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Showing posts with label ruling Salt Lake City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ruling Salt Lake City. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Finally, a president with a plan

While I was at the computer a few days ago with the TV on in the background, I heard that Utah is getting $4 million to help prevent and end ObamaSupermanhomelessness. It comes from a plan that President Obama has announced called “Opening Doors.” That,along with links to other informative, entertaining articles, with a few reminders of ways to help homeless people here in SLC are the subjects of this edition of RGR...

Obama vows to end homelessness in 10 years By Tony Pugh | McClatchy Newspapers
Street musician gets early Christmas present: a new cello by Sean P. Means The Salt Lake Tribune
[I was so happy for you, Eli, when I saw this. Stay strong.]
Utah County coalition seeking votes for homeless shelter by Donald W. Meyers The Salt Lake Tribune
[The above is an easy way to help our homeless friends. Below are some more-y.e.]
The Road Home’s Souper Bowl of Caring from now until Super Bowl Sunday, donate part of what you’re going to spend on a party or whatever to help our homeless friends.
Check a box on your Utah tax return; donate $2 to help homeless people.
Juan Diego & Ikea entertain, solicit donations.
Sundance Film Festival: Hobo With A Shotgun starring Rutger Hauer
Lastly, a couple of ads I encountered while searching the net for blog content:
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Hey, I think it’s important to laugh at ourselves. Some days, that’s all that got me through it. I believe that if we lose our sense of humour, we lose a little humanity along with that.
Until next time: Stay strong, stay warm, stay well, and stay civil.
---your editor

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Judge Stewart’s order in panhandling lawsuit

Here’s an image of the order. Click on the pages to enlarge for reading. Sorry they're out of order.
Congrats, Terry Lee, Jackie, and Patty. Thanks for standing up for our 1st Amendment rights. You should be proud.
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Until next time,
---your editor