Plex, a streaming service, announced that it had a third-party attack on one of its database servers and was able to extract emails and passwords. The passwords were encrypted, but they are asking all service users to reset their passwords and to log out all devices attached to their service. Plex is a streaming service…
Read moreHow Safe Are The Local Eagle Mountain High Education Options?
With summer coming to an end, school is starting. Eagle Mountain is considered a Bedroom Community. Most Eagle Mountain residents go to school and work outside the Cedar Valley area. With the advent of COVID, that has changed some as employers are moving to a more mobile, work-from-home type of workforce. One example is Ancestry.com,…
Read moreRules of Civility
With all of the contention, mud-slinging, and division found in the world today, I thought it was important to post “The Rules of Civility & Decent Behavior in Company and Conversation” by George Washington. When another speaks, be attentive yourself and disturb not the audience. If any hesitate in his words, help him not nor…
Read moreThe Death of A Legacy
I come from miners’ stock. My grandfather and great-grandfather on my mother’s side were hard rock miners. And when they were not working in the mine, they were driving a team of horses. They both worked at a mine that supported a town that is now dead. The town no longer exists. The land was…
Read moreNew Internet Provider Hits Eagle Mountain
If you follow Facebook and any of the Eagle Mountain pages, you will notice that one of the most frequently asked questions is about who offers internet to the residents of Eagle Mountain. Cedar Valley Sentinel runs a high internet usage model. We are constantly using the internet for articles, research, and keeping the Eagle…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Offers Glass-Recycling
Eagle Mountain City recently announced, on the City Hall Facebook Page, the addition of a Glass Recycling bin located at Cory Wride Memorial Park. “Eagle Mountain residents may be interested in taking advantage of new glass recycling services now available at Cory Wride Memorial Park.” “A dumpster, with mural created by EM resident Bill Louis,…
Read more100 Years of Dust
On Thursday, July 21st the Eagle Mountain City Roads department spent the day putting down a layer of Magnesium Chloride on the dirt portion of Lake Mountian Road. Magnesium Chloride has been used for years around the country to help mitigate dust. Pacific Dust Control in Washington on their website takes about the use of…
Read moreWhat Did People Do 100 Years Ago For July 24th, 1922?
100 years ago the internet was a thing of Science Fiction, but social media existed. Most newspapers in the day would have a Society section. This section was the social media area before information traveled at the speed of light over the internet and other electronic devices I recently received an email from Newpapers.com, an…
Read more12 Reasons Bookkeeping is Critical for New Businesses
Launching and growing a business requires you to excel in many different areas. You must consider sales, marketing, product development, customer service, recruitment, training, and much more. However, many entrepreneurs neglect bookkeeping as they juggle all the other responsibilities of running their new companies. And that can cause a range of problems that significantly hinder…
Read moreEagle Mountain Loses An Icon – Keith Conley
EAGLE MOUNTAIN, UTAH – Keith Conley passed away on Saturday, July 16th. Keith Conley is a well-liked principal in Eagle Mountain. He was the first principal at Eagle Valley Elementary as well as the current principal of Hidden Hollow Elementary. Keith Conley was the first principal of Eagle Valley Elementary school when it opened in…
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