The Division of Water Rights has its work cut out for it.
“It is the process of the state engineer's office to look at every single protest, read every single document, be very thorough, and then make a decision based on that."
I’m posting this because I am still just so goddamn mad.
My boyfriend and I wanted to go out to dinner. Had never been to Juniper, decided to try it. Walk in, place is clean, smells great, there’s a little paper sign on the register that says “this is not a fast food place, food is cooked to order, thank you for your wait, etc” so I think it’ll be somewhat good.
Order two cheeseburgers. $50 for both of us. Fine, Center Street Grill is maybe about that much and their food is worth the price. Wait probably 20 to 30 minutes. Food comes out.
Two motherfucking cooked-from-frozen patties. Like perfectly circular, processed grain pattern burgers that are so bland I legitimately could not eat them. The food tasted like nothing. I even added salt, specifically the seasoning salt on the table and that made it taste like salty nothing.
Frozen fries, frozen mozzarella sticks, everything was frozen and just reheated. I left hungry and incensed that my boyfriend had spent $50 goddamn dollars on that. It should not have been more than $18 for the both of us. We could have gone to Center Street, Chili’s, Ruby’s, Morty’s, or literally just gone up to campus and paid $11 each to have all you can eat cooked-from-frozen food that actually has a flavor to it.
Biggest rip off in the valley, hands down.
Where in the valley sells Hawaiian sandals? I know I've seen them for sale somewhere random but now I can't remember where.
Just a laughably huge white ai jesus in town.
You do you, Logan. You do you.
I asked about ghost stories earlier in this sub and now I've completed my ghost tour! Anyone and everyone is welcome to sign up for one of the times I'm doing them. It's free!! I'm just enjoying the spooky season this year (and I spent so many hours on this thing I feel like I need people to show up to justify it lol)
It's a walking tour starting at the main entrance of the Logan Cemetery and making its way through USU campus. In all it would be about 1.5 miles of walking (mostly flat ground) for about an hour 15 minutes. I probably wouldn't call it kid friendly... some of the stories are pretty dark! But if they're interested, of course they're welcome!
Dates:
Most Fridays/Saturdays in October
October 3, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30
Time:
6:30 pm and 8 pm
Location:
Logan Cemetery Main Entrance (meet under the arch across the street from the Church at 950 N 1200 E, Logan, UT 84321, which you can park at)
1000 N 1200 E Logan, UT 84321
Price:
FREE!
Please sign up so I know how many people to expect!