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Lee Introduces Free-Market Energy Reform

WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Mike Lee introduced a bill that restores free-market competition to America’s energy sector by eliminating all tax credits for both renewable and traditional energy sources.  The “Energy Freedom & Economic Prosperity Act” also reduces tax rates to ensure no new burdens are added to the responsible development of America’s energy resources.  Sen. Lee’s bill is a companion to legislation originally sponsored by Rep. Mike Pompeo in the House, which has 34 cosponsors. 

$20K+ Concept to Company Contests

5 Contests In 2014 Giving Away Cash/Services to Top Startups

Folks – U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), former Chairman and current member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, will be speaking momentarily on the Senate Floor regarding the Obama Administration’s blatant and repeated overreach of executive authority.  I’ll send his remarks shortly after the speech concludes.  You can tune in on C-SPAN2.

Matt Harakal
Communications Director

Cain asked his infamous question, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” He was telling the Lord that he didn’t have the responsibility to keep track of where his brother was at the time. Ironically Cain knew exactly where his brother was… he had recently killed him because he was jealous of the property that his brother had and he wanted control of it.

Plain City was abuzz with all of the kids waiting in anticipation for the Easter hunt to begin. Off they go running to get all the candy they can. After the hunt was over and all the kids saw what loot they had found, the excitement doesn't’t die down. The North View Church out of Farr West has brought in bouncy houses, face painting and entertainment for the afternoon. This was a fun activity for all who joined in.

Personal freedom, private property, and good feelings between neighbors is what you would expect to find in the tiny farming community of Howell, UT. Instead, what is brewing is a contentious situation between neighbors and friends as the Town Planning Commission assert that those living in mobile homes should have to be re-inspected and obtain a certificate of compliance or face removal by the town.

Monday, April 28, 2014

Source: Prosecutors Readying Indictments Against Swallow, Shurtleff

By Bob Bernick

Local prosecutors are on the verge of issuing multi-count criminal indictments against former Utah Republican AGs John Swallow and Mark Shurtleff, a source has told UtahPolicy.

Local prosecutors are on the verge of issuing multi-count criminal indictments against former Utah Republican AGs John Swallow and Mark Shurtleff, a source has told UtahPolicy.

Utah Food Bank Hopes to Collect 600,000 Meals During 
Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

National Food Drive Marks 22nd Anniversary on Saturday, May 10th

Mid-April found rumors and rumblings about annexation of South Willard into Willard, according to Teri Fellenz at the Willard City Offices.  Commissioner Ryan Tingey said he told Willard City Council that within 10 days, an actual petition campaign for annexation would begin; and in fact, he met with a group from South Willard later that night.  Teri Fellenz of Willard City confirmed that the annexation study, commissioned by the County and conducted by Zion’s Bank under the direction of Suzie Becker, would be presented at the City Council meeting on April 24th (May 8th).  Copies of the stu

What is the difference between a school teacher and a steam locomotive? The school teacher tells you to spit out your gum, while the locomotive says, “Choo  Choo Choo!”