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Submitted by Visitor on October 10, 2011 - 1:20am

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Baker School Board had placed a General Obligation Bond in the amount of $3,200,000.00 on the November 2nd 2010 ballot.

Submitted by Visitor on September 23, 2010 - 11:24am

Any folks paying taxes in Sandy Valley on thr California side Heads UP

September 23, 2010
A Message from Rich Johnson, Concerned Resident rjohn2255@aol.com

Recently I was informed that the Baker School Board had placed a General Obligation Bond in the amount of $3,200,000.00 on the November 2nd 2010 ballot. My first thought was how did a Bond Issue get on the ballot without any public input? When I did some followup, the school said the public was surveyed, and they were found to support the bond issue. I have yet to find anyone who knew about the bond being placed on the ballot. They may have conducted the survey, but if so they did a poor job of it.

Being a resident and taxpayer in Baker I felt compelled to investigate this Bond issue situation.
After correspondence with Baker School Board President Kelly Fisher she issued statements found in the links provided at www.bakerschoolbond.com

Since the residents of the School District were not informed in a timely manner, no one had the opportunity to place opposing comments on the ballot for Measure D, the bond issue. This letter is my only way to inform the Community.

Play golf and benefit Sandy Valley Schools

Submitted by Sandy Valley on August 5, 2006 - 11:11am

Sandy Valley Middle School Student Council is presenting a benefit golf tournament.

Saturday, September 16, 2006 the tournament will be played at the Black Mountain Golf and Country Club in Las Vegas, Nevada. The rate is $85 which must be prepaid with registration. The fee includes cart fees, green fees, themed buffet luncheon and two non-alcoholic drink tickets per player.

Any cancellations must be made prior to August 22, 2006. No refunds will be given after this date.

Dress Code: Black Mountain Golf and Country Club requires all men to wear a collared golf shirt with sleeves and slacks or shorts of mid-length. Ladies are permitted to wear a collared sleeveless shirt or crew neck shirt with sleeves. Shorts must be mid-length. No aerobic wear, spandex or spaghetti straps.

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