n Republican Lincoln Day
Dinner Thursday March 30, in Monticello at the Hideout Community Center, 6 PM. Representative Mike Noel will be the keynote speaker. He is
such a strong ally in the land battle we are engaged in. If you haven’t heard him speak, you need to
come, listen and learn. Call Cody
Nielson for reservations 435-979-3027. They are also helping Stewards of San
Juan with a raffle that night, so plan
to buy tickets which will help us with advertising costs.
n Monday Night -- Bears Ears
Comic Relief – 7 PM April 3
Arts and Events Center -- USU Campus, Blanding
Stewards of San Juan has organized an
evening of humor and fun for some well-deserved “Comic Relief” on April 3. Lilly Tomblin Look-Alike will be manning the
Bears Ears Information Booth; The Bears Ears Boys will join in with some
humorous musical insights, while Oliver Harris and Buddy Redd will share western
poetry. Random spoofs and skits will round out the evening. Leonie and Allen
Hunt will close with a musical tribute to SJC. Donations will be used for
No-Monument advertising. Please invite
your like-minded friends and family to come enjoy this event. There will also
be Cake Auction and pot luck dessert
bar held at the end. Come and enjoy!
n Featured
Op-ed from Bob Dalton, published last week in San Juan Record.
n What
to expect when tourists come. A
photo essay. Be sure to read the
comments and post your own.
n Moab
& Escalante will be featured next on KSL’s Road to Understanding (today)
Please: Write or call Secretary of Interior Ryan Zinke He is getting LOTS of pressure from the Green
Urbanites as is President Trump. Please stay engaged.
1849 C Street, N.W. Washington DC 20240
Phone: (202) 208-3100
Email: Email Dept. of the Interior
Phone: (202) 208-3100
Email: Email Dept. of the Interior
· SJC ad
campaign takes aim at rescinding Bears Ears NM Read
article Thank you for your
donations in making this happen.
· A
great Town Hall Meeting was held in Fillmore Monday. Please listen if you
haven’t already. It was encouraging that
so many other counties voiced the same concerns we have. Stewards of San Juan
were represented and all had a chance to speak.
Thanks ladies for traveling over and representing SJC. 1 hour
video of meeting KSL is on the road for 2 weeks
visiting towns throughout Utah. March 23 they were in Blanding. Watch the news as it will show up soon.
· Updated
web site for Bears Ears Information. Please sign the petition reminding
President Trump of SJC. http://rescindbearsears.org/
Native Tribes set to do battle over
Bears Ears.
Sandy
Johnson, and Mary Jane Yazzie interviewed in this story.
ATV Trail Plans derailed by Environmental
group Deseret News A proposal to put in a 6.4 mile all-terrain
vehicle loop in the Indian Creek region at the Bears Ears Monument was derailed
by the new designation after environmental groups won a stay delaying any of
the work to begin this spring.
Those concerned about the devastating wildfires can visit www.ClarkCountyProud.com to see what the needs
are and where to donate.
The
Kansas Livestock Association is accepting donations of feed, fencing supplies
and cash for all ranchers who’ve lost fencing, forage resources, harvested feed
and an undetermined number of cattle in the blazes across Kansas. To donate, visit
www.kla.org/donationform.aspx
Federal Withdrawal of resource rich
lands also impacts Minnesota “If
enacted, the withdrawal proposal would cause the state to lose thousands of
potential jobs from future mining projects, billions of dollars in future
investment in Northeastern Minnesota, and billions of dollars of potential
revenue to support the state’s K-12 education system. . . .
The proposed withdrawal is not based on
science or any specific project. It will not make a project better, and it will
not improve the environment. The unproven concerns raised by Bureau of Land
Management and the Forest Service are based only on hypothetical and unfounded
fears of generalized impacts from mining.”
Coming in April: Beyond Standing Rock. KUED Channel 7
Wed. April 12, noon and
Sunday April 30, 3 PM