Cottonwood Heights neighbors ask LDS Church to preserve small park instead of selling it for development
Residents say they donated their time and money to help create the community open space on Doverhill Drive, but church leaders have so far signaled no interest in saving it.
(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Hope and Ruth Spataro play in a park behind a chapel in Cottonwood Heights on Wednesday, April 21, 2021. The chapel caught fire a few years ago, and the LDS Church wants to sell off the entire property, including the park that neighbors helped build in the 1970s. At rear are Joe and Lyn Spataro.
Florida man and resident of New Smyrna Beach shot, killed near DeLand
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Spokesperson Laura Williams said deputies were called to the 600 block of West Ida Avenue for a shooting. Detectives learned a man was parked in a vehicle when several people with their faces covered approached and started shooting. The man ran from the vehicle, but was shot several times and died at the scene, Williams said.
Sedgemoor Crematorium launches fundraising tribute to Captain Tom
st birthday on 30 April.
Westerleigh Group, the UK’s largest independent owner and operator of crematoria and cemeteries, including Sedgemoor Crematorium, is challenging staff at its 35 sites nationwide, to come up with creative ways of supporting the Captain Tom Foundation.
The group has also set up a Just Giving page and is inviting anyone from the communities served by them to pay their own tribute to Sir Tom by donating, perhaps in memory of their own loved ones.
The team at Sedgemoor Crematorium is going to walk 101 laps of their site, a total distance of more than 50 miles, as their contribution towards the fund-raising effort.
A WREXHAM cereal factory has made a number of cereal donations in support of local charities and organisations. Over 500kgs of cereal were distributed between eight different causes chosen by the employees at Kellogg’s, based on Bryn Lane. Dynamic, Yellow & Blue Project, Homestead Children’s Breakfast Club Nursery, Stansty Nursing Home and the Children’s Ward Nurses at Wrexham Maelor Hospital were all selected to receive food donations as they are groups close to colleagues’ own hearts. Laura Williams, Charity Manager at Dynamic, said: “We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone at Kellogg’s Wrexham for the kind and generous donations of cereal and snacks to Dynamic Centre for Children and Young People with Disabilities.
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