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Nothing gets students riled up more than a perceived revocation of a privilege they now enjoy. Last fall, the Provo City Council responded to local residents’ concerns and passed a parking program south of campus. Few students objected. This past spring, Provo City held hearings to implement the parking program south of campus. Many students [...]
On September 10th the Joaquin and Maeser neighborhoods have organized to have the Mayorial candidates come and meet with us at Farrer Elementary at 7:00. The local level vote very directly impacts our lives. Please be informed first and then vote! I have put the schedules of the other neighborhoods so you have all opportunities [...]
Polling places are listed here: http://provo.org/index.php?module=ibcms&fxn=elections.polling_places PHOTO ID and RESIDENCY VERIFICATION A recent change in Utah law requires that EVERY voter provide valid voter identification (http://provo.org/img//Voter%20ID%20from%20Carr%20Printing%282%29.pdf) at the polling location prior to being allowed to vote. That includes a photo ID issued by the state or federal government such as a Utah driver liense, or [...]
Wednesday, September 2, 2009 Habitat for Humanity’s Brimhall Estates Build Grab a Hammer and help area families realize their dream of safe and affordable housing!
For those of you who were unable to attend the information session, here is the presentation that was given there.
Student – Provo City Alliance Featured in the Daily Herald The Daily Herald featured an article on the Student – Provo City Alliance in their paper on July 29th. Provo student organization seeks broader community support “It’s not about the parking. “Sure, the Student-Provo City Alliance originated in response to a parking program, and it’s [...]
