What is a Makerspace?
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A Makerspace is a community-operated, non-profit workspace. Here, people with common interests (computers, machining, technology, science, digital art), can meet, socialize and collaborate with the maker mindset of creating something out of nothing, and exploring your own interests.
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We have a variety of maker equipment available that provides hands-on learning. Through various projects and activities, we provide opportunities for students to develop critical thinking, reinforce self-confidence, and a chance to advance their skills in STEAM Education.
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WE CAN MEET FACE TO FACE! IF YOU'D LIKE TO MEET FACE TO FACE WITH US, JOIN OUR CAMPS TODAY!
This summer's camps have come to a close. Stay tuned to learn what fun happenings will be going on during the school year. Make sure to go to the Cache County Fair! Any projects you worked on at Cache Makers Camps or the Weekly STEAM Challenges may be entered into the Cache County Fair! Scroll below to learn more! All entries must be submitted by August 1st online. YOU CANNOT ENTER AT THE CACHE COUNTY FAIR LOCATION!
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FREE CLASSES BEING OFFERED
There are some wonderful free relationship classes being offered right now. There are dating classes, couples, fatherhood, parenting, and even step parenting classes offered. If you're interested, register at healthyrelationshipsutah.org
DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN ENTER YOUR STEM/STEAM PROJECTS IN OUR CACHE COUNTY FAIR?
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4-H COUNTY FAIR COMING SOON!
All 4-H club exhibits MUST be entered online by Saturday August first at 11:59 PM. There will be no onsite entry available; if you want your submission in the Fair, you'll need to sign up before coming. If you are unsure where to put your item, you can call 435-752-6263 and we'll help you out!
After much discussion and deliberation, we are elated to announce the Cache County Fair will be moving forward! We know there has been some uncertainty this year and we have greatly appreciated your patience. We look forward to a great fair. The following are reminders, changes, and important information for this year's fair. This will be a lengthy amount of information; PLEASE read all of it!
- This year we have made some schedule changes due to the rodeo extending to Wednesday evening. You can find those schedule changes below. They can also be found in the fair book. https://www.cachecounty.org/assets/department/fair/PDFs/2020%20PDFs/2020%20fairbook%20v.4.pdf
- We will be following the recommendations of the Bear River Health Department and the CDC. A distance of 6 ft between you and others should be maintained when possible. Masks are encouraged when social distancing is not possible but will not be required. Please keep in mind the personal responsibility to keep yourselves and others safe during this event.
- Many supporters of the Junior Livestock program have expressed a desire to be able to boost online with a credit or debit card. We are excited to announce that beginning this year ALL boosts payments to Junior Livestock Projects will be completed online with either a debit or credit card. We are launching a new website where boosts boost payments can be made. The URL can be found at http://cachejuniorlivestock.com/
There will be a $50 dollar limit to all boosts. There will also be a 10% commission charged to the exhibitor on all boosts to accommodate for additional credit card fees as well as website setup and maintenance fees. We have kept the 4% commission on all sales made at the auction. Boosts can begin online after the sale order is completed and uploaded to the website sometime on the afternoon of Friday, August 7, 2020. We will not be accepting any boosts after August 31st (the ability to boost online will be closed at that time). For exhibitors who have received large boosts in the past, we encourage you to try to pool your boosts and buy animals at the auction with a pooled buying group.
- Only completed projects will be allowed to receive boosts through the website (a completed project includes making the minimum and/or maximum weight for the respective species AND being in the sale order of the Junior Livestock Auction). Individuals that desire to boost or contribute to exhibitors whose animals did not make the minimum and/or maximum weight or that are withdrawn from the sale will have to do so privately and NOT through the Junior Livestock Program.
- On the day of the sale, there will be 3 bleachers in the cache arena designated for buyers only. There will be one set of bleachers for spectators. We appreciate your cooperation as we have tried to keep our buyers safe and comfortable.
- Each exhibitor is only permitted to bring one animal per species. For example, if you have tagged in two steers and two pigs you are only permitted to bring one steer and one pig.
- Those who have chosen to participate in PeeWee must be at least 3 years old. The animal that is used for PeeWee must already be at the fair. An exhibitor is not permitted to bring an animal just for PeeWee.
Schedule changes:
Weigh-In
Steer/Dairy Heifer Weigh-In: Tuesday Aug 4th 6:00-8:00PM
Sheep/Goat Weigh-In: Tuesday Aug 4th 6:00-9:00PM
Hog Weigh-In: Wedneday Aug 5th 6:00-8:00AM
Any animal can be brought in after noon on Tuesday.
