May 19, 2021
Splash park won’t open, but Hurley pool will Written by Nickolas Seibel on May 19, 2021
(Press File Photo by Stewart McClintic)
Santa Clara Mayor Richard Bauch sports a poncho while testing out the village’s new splash park during a ribbon-cutting in November 2016. With the mayor is architect Steven Shelendich, who designed the park, and his partner, artist Zoe Wolfe, both sporting wetsuits for the event.
With construction on Maple Street set to begin any day now, the village of Santa Clara has announced that it will not open the Roger T. Silva Splash Park this year but Mining District families will likely still have access to aquatic fun this summer.
Santa Clara reorganizes code, boosts utility rates Written by Makayla Grijalva on January 20, 2021
During their regular meeting Thursday, Santa Clara’s village trustees approved amendments to municipal code chapters on public utilities that the village has been refining for the past few months. While the revisions do include a utility rate increase, touted as accounting for the increase in cost of living, last week’s move mainly took already existing ordinances and compiled them into a single resource.
※A great deal of work went into this a lot of research, a lot of background. I want to commend out legal counsel for doing such a tremendous job,” said Santa Clara Mayor Richard Bauch. ※It’s taken a great deal of time to put it all together, but I think we have a document that’s optimal for the village.”
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(Photo Courtesy of Twana Sparks)
Students from the classes of Valerie Morales and Frank Borrego at G.W. Stout Elementary School donated food to the SPIN seasonal homeless shelter Thursday afternoon. Morales said that the collection was meant to teach the students about the spirit of giving not just gifts, but kindness this holiday season. From left are second grader Kristopher Steele, fifth grader Kennedy Tedford, fifth grader William Crocker, third grader Julian Sierra and third grader Jet Tedford with a box of food they collected.
Organizations offer ways to help out this holiday
As people open up their hearts and wallets during the holiday season, many Grant County organizations are still seeking donations to help those around the area have an enjoyable Christmas, warm, housed and fed going into the new year.
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