Hispano jura ante la Junta Educativa de Utah By Reinaldo Escobar /OKespanol Don Miguel, como dice su dirección electrónica o Michael como lo llaman mas comúnmente ya es bien conocido por la comunidad hispana del área oeste de la ciudad que ha visto su apellido en letreros y pancartas pidiendo su voto. Primero fue en condición de candidato al Salt Lake City Council y después como aspirante a miembro del Salt Lake City School Board. … Continue reading
Utah school board races close in some districts BY MELINDA ROGERS THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 7, 2012 Voters selected new members for Utah school boards across the state Tuesday, including races along the Wasatch Front involving some of the state’s largest school districts. The Salt Lake City School District featured a school board election rematch from eight years ago, with incumbent Alama Uluave running against Michael Clara for a seat. In 2004, Uluave … Continue reading
Salt Lake City School District rivals from 2004 in another showdown BY JUSTINA MCCANDLESS THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PUBLISHED OCTOBER 20, 2012 Eight years ago Alama Uluave faced Michael Clara for a seat on the Salt Lake City School District board. Uluave beat Clara by a single vote, earning him a spot representing the city’s west-side neighborhoods and the designation as the board’s only minority member. Now, the two rematch in an election that will … Continue reading
Will new SLC school district boundaries boost west-side focus? BY DEREK P. JENSEN THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PUBLISHED APRIL 2, 2012 8:33 AM BY DEREK P. JENSEN THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Salt Lake City’s recently redrawn school board map has prompted one newly eligible west-side challenger — and four overall challengers — to compete for the four district seats to be contested in November. Two of the city’s seven school district boundaries were stretched anew … Continue reading