1) "After the review of more than 80 applications and in-depth interviews of a national base of candidates," Ogden City announces the new full-time manager of the Ogden-Hinckley Airport. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss:
Suffice it to say that nationally famous "double-dipper" Greiner remains "on an impressive roll," as he begins logging public service hours toward his fourth public service retirement plan.
2) As the 2014 Utah legislature kicks fully into gear, the Provo Herald caries a morning story, highlighting the messed up priorities of of some of the "critters" within our Utah legislature:
C'mon, folks. Do they really believe we're so confused that we don't know which bathrooms to use?
3) And here's a local story which is bound to put you off your feed, O Gentle Readers, as a multiplicity of news sources, running from our humble home town newspaper to the mighty NBC News, "virally" report one of the most bone-headed public school system screw-ups we've witnessed in years. Seems "dozens of children at a Salt Lake City elementary school had their lunches seized" and tossed in the garbage by certain "financially tight-fisted" cafeteria "lunch ladies," earlier this week, "because they did not have enough money in their accounts." In a heart-warming display of bureacratic generosity, however, these tender-aged "freeloaders" were mercifully provided "free" milk and fruit as a
Once again, the Beehive State finds itself in the national spotlight, for all the wrong reasons.
We'll be following thiss story closely, folks, to find out whether any administrative heads will ultimately roll.
So who'll be the first to throw in their own 2¢?
