hour we were hit by many tidal waves. The ship was completely covered many times with waves.

After the excitement was over we were all checked with a Geiger Counter for radiation. Then we started all over again and two months later the job was completed. It was hard to believe how the bottom of the ocean had changed because of the H-bomb.

All the equipment was returned to the ship and we headed for Pearl Harbor dry dock. After repairs and a new paint job we headed for Japan. Top speed 17 knots.

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We were in the storm for 11 days. Finally we made it to Sasabo, Japan. We were in dry dock for a couple of months and then back to sea.

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Tuesday, August 28, 2018 11 will focus on constructing the awarded. ancillary trails and bridges, “What we needed was a landscaping, along with fish- county partner,” Boren said. ing kiosks and wetland plant- “ ings among “lots of other things” as Boren described.

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For years to come the public will have the opportunity to enjoy two public fishing ponds. They will be the first public waters of their kind in this part of the state.

“There are community fishing waters in every other region of the state except for this one,” said Tonya KiefferSelby, Conservation Outreach Manager for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR). “Essentially this is a way for the community to go and enjoy a body of water that you can fish close to home.”

Tonya noted that Steinaker Reservoir and Red Fleet are also great options, but with Steinaker being down for the next couple years, having another great community public body of water is truly a gem for the community.

“This is a great community based body of water where people can go and enjoy fishing, or enjoy just the recreational picnic,” Tonya said.

The ponds are located “just off the beaten path” of 3500 West and 2500 North.

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As State Senator and Zions Bank Eastern Utah Area President, Kevin Van Tassell was about to unvail a highly anticipated folk art depiction of Vernal, he told the crowd about driving with the commissioned piece the day before.

Van Tassell said he thought to himself, “I’m probably carrying the most expensive cargo that I’ll ever carry in that pickup truck.”

Van Tassell made a special trip to Lehi and the studio of folk artist Eric Dowdle to retrieve the painting a day before it was to be publicly revealed at Vernal City Hall.

Zions commissioned the painting and donated the sure-to-be tourist attraction to Vernal City.

The folk art is a classic Dowdle, who depicts towns with his signature style. Zions bank initially commissioned Dowdle to complete the work last year and according to the Dowdle’s team, the work took four to five months to complete.

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Commerce weekly luncheon last Tuesday afternoon.

Around 50 people made their way to the luncheon to enjoy a catered meal and a 30 minute address and Q & A by the congressman. Bishop touched on his plan for future energy bills in the Uintah Basin and greater Utah, also speaking on several other subjects including wildfire prevention tactics, ongoing litigation and several well timed jokes, which displayed Bishop’s uniques sense of humor.

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Congressman Rob Bishop delivers a speech before a crowd at the Vernal City Building Aug. 14. Bishop talked on many points during the roughly 30 minute speech, including energy production in the Basin and the state, as well as wildfire prevention and his plan for bills regarding production on federal and state lands. Later that evening, Bishop gave a town hall style address at Utah State University that was well attended, expanding on several of the topics discussed during the chamber lunch.

Bishop is currently running for his ninth term as congressman.

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sion and previously taught high school American history and government in Utah for 28 years. Rob and his wife have five children and seven grandchildren.

Bishop was introduced

by Chamber Director, Joel Brown as being well known for his fashionable threepiece suits, earning him the title as the third best dressed congressman in Washington.

“Thank you for that kind introduction, Joel (Brown)” Bishop said. “I finished third because there were only two people running for it.”

Bishop started into the thick of the speech by lining out a few of the things that are being attempted by himself and others in Washington.

“If you were to ask me if Washington is as bad as it sounds to be; let me try and put this as accurately as I possibly can,” Bishop said.

“Washington sucks. However, it is not as bad as it sounds.

It’s not as bad as you’re told.

Things are not necessarily that negative. There is a whole lot of bipartisanship that does take place back in Washington. Even though none of the news sources will ever tell you that because it’s not good copy, but it does take place.”

One of the things Bishop said he is pushing and working hard for is the reauthorization of an energy bill package that is currently being created on a bipartisan basis.

“The same number of original co-sponsors are Republicans and Democrats,” Bishop said, naming a few of the Republicans and Democrats he is working with two goals in mind. One being to increase and illustrate the ability of making more improvements in offshore development as well as onshore development on federal lands,” he said.

“We find out much of the opportunity for the United States is missing off the coast,” Bishop said. “This opportunity is being picked up, especially by countries like Brazil and Mexico and they

are getting the benefits of it...

They are getting the benefits of what we are not actually trying to do then. And a lot of it is simply regulations that have not been taken care of.”