Exhibitor Meeting
Wednesday Aug 5th 11:00AM (Steer Barn)
Livestock Shows
> Steers
Showmanship - Wendsday Aug 5th 3:00PM
Market: Thursday Aug 6th 3:00PM
> Goats
Showmanship - Wednesday Aug 5th 1:00PM
Market - Thursday Aug 6th 9:00AM
> Sheep
Market - Thursday Aug 6th following the goat show
Showmanship - Friday Aug 7th 9:00AM
> Hogs
Market - Thrusday Aug 6th 8:00AM
Showmanship - Friday Aug 7th 8:00AM
> Dairy Heifers:
Showmanship - Thursday Aug 6th 9:00AM
Market - Thursday Aug 6th 2:00PM
> Round Robbin:
Friday Aug 7th 5:00PM
> Cache County Sale:
Saturday Aug 8th 9:00AM
We really appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation in these circumstances. We are working hard to make this fair as normal as we can. We look forward to seeing all of you for a fun and safe event!
As always please pass this on to anyone who may not receive it.
Thanks,
The Jr Livestock Committee
After much discussion and deliberation, we are elated to announce the Cache County Fair will be moving forward! We know there has been some uncertainty this year and we have greatly appreciated your patience. We look forward to a great fair. The following are reminders, changes, and important information for this year's fair. This will be a lengthy amount of information; PLEASE read all of it!
- This year we have made some schedule changes due to the rodeo extending to Wednesday evening. You can find those schedule changes below. They can also be found in the fair book. https://www.cachecounty.org/assets/department/fair/PDFs/2020%20PDFs/2020%20fairbook%20v.4.pdf
- We will be following the recommendations of the Bear River Health Department and the CDC. A distance of 6 ft between you and others should be maintained when possible. Masks are encouraged when social distancing is not possible but will not be required. Please keep in mind the personal responsibility to keep yourselves and others safe during this event.
- Many supporters of the Junior Livestock program have expressed a desire to be able to boost online with a credit or debit card. We are excited to announce that beginning this year ALL boosts payments to Junior Livestock Projects will be completed online with either a debit or credit card. We are launching a new website where boosts boost payments can be made. The URL can be found at http://cachejuniorlivestock.com/
There will be a $50 dollar limit to all boosts. There will also be a 10% commission charged to the exhibitor on all boosts to accommodate for additional credit card fees as well as website setup and maintenance fees. We have kept the 4% commission on all sales made at the auction. Boosts can begin online after the sale order is completed and uploaded to the website sometime on the afternoon of Friday, August 7, 2020. We will not be accepting any boosts after August 31st (the ability to boost online will be closed at that time). For exhibitors who have received large boosts in the past, we encourage you to try to pool your boosts and buy animals at the auction with a pooled buying group.
- Only completed projects will be allowed to receive boosts through the website (a completed project includes making the minimum and/or maximum weight for the respective species AND being in the sale order of the Junior Livestock Auction). Individuals that desire to boost or contribute to exhibitors whose animals did not make the minimum and/or maximum weight or that are withdrawn from the sale will have to do so privately and NOT through the Junior Livestock Program.
- On the day of the sale, there will be 3 bleachers in the cache arena designated for buyers only. There will be one set of bleachers for spectators. We appreciate your cooperation as we have tried to keep our buyers safe and comfortable.
- Each exhibitor is only permitted to bring one animal per species. For example, if you have tagged in two steers and two pigs you are only permitted to bring one steer and one pig.
- Those who have chosen to participate in PeeWee must be at least 3 years old. The animal that is used for PeeWee must already be at the fair. An exhibitor is not permitted to bring an animal just for PeeWee.
Schedule changes:
Weigh-In
Steer/Dairy Heifer Weigh-In: Tuesday Aug 4th 6:00-8:00PM
Sheep/Goat Weigh-In: Tuesday Aug 4th 6:00-9:00PM
Hog Weigh-In: Wedneday Aug 5th 6:00-8:00AM
Any animal can be brought in after noon on Tuesday.
Exhibitor Meeting
Wednesday Aug 5th 11:00AM (Steer Barn)
Livestock Shows
> Steers
Showmanship - Wendsday Aug 5th 3:00PM
Market: Thursday Aug 6th 3:00PM
> Goats
Showmanship - Wednesday Aug 5th 1:00PM
Market - Thursday Aug 6th 9:00AM
> Sheep
Market - Thursday Aug 6th following the goat show
Showmanship - Friday Aug 7th 9:00AM
> Hogs
Market - Thrusday Aug 6th 8:00AM
Showmanship - Friday Aug 7th 8:00AM
> Dairy Heifers:
Showmanship - Thursday Aug 6th 9:00AM
Market - Thursday Aug 6th 2:00PM
> Round Robbin:
Friday Aug 7th 5:00PM
> Cache County Sale:
Saturday Aug 8th 9:00AM
We really appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation in these circumstances. We are working hard to make this fair as normal as we can. We look forward to seeing all of you for a fun and safe event!
As always please pass this on to anyone who may not receive it.
Thanks,
The Jr Livestock Committee
"When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves."
~Viktor Frankl~
Survivor of 4 concentration camps
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Cache Makers has allowed me huge opportunities to do the things I do today. Becoming knowledgeable of today's technology, helping out with the community, and even learning to help others have all come from Cache Makers. Cache Makers motivates me to help others and the community around me.”
--Cami Yuan, 4-H Cache Makers STEM Ambassador and youth council leader, 2020
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