Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 45 - 34.

Jan 03, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Ridgeline High School 45-34

Hudson Schenck scored 12 and Brandon Capener scored 13 to lead the Warriors to the road victory.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 59 - 79.

Jan 03, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Ridgeline High School 79-59

Ridgeline jumped out to a big halftime lead. Th Warriors fought back getting within 7 before ridgeline used a big scoring run to put the game away. Hunter Howe led the Warriors in scoring with 16!

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Board of Trustees

NORTH VIEW FIRE BOARD MEETINGS 2017

Notice Date & Time: 1/1/17 12:00 AM

Description/Agenda:

FIRE BOARD MEETINGS WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE THIRD TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT THE NORTH VIEW FIRE STATION 315 E. 2550 N. NORTH OGDEN AT 5:00 P.M.

City Council

Municipal Election Notice

Notice Date & Time: 6/1/17 8:00 AM

Description/Agenda:

Notice of Municipal Election

The City of Harrisville, Utah, hereby gives notice that a municipal election will be held for Mayor (4 year term), two (2) City Council seats (4 year terms) and one (1) City Council seat (2 year term).

CANDIDACY (UCA 20A-9-203): Candidates shall file a Declaration of Candidacy in person with the City Recorder at the City Offices, 363 W. Independence Blvd., Harrisville, Utah, during office hours and not later than the close of normal office hours between June 1 and June 7. A Nomination Petition may also be filed during the same time period. City office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8am to 5pm and Friday, 8am to 12pm. Filing fee is $25. Candidate packets are available at the City Recorders Office and on the City's website at: www.cityofharrisville.com

QUALIFICATIONS FOR A CANDIDATE ARE (UCA 20A-9-203):
1. United States Citizen.
2. Registered voter of the municipality (City of Harrisville)
3. Resident of the municipality (City of Harrisville) or recently annexed territory for a period of 12 consecutive months immediately before the date of the election.
4. In accordance with Utah Constitution Article IV, Section 6, any mentally incompetent person, and person convicted of a felony, or any person convicted of treason or a crime against the elective franchise may not hold office in this state until the right to hold elective office is restored.

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Retirement Open house for Shanna Edwards

After 55 years of working for Harrisville City, Shanna Edwards, is now retiring from being Planning Commission Recorder and Project Management Recorder. She will continue as a City Historian on a volunteer basis. Edwards has given her time and talents in a variety of ways. 

According to Harrisville Mayor, Bruce Richins, “She (Edwards) has a vast knowledge of the past growth the City has experienced.  So much wisdom.  It will be very difficult to replace her.  I rely on her expertise very much.”

 An open house will be held in Shanna Edwards’s honor at the Harrisville City Cabin, located at 725 West Harrisville Road, on Monday, January 30, 2017, from 2-4 p.m.  If you would like to wish her well, you may do so at sedwards@cityofharrisville.com.

Community Gardens

Applications are now being accepted for the community garden plots.  The plots are 8x8 raised bed plots located on the east side of the City Offices.  There is no cost, but applications must be made in person during regular business hours. For more information contact Jennie Knight at 801-782-4100 ext. 1000.

Harrisville Youth City Council Needs You!

To all Harrisville Youth ages 14-17: If you want to become involved in civic issues and be engaged in solving community problems and service, then this is a great opportunity for you to become a member of the Harrisville Youth City Council.

Being a member of the City Youth Council is a great experience where you can:

*Make new friends

*Plan and participate in the best events all year

*Gain experience in leadership and civic duties

*Gain and exchange valuable training in leadership

*Community involvement

*Learn about Citizenship and Government organization

This type of experience is helpful on resumes for college applications, scholarships, and employment. Get an application at the Harrisville City Office and contact Austin Tracy at atracy@cityofharrisville.com.

Snow Removal

Please remember that putting snow back out in the street is illegal.  It is also illegal to park cars and other objects on the street that may impede snow removal. Pile the snow so it will not infringe on City streets. Contact Harrisville City Police Department at 801-782-9648 ext. 1001 to report any violations.

Retirement Open house for Shanna Edwards

After 55 years of working for Harrisville City, Shanna Edwards, is now retiring from being Planning Commission Recorder and Project Management Recorder. She will continue as a City Historian on a volunteer basis. Edwards has given her time and talents in a variety of ways. 

According to Harrisville Mayor, Bruce Richins, “She (Edwards) has a vast knowledge of the past growth the City has experienced.  So much wisdom.  It will be very difficult to replace her.  I rely on her expertise very much.”

