The city sent a card in the mail asking residents if they support curbside recycling (but 400 were returned saying they did not want to participate and 650 didn’t respond).

If we adopt this measure then the cans can be in place as early as July 12.

Cost? There will be a hearing to decide that on Wed. June 3rd at 6 p.m. at the district’s admin offices at 1997 E 3500 North, Layton. It looks like the cost will be around $6 a month.

I wish that I knew how to sign up if you didn’t get a card. The city web site is not helpful. Call the city at 801-546-0861

Fruit Heights: do you want curbside recycling? Please leave comments!

A close family friend, Susie Leung, and her beautiful daughter Akemi will be performing Saturday, May 23 at 7:00 pm in the Assembly Hall on Temple Square. It is a free concert open to those ages 8 and older. Akemia is a gifted and award winning violinist and her mother Susie an accomplished pianist. elder Jeffrey Holland head Akemi play a violin solo in CA and was so impressed he asked Temple Square to contact her and arrange for her to perform in Utah. She is just gradutating from high school.

Actually, Akemi and Cory were “best buds” as toddlers when we lievd in CA. So it will be funto have them stay at our home for a few days. If you are in town over Memorial weekend you won’t want to miss this wonderful music. If you have any questions, please call Marsha Roberts at 801-451-5623.