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Find out the meaning ... and the who, what, when, where, why and how of SGR's MUSTGO on Monday, April 3.  Don't miss the opportunity to take home what you may have been missing!

Do you remember when St. George had just one street light?

Do you remember when 700 South was considered out-of-town?

Do you remember when all of our kids went to the same high school?

Do you know the St. George LDS Tabernacle's "official" designation in the community?

Do you remember what Jay Ence brought to St. George ... because they're NOT native to this area?

Do you know who wrote "Are You from Dixie?"  Can you sing it from memory?

Were you here when the dam broke? Do you know how many name changes Utah Tech has had?  How many locations?  Do you know what 3 things officially put St. George on the map?

These questions may not be discussed in the program on Monday, May 17 but you can be sure you will leave with LOTS of good information about the growth curve in our community. ... and what's ahead in the next 2-5 decades.  And, don't forget to "bring your one.

Water is a very hot topic these days.  The Great Salt Lake isn't so great anymore.  Lake Powell, like its downstream neighbor Lake Mead, stands at a quarter of its full capacity exposing for the first time in decades the decaying natural wonder of Glen Canyon,  Unprecented rain and snowfall throughout the Beehive State is wreaking havoc with flooding in all parts of the state.

So, is the 20-year drought over or is this just an anomoly in our high desert region?

On Monday, April 24, Zach Renstrom, Executive Director of the Washington County Water Conservancy District will help us sort out all these questions while helping us better understand the Colorado River Compact and its effect on Dixie area water.

"Each one, bring on" to the Abbey Inn.

St. George Rotary's annual tradition of a 4-Way Test Essay Contest will be held on Monday, May 8 according to Contest Chair Brad Stucki where we will hear the winning entries based on the best representation of "is it the truth ... fair to all concerned ... build goodwill and better friendships ... and beneficial to all concerned."  Winners represent any or all of the area's intermediate school student participants with a cash prize to each as well as to their teachers. 

This is an ideal meeting for "each one to bring one."

President Dale Desmond set a goal of 8 (or more) members of SGR attending Governor Jose Velasco's District Conference at the beautiful new convention center in Taylorsville, UT on the weekend of May 4-6, 2023.  In our meering on Monday, May 15 you will hear from several of our enthusiastic attendees sharing what they learned and experienced which will strengthen our club, build membership, increase foundation giving and involve more youth in Rotary programs.

"Each one, bring one" for this informative gathering of Rotarians.

RY2023-24 board members will share their goals toward "Creating Hope in the World" and in the local community in the upcoming year.  Feel free to take notes as we kick off the new Rotary year so all members can support these goals ... and for this first meeting of the new year, please "each one, bring one!"

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