Bishop named the second goal as his most important goal, something that he would like to make happen more than anything else.

“On the onshore portion of it, this is what’s becoming most significant to me.

What I am trying to do more than anything else is making sure that any kind of economic development on federal property, onshore, the permitting process will be controlled by state and local governments,” Bishop said. “And quite frankly, just by allowing the states to do the paperwork—I’m not going to change the criteria for any kind of development, but allowing them to do the paperwork can change from a matter of decades into a matter of months in actually getting the production up and going.”

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He stated that giving the power to the states in the production process will lead to something better than we currently have and that it will be something to be proud of.

“The bottom line is there are some people who’d like to have wilderness, and there people that who would like to have recreation, and there are people that would like to have economic production and economic development on public lands,” Bishop said. “There is enough public land out here to do all three of them.”

Bishop also talked about having one bill for each county as opposed to a bill for seven counties lumped together, and said that he would like to do it this year.

“At the end of the session, I hope to have a large land package,” Bishop said.

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production while mitigating air pollution and inversion, Bishop said that the first thing he would do is to make sure the decisions made for this county on air quality have two factors going into it.

“Number one, it’s based on science. That science has yet to be taken. So we’re making decisions, Washington is making decisions based on assumptions, not necessarily on science,” Bishop said. “So several years ago they decided we were going to get the science first and then make the assumptions.

We’ve never done that step.

Number two, is to make sure that anything that is done in the future—companies that have already done mitigation efforts get credit for that mitigation. You don’t start at zero for everybody. So if companies have done things to help with the air quality issues, they get credit for that as they go forward. They don’t have to build from that

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basis. But the biggest issue so far, before they can make precise designations on what happens to you all out here, they have to base it on actual data that they collected.

They haven’t done that yet.

That’s what the government has got to do before it makes those final decisions.”

Bishop jokingly remarked, either do that or get rid of winter. Satirically noting that if we only have problems when it’s really cold outside and there is snow on the ground, climate change can warm up the temperature so there is no snow on the ground, adding you could tell he doesn’t have a science background.

Bishop was then asked what his feelings are about the ongoing litigation with the Ute Indian Tribe and the issues, “We deal with here in the Basin.”

Bishop responded, “Each county in the Basin area 5 has a different set of issues that are going through its

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from Vernal in Green River, Wyoming,” Dowdle said. “So Vernal has special meaning to me.”

Dowdle’s work has been described as happy and fun with those two characteristics being on full display in his Vernal painting, characterizing several familiar community members along the way.

litigation. The bottom line, and I hope people remember is the litigation that’s ongoing right now is not on actual control of the land, it’s actually on jurisdiction for criminal and civil issues.

That’s not the same thing.

And much of the land that is in your county that some people claim is land that belongs to the BLM (Bureau of Land Management), it has belonged to the BLM, so if we make changes on that land it goes through the federal process,” Bishop said. “And the litigation so far has nothing to do with that issue, it has everything to do with the jurisdiction of criminal, and civil litigation.”

Former Vernal City Mayor, Sonja Norton, who originally asked the question, clarified her query by stating her husband was curious to know what his feelings were on as far as law enforcement jurisdiction.

“My feelings are I want the Department of Justice and the Department of Interior to get their act together and finally settle this issue,” Bishop said. “So the Depart-

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with qualifying purchase of $499-$999 Not valid on prior purchases or closeouts. Excludes Traeger products. Other restrictions apply.

See store for details. Offer Expires Sep 3, 2018.

interest free financing UP TO MONTHS

Friday, Saturday & Monday • Aug. 31, Sept. 1 & 3 up to

Multi-Tool FREE Utility Knife

799

$

sAve $270

Available in 10 colors

3 PC SECTIONAL

Reversible Cushion

sAve $150

649

$

$

899

$

Available in 2 colors

TRIPLE RECLINING CHAISE SOFA

$

599 buys both

UPGRADE TO

sAve $290

999

699

sAve $130

$

Room Package Specials Step 1

Step 2

Choose Your Color! Choose Your Layout!

599

$

– Sofa

N OPTIO

998

$

2 – Sofa

2 colors to choose from

1199

$

Power Recliner

buys both

POWER RECLINING with POWER HEADRESTS

OPTION 1

799

999

Reclining Sectionals

Available in 4 colors Upgrade to power $475 per recliner

UPGRADE TO

$ $

Save $420

Available in 2 colors

seat

& Love

Sofa, ION 3 –

OPT

sAve $420

edge

at & W

Lovese

1397

$

sAve $443

1100 West Highway 40, Vernal, Utah

435-789-0525 www.gowesternliving.com