 An open house will be held in Shanna Edwards’s honor at the Harrisville City Cabin, located at 725 West Harrisville Road, on Monday, January 30, 2017, from 2-4 p.m.  If you would like to wish her well, you may do so at sedwards@cityofharrisville.com.

Community Gardens

Applications are now being accepted for the community garden plots.  The plots are 8x8 raised bed plots located on the east side of the City Offices.  There is no cost, but applications must be made in person during regular business hours. For more information contact Jennie Knight at 801-782-4100 ext. 1000.

Harrisville Youth City Council Needs You!

To all Harrisville Youth ages 14-17: If you want to become involved in civic issues and be engaged in solving community problems and service, then this is a great opportunity for you to become a member of the Harrisville Youth City Council.

Being a member of the City Youth Council is a great experience where you can:

*Make new friends

*Plan and participate in the best events all year

*Gain experience in leadership and civic duties

*Gain and exchange valuable training in leadership

*Community involvement

*Learn about Citizenship and Government organization

This type of experience is helpful on resumes for college applications, scholarships, and employment. Get an application at the Harrisville City Office and contact Austin Tracy at atracy@cityofharrisville.com.

Snow Removal

Please remember that putting snow back out in the street is illegal.  It is also illegal to park cars and other objects on the street that may impede snow removal. Pile the snow so it will not infringe on City streets. Contact Harrisville City Police Department at 801-782-9648 ext. 1001 to report any violations.

Retirement Open house for Shanna Edwards

After 55 years of working for Harrisville City, Shanna Edwards, is now retiring from being Planning Commission Recorder and Project Management Recorder. She will continue as a City Historian on a volunteer basis. Edwards has given her time and talents in a variety of ways. 

According to Harrisville Mayor, Bruce Richins, “She (Edwards) has a vast knowledge of the past growth the City has experienced.  So much wisdom.  It will be very difficult to replace her.  I rely on her expertise very much.”

 An open house will be held in Shanna Edwards’s honor at the Harrisville City Cabin, located at 725 West Harrisville Road, on Monday, January 30, 2017, from 2-4 p.m.  If you would like to wish her well, you may do so at sedwards@cityofharrisville.com.

Community Gardens

Applications are now being accepted for the community garden plots.  The plots are 8x8 raised bed plots located on the east side of the City Offices.  There is no cost, but applications must be made in person during regular business hours. For more information contact Jennie Knight at 801-782-4100 ext. 1000.

Harrisville Youth City Council Needs You!

To all Harrisville Youth ages 14-17: If you want to become involved in civic issues and be engaged in solving community problems and service, then this is a great opportunity for you to become a member of the Harrisville Youth City Council.

Being a member of the City Youth Council is a great experience where you can:

*Make new friends

*Plan and participate in the best events all year

*Gain experience in leadership and civic duties

*Gain and exchange valuable training in leadership

*Community involvement

*Learn about Citizenship and Government organization

This type of experience is helpful on resumes for college applications, scholarships, and employment. Get an application at the Harrisville City Office and contact Austin Tracy at atracy@cityofharrisville.com.

Snow Removal

Please remember that putting snow back out in the street is illegal.  It is also illegal to park cars and other objects on the street that may impede snow removal. Pile the snow so it will not infringe on City streets. Contact Harrisville City Police Deptartment at 801-782-9648 ext. 1001 to report any violations.

Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 47 - 15.

Jan 13, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Roy High School 47-15

Weber held Roy scoreless in the first quarter jumping out to a huge lead and kept expanding it in the blowout win!

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 45 - 49.

Jan 06, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball falls to Northridge High School 49-45

Northridge got the close win. Brandon Capener scored 18 in the loss for the Warriors.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 47 - 43.

Jan 13, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Roy High School 47-43

In a tight game throughout Weber got the win. Connor Shaw and Kobe Furqueron each had 10 points to lead the Warriors.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 67 - 57.

Jan 06, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Northridge High School 67-57

Weber started Region out with a win on the road. Connor Shaw, Austin Bartholomew, and Hunter Howe all had 14 in the win.

