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Wednesday, June 9, 2021 - 1:28 pm
The Village of Potsdam’s Complete Streets working group gathered with representatives from Clarkson University in May for a walking audit of the village’s streetscapes. From left, William Olsen, Rebecca Weld, Ben Goodrich, David Bradford, Erik Backus (with Emily Backus), Linda Reece, Abby Lee, Alexandra Jacobs Wilke, Karen Bage and Coral Pondysh. Photo submitted by Alexandra Jacobs Wilke.
BY ADAM ATKINSON
North Country This Week
POTSDAM Members of the village of Potsdam’s Complete Streets working group met at the end of May to take a walking and inclusivity audit of the village’s street features.
Stansbury girls fall to Cedar at Cancer Classic ♦
After the holiday break, along with a long bus trip to southern Utah, it would have been understandable for the girls basketball teams from Grantsville, Tooele and Stansbury high schools to look a little bit sluggish on Monday in their first games of the annual Steve Hodson Cancer Classic.
Instead, the Cowboys, Buffaloes and Stallions all had standout performances, with Grantsville and Tooele coming away with wins. Stansbury lost its game on Monday, but saw some positive signs, as well.
Grantsville 57, Canyon View 35
Emily Backus knocked down five 3-pointers as part of a 26-point effort as Grantsville routed tournament co-host Canyon View on Monday in Cedar City.