The school sports programs has produced a lot of revenue the passed few years and now we have a new paved track. Well, tax payers also contributed to the pot over the years so I feel it should be...
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The school sports programs has produced a lot of revenue the passed few years and now we have a new paved track. Well, tax payers also contributed to the pot over the years so I feel it should be unlocked for folks that would like to walk or run on it as part of their physical fitness training.
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spend money paving the track around the practice football field so people don't have to walk in the mud produced by all the rain we get from time to time. I don't think this is asking much when compared to all the money put into baseball/football diamonds in the county.
Another thing, football playoffs/region champ games bring a lot of revenue as well but those games aren't home games for us very often in the past. I'm sure those games bring in as much revenue as Police check points at randomly selected times throughout the year.
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Oct 31, 2014 by
'@-@' (5 points)
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The school sports programs has produced a lot of revenue the passed few years and now we have a new paved track. Well, tax payers also contributed to the pot over the years so I feel it should be unlocked for folks that would like to walk or run on it as part of their physical fitness training.
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spend money paving the track around the practice football field so people don't have to walk in the mud produced by all the rain we get from time to time. I don't think this is asking much when compared to all the money put into baseball/football diamonds in the county.
Another thing, football playoffs/region champ games bring a lot of revenue as well but those games aren't home games for us very often in the past. I'm sure those games bring in as much revenue as Police check points at randomly selected times throughout the year.
What if instead of cleaning up the community, spending countless tax dollars, and hours of grueling work, we encourage people to leave their old cars and lawnmowers in their yards. Creating a giant...
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What if instead of cleaning up the community, spending countless tax dollars, and hours of grueling work, we encourage people to leave their old cars and lawnmowers in their yards. Creating a giant maze of parts of our past lives. we open it up to the public and turn it into an attraction. $10 a head, boom! halloween spooky walk included. Then we reinvest the tax dollars and park revenue into things that really matter. Like a taco bell. Listen, stoners, hungover river rednecks, kids, old people, meth cooks, plumbers, people who park in the fire lane at Harveys, they all love taco bell. More money spent in the county = a better county.
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Sep 10, 2018 by
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What if instead of cleaning up the community, spending countless tax dollars, and hours of grueling work, we encourage people to leave their old cars and lawnmowers in their yards. Creating a giant maze of parts of our past lives. we open it up to the public and turn it into an attraction. $10 a head, boom! halloween spooky walk included. Then we reinvest the tax dollars and park revenue into things that really matter. Like a taco bell. Listen, stoners, hungover river rednecks, kids, old people, meth cooks, plumbers, people who park in the fire lane at Harveys, they all love taco bell. More money spent in the county = a better county.
I hope and pray for the safety of all in the community with COVID 19, however I also hope we don't react for the sake of reacting. A lot of families will be disappointed, but whatever decision comes...
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I hope and pray for the safety of all in the community with COVID 19, however I also hope we don't react for the sake of reacting. A lot of families will be disappointed, but whatever decision comes is I'm sure thoroughly debated and carefully thought out.
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Mar 15, 2020 by
Will (5 points)
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I hope and pray for the safety of all in the community with COVID 19, however I also hope we don't react for the sake of reacting. A lot of families will be disappointed, but whatever decision comes is I'm sure thoroughly debated and carefully thought out.
My family moved to St. George last year and I was disappointed by the lack of play areas for children. Even in small towns, there were always playgrounds or parks for the kids. Any chance that...
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My family moved to St. George last year and I was disappointed by the lack of play areas for children. Even in small towns, there were always playgrounds or parks for the kids. Any chance that something like that could be put into place?
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Oct 28, 2020 by
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My family moved to St. George last year and I was disappointed by the lack of play areas for children. Even in small towns, there were always playgrounds or parks for the kids. Any chance that something like that could be put into place?
