Share the highs and lows of edible gardening with your neighbors as we swap tips, timelines, strategies and resources. This group is open to all - whether you are just starting out or gardening year 'round. Together we'll go from seed to maximizing the bounty of the harvest.
April's Topic: Growing Off to a Great Start: No Dig, Compost and Seed Starting, led by Tom Ibsen.
Date: 4th Monday of each month
Time: 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Location: Hoyt Community Room in the Sandy Library
Oh the fun you will have at the library! Come and celebrate Dr, Seuss with a special family storytime on his birthday. We’ll read one of Dr. Seuss’s beloved books and then dive into exciting, Seuss-inspired games and activities.
Date: Saturday, March 1st
Time: 10:00 am
Location: Hoyt Community Room in the Sandy Library
On January 24, 2025, the Planning Division submitted a 25-part questionnaire to the Housing Accountability and Production Office (HAPO) with the Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD), requesting an exemption from the “Mandatory Adjustments” required in Section 38 of Senate Bill 1537.
When applying for a business license for a food & drink establishment, the Building Official will inspect the establishment to ensure that the facility provides a safe environment for patrons, customers, and employees.
Free Hearing & Developmental Screenings
Regular screening of a child’s development is an effective way to identify early if children are falling behind their peers or are in need of extra support to meet their developmental milestones. If needs are identified, early intervention or early childhood special education services can provide a variety of support.
