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Bennett Brown (left) and Woodleigh Welch worked with Kari Beth Holloway (center) to create the perfect Christmas cookie at Snowbird Community Library’s Cookie and Ornament Decorating Party on Dec. 10. Photo by Zena Rattler/Contributing Photographer

Bennett Brown (left) and Woodleigh Welch worked with Kari Beth Holloway (center) to create the perfect Christmas cookie at Snowbird Community Library’s Cookie and Ornament Decorating Party on Dec. 10. Photo by Zena Rattler/Contributing Photographer

With sugar on top

This Christmas Eve, children will leave one billion cookies for Santa.  Assuming that he restrains himself to the point of taking just one bite from each offering, Santa will still have to eat the equivalent of at least 300 million cookies as he travels the globe delivering presents.
Snowbird resident Onita Bush (center) was presented with the One Dozen Who Care’s Community Treasure Award on Saturday, Nov. 9. With Bush is organization founder Ann Miller Woodford and director Dawn Colbert.

Snowbird resident Onita Bush (center) was presented with the One Dozen Who Care’s Community Treasure Award on Saturday, Nov. 9. With Bush is organization founder Ann Miller Woodford and director Dawn Colbert.

Local woman receives Community Treasure Award

One Dozen Who Care, Inc. presented the Community Treasure Award to community leader and Indigenous Matriarch Onita Bush at their annual Elder Diner celebration, which was held Saturday, Nov. 9.