Documents Updated

• Council Packet 12-13-16.pdf - 12/9/16 8:59 AM
• Council Minutes 12-13-16.pdf - 1/12/17 4:05 PM

City Council

City Council Meeting

Notice Date & Time: 12/13/16 7:00 PM

Description/Agenda:

CITY COUNCIL MEETING
363 West Independence Blvd
December 13, 2016
'In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Harrisville will make reasonable accommodations for participation in the meeting. Request for assistance can be made by contacting the City Recorder at 801-782-4100, providing at least three working days advance notice of the meeting.'
7:00 P.M. CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Presiding: Mayor Bruce Richins
Mayor Pro Tem: Jeff Pearce

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE & OPENING CEREMONY [Mayor Richins]

3. CONSENT ITEMS
a. Approve the minutes of November 22, 2016 as presented.
b. Financial Report

4. BUSINESS ITEMS
a. Presentation of the FY2015-16 audit report. [Christensen, Palmer, & Ambrose]
b. Discussion/possible action to adopt 2017 Meeting Schedule. [Jennie Knight]
c. Discussion/possible action to approve iWorQ contract for building permit services. [Sean Lambert]
d. Discussion/possible action to approve 2016 Storm Drain Projects. [Sean Lambert]
5. CLOSED EXECUTIVE SESSION: Utah State Code §52-4-204 & §52-4-205(1)(a): The Council may consider a motion to enter into Closed Executive Session for the purpose of discussion of character, professional competence, or physical or mental health of individual(s) and §52-4-205(1)(c) strategy regarding pending or reasonably imminent litigation.
6. BUSINESS ITEMS cont.
e. Discussion/possible action to approve staff coordinated effort for City Community Events. [Bill Morris]

7. PUBLIC COMMENTS - (3 minute maximum)

8. MAYOR/COUNCIL FOLLOW-UP:

9. ADJOURN
DATE POSTED: Dec. 9, 2016 BY: Jennie Knight, City

Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 80 - 81.

Jan 18, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Fremont High School 81-80

Fremont got the close win at home over Weber but the game was not without controversy.

With 1:26 left in the 3rd quarter the officials counted a basket that never went in on a foul for Fremont giving them an extra 2 points.

Gage Johnson led the Warriors and all scorers with 35 points. Connor Shaw had 18 and Kobe Furqueron had 12 for the Warriors.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 56 - 55.

Jan 18, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Fremont High School 56-55

Brandon capener hit a 3 to tie the game and send it to overtime and then hit the winning shot with 6 seconds left to give the Weber JV a win on the road at fremont. Brandon Capener led the Warriors with 27 points with 12 of those being from three point land!

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 56 - 46.

Jan 20, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Mountain Crest High School 56-46

Weber had a big halftime lead a cruised to the win. Leading the way for the Warriors was Hudson Schenck with 13, Brandt Opheikens with 12, and Logan lafeber with 10.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 49 - 64.

Jan 20, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Mountain Crest High School 64-49

Weber had a 20 point lead after the third quarter and cruised to the win. Weber hit 12 three posters in the win. Connor sjaw had 21 points in the win with Austin Bartholomew adding 13

Ted Petersen

"Girls Basketball games with Skyview on Jan. 25th have been postponed to Jan.26th We will have both boys and girls games"

Above and Beyond is back. Please take time to recognize a Weber High Staff that has meant something to you by their willingness to go Above and Beyond. Anyone can nominate any staff. Students, parents and staff are encouraged to recognize the great people that make Weber the wonderful place it is. You can pick up and drop off nomination forms in the main office.

Hey!! We want to help you improve your ACT scores. Join us starting Monday, January 30 for an ACT prep class. Cost is $45, payable to the bookkeeper. Space is limited; act fast! Please see your counselor for more information or questions.

Seniors-Please check the graduation list outside the counseling office and initial by your name.. This is how your name will be spelled on your diploma. If your name is not correct, please come see Mrs. Tanner in counseling prior to Jan. 30th. Thanks.

Attention Juniors-If you have a high interest in math and science, and are interested in engineering or computer science as a possible field of study, you should apply for Utah State University's Engineering State Program. This will be held on the USU campus June 5-8, and is a great opportunity to get a head start on your career. Application is due March 17. Please see counseling for more details.

STARFISH CIRCUS is a Modern Circus show with aerial acts, acrobatics. parkour, poi and laced together with comedy.  Including performers of all ages K-12.

Fri, Jan 27th, 2017 at 7:00 pm

Sat, Jan 28th, 2017 at 2:00 pm

Sat, Jan 28th, 2017 at 7:00 pm

Tickets in advance:

$10 adults

$6 children / students / seniors

$30 family of 5 

All seats $10 at the door

January

24   |   Girls BBall - Sky View @ Weber

25   |   Wrestling - State Duals

25   |   Boys BBall - Sky View @ Weber

26   |   Drill - Region Championship

27   |   Men's and Women's State Honor Choir Festival

27   |   Girls BBall - Northridge @ Weber 

Working over a half a century is a long time!  And working for one particular city all those years is exactly what Shanna Edwards, of Harrisville City, did.  Throughout her career, she demonstrated several roles and abilities beginning in 1962.  Now, she will channel her focus in a new direction: retirement.  But first, we’d like to share some interesting and fun background information on this very talented and hard-working lady!

Shanna Edwards and her husband, Lynn, will soon celebrate their 53rd wedding anniversary on Valentine’s Day, February 14th. Congratulations!  They have raised 5 children: Lee, Rona, Erin, Kaelyn and Evan.  In her early years working for the City, Shanna would go to meetings in the evenings but did most of the work from home to be there for her children.

 Harrisville has always been home to Shanna with the exception of only a couple of years in her marriage.  In fact, her ancestors, Pleasant Green and Sarah Jane Marler Lake Taylor  were early founders.  And her Great, Great-Grandfather, David Crowther, was also an early settler.  Thereafter, her grandparents and parents decided to continue to reside in Harrisville, as well.

Shanna received her start as an employee with Harrisville City back in 1962 when Harrisville citizens came together and petitioned for incorporation.  Her father, Lorin Crowther, was on the first planning commission at the time.  They needed a secretary and he asked Shanna to volunteer. This began a life-long journey of dedicated service to Harrisville City.  Along with this position of secretary, Shanna served as Adjustment Board Secretary.  According to Shanna, “In the beginning most volunteered their time, services, and even equipment. Until 1965, meetings were held on a rotating basis in the homes of commissioners. Dessert was served afterwards.” 

After a few years, Shanna began to receive a monthly salary of $10 which eventually grew to $15. In the 1980’s Shanna began working a few more hours, part time, at the City offices.  As time went by, she continued to serve in various ways within the City including: Court Clerk in the Municipal Court and Land Use and Development Coordinator (which entailed many different jobs). 

 Shanna has also volunteered many years as the City Historian.  In 2004, Harrisville Horizons, a history of Harrisville, was published by Shanna, Joyce Larsson and Joanne Christensen.  Later, these ladies also produced a pamphlet, free to the public, which included an historical walking tour of the City. 

Shanna commented that the main highlights over the years involve the people with whom she has worked. “Challenges for me have been going from the era of typewriter and carbon copies to computers with continual updating of computer programs.  However, I have loved that challenge because it has been a great continual learning process.”

When asked, what makes Harrisville a great city to live in, Shanna says, “Definitely the people.  Also, the City has tried to maintain areas that are somewhat rural and it has a great atmosphere.  Harrisville is a wonderful place to raise families.”

After retirement, Shanna has in mind what she would like to do. “I began my career volunteering for the City and will continue volunteering as City Historian. However, I hope to spend more time at our Bear Lake house with my family and I look forward to new adventures.”

Shanna would like to express sincere THANKS to her family and co-workers. She said, “Love them!”

An Open House will be held in Shanna Edwards’s honor on Monday, January 30, 2017, from 2-4 p.m. at the Harrisville City Cabin  located at 725 W. Harrisville Rd.

You may also wish her well at sedwards@cityofharrisville.com

25   |   Girls BBall - Sky View @ Weber

25   |   Boys BBall - Sky View @ Weber

26   |   Drill - Region Championship

27   |   Men's and Women's State Honor Choir Festival

27   |   Girls BBall - Northridge @ Weber

27   |   FW: Starfish Circus / Productions and Actor's Rep Combined Show

January 25....................Literacy Club (Library) 1:15-2:00
January 25...................Math Club (Lunchroom) 1:15-2:00
January 27...................Chinese New Year Assembly K-3 1:30-2:10
                                 Chinese New Year Assembly  4-6 2:20-3:00
January 28...................Chinese New Year Celebration WHS

February

February 1-3................P.T. Conferences/Book Fair/Out at 1:05
                                  (School will dismiss all 3 days at 1:05)
February 1....................POPCORN DAY/Pride Day
February 1....................Mountain Star Blood Drive (Library) 1:30-6:30 PM
February 3...................No Kindergarten
February 6...................Spring Choir Starts (Mon. & Wed.) 7:30 AM
February 8...................Literacy Club Library 1:15-2:00
February 8...................Math Club (Lunchroom) 1:15-2:00
February 14................ Valentine's Day (Class Parties)
                                 6th grade Valentine party after lunch
February 15.................Mid Term
February 17.................Comp Day-NO SCHOOL
February 20................President’s Day – NO SCHOOL 
February 22................Literacy Club (Library) 1:15-2:00
February 24................5th Grade Maturation, boys (Library) 1:00
February 24................5th Grade Maturation, girls (Library) 2:00
February 27................Literacy Night 5:30-8:30
February 28................Hearing screening in the portable
February 28................Spring Orchestra (Tues. & Thurs) 7:30 AM

"One Book, One School"
Literacy Night
Monday, February 27, 2017
5:00 pm 

Bates Elementary's Literacy night theme is "One Book, One School." We would like everyone to read the same book and come together to celebrate this fun accomplishment.  Our PTA and faculty have chosen, My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead Goerge as our "One Book." As our literacy gift to you, our school has purchased a copy for every family.  Books  went home with one child per family on December 16, 2016.  If you finish the book by Wednesday, January 4, 2017, turn in the bottom portion of the yellow paper that went home with your children in December. If you have misplaced that paper...click here to print off a new one. In January and February, Bates will hold book club days with fun activities to get our students excited about Literacy Night. Book club dates are listed below.

Book Club Dates
Wednesdays from 1:15-2:00
Bates Library
January 25th........Pages 46-93 will be discussed.
February 8th........Pages 93-131 will be discussed.
February 22nd........Pages 131-177 will be discussed.
Monday, February 27th - Literacy Night 5:00 pm

January

25   |   Professional Development

25   |   Late Start 9:00 AM

27   |   Boys Basketball South at NOJH

28   |   Jr. High Honor Orchestra-All Day Rehearsal, Concert 7:00 p.m.

31   |   Boys Basketball NOJH @ Snowcrest

February

1   |   The Weber Experience (for 9th grade

Principal Newsletter

Great improvements at North Ogden Junior High have steadily been taking place. New carpet in the lobby and breezeway, updated paint in hallway, and cafeteria.   The old gym will soon be available for our volleyball team, and PE classes. The transition for the theater locker room and stage are soon approaching the final stages of completion.

The new gym is continually progressing, with the hard work of construction and details being met. I am very impressed with the quality of the workmanship that is taking place every day, to give our students the best.

Our teachers and staff have commented on the wonderful students in our building. I appreciate the efforts on all parts to show the kindness and respect to each other here in our building.  I enjoy greeting students as they walk into school, and throughout the day on their way to class.  

Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 59 - 68.

Jan 25, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Sky View High School 68-59

Sky View overcame a 16 point first quarter deficit to come back and won by 9. Kobe Furqueron scores 17 for the Warriors with Connor Shaw having 16.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 68 - 65.

Jan 27, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Northridge High School 68-65

In a tight ballgame throughout, Weber got the win. Connor Shaw led the Warriors and all scorers with 24 points. Gage Johnson chipped in 21 and Austin Bartholomew had 13. Austin Bartholomew blocked a 3 pointer at the buzzer to keep Northridge from getting the game tying shot off.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 63 - 48.

Jan 25, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Sky View High School 63-48

Trailing by 3 after the first quarter Weber out scored the Bobcats 22-4 in the second to break the game open. Brandon Capener led all scorers with 34 points

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 61 - 35.

Jan 27, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Northridge High School 61-35

Weber led 34-8 at halftime and cruised to the JV win. Brandon Capener had 16 with Hudson Schenck had 15. Brandt Opheikens also got into the double digit scoring with 13.

12th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Kaleb Adams, Arielle Anderson, Kameo Anderson, Nicole Anderson, Kaitlyn Anglesey, Kadee Barney, Barry Best, Henderson Bird, Ryan Bischoff, Brayden Blanch, Kaitlin Bowman, Madison Boydston, Kaleb Brown, Jeffrey Burnett, Andrew Bushnell, Mckenna Butler, Kaden Call, Sarah Calvert, Rachael Carter, Abigail Cavender, Kaden Christensen, Hannah Coleman, Daniel Crockford, Haylee Dahlin, Bailey Davidson, Britton Deis, Kyle Diemel, Kaylie Driver, Micaela Duran, Braxton Edwards, Jacquelyn Faircloth, Benjamin Fenton, Sara Filiaga, Holden Froerer, Carrie Goddard, Andrew Gonzales, Elias Greenwood, Megan Harris, Aspyn Hart, Kaitlyn Heaton, Colby Hepler, Ty Hill, Kaylee Holtry, Stewart Irvine, Kade Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Bailey Kelson, John Kirkham, Anthony Laubacher, Faith Lawrence, Cole Lifer, Annelies Lippert, Melissa Lopez, Lindsey Lord, Kaden Lott, Bayleigh Marriott, Madisen Marriott, William Masters, Alexander Matheson, Hunter Maw, Katelin McCrary, Matthew McLaughlin, Devin Merkley, Dillon Meyer, Jaxson Munns, Sabra Murray, Benjamin Nef, Lauren Newton, Carly Nield, Jasmyn Nye, Skylar Opheikens, Nicole Overdiek, Bailey Parks, Elisabeth Pendleton, Samuel Perkins, Caitlin Peterson, Joshua Phipps, Kristina Pope, Dustin Poulson, Robert Prescaro, Benson Pulver, Robert Quinton, Bryer Reardon, Kylinn Rich, Nicole Ross, Jackson Sahleen, Shaelee Satterthwaite, Elisa Schafer, Katelyn Schenk, Devin Schow, Eva Serio, Stephen Severance, Analyn Shaw, Connor Shaw, Kambria Smith, Ashley Snoke, Clarissa Songer, Dustin Spainhower, Shae Spinden, Tatijana Stewart, Kiana Stoker, Peter Tanner, Hannah Taylor, Megan Tenney, Lilli Thompson, Austin Tolman, Celeste Tomlinson, Erin Torman, Kylie Tucker, Brennen Vanderpool, Heather Vielstich, Kamdyn Wade, Hannah Wardell, Hannah Watson, Logan Weaver, Emily White, Samantha Wilkins, Meghan Winward, Brayden Youngberg

12th Grade High Honor Roll (3.8-3.99)

Ashley Anderson, Kort Anderson, Aurra Bainbridge, Annie Barker, Braxton Beckey, Brooke Bedke, Nicolaus Bennett, Ashley Binks, Jami Bond, Savannah Butler, Madison Campbell, Christian Carter, Hailey Carter, Lorah Child, Rebecca Christensen, Tyler Christensen, Makayla Cissna, Saebrynne Clark, Canton Clarke, Harley Clausse, Caydon Cope, Auriane Correa, Nathan Crittenden, Anna Crookston, Levi Dame, Dylan Davis, Renae Davis, Riley Day-Hickman, Madilyn DeJarnatt, Megan Donohue, Gavin Doughty, Chase Earl, Lindsey Edmunds, Gabrielle Espinoza, Kara Esplin, Megan Ferney, Braxton Ferrin, Bryson Fielding, Anna Folkman, Taylor Galusha, Shelby Hale, Kathryn Hales, Brook Harris, Melissa Harris, Aubrey Harrison, Elizabeth Heninger, Elise Hillstrom, Miranda Hoggan, Talon Hull, Cade Jenkins, Kiera Jennings, Blake Jessen, Rylee John, Niel Jones, Jessica Joy, Kailea Kailipalauli, Alyssa Kempke, Cameron Kinmont, Jared Larsen, Robert Lee, Sidney Lee, Maya Leemaster, Quinn Longhurst, Gavin Lund, Aubrielle Malan, Colton Martin, Ian Martin, Alexis Martinez, Cassidy McCormick, Dylan McMurdie, Alexis Merrill, Gabriella Mortarotti, Ambryan Nielsen, Connor Obray, Inger Elise Oeien, Alyson Packer, Bracken Peterson, Abigail Pope, Ashley Potokar, Bostin Preisler, Adrienne Puzey, Tommy Quach, Seth Rosier, Ian Saxton, Holden Schenck, Samantha Shaw, Amber Simmons, Kaitlin Smith, Katelyn Sorensen, Kiara Spencer, Cari Stoddard, Caden Thomas, Chanse Tremelling, Stephanie Vaughn, Nicole Wheeler, Jacob Whitaker, Megan Winder, Shelby Wiser, Victoria Wood

12th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Rachael Amann, Brooks Anderson, Rylee Arbon, Bronson Bailey, Alexander Bedwell, Kira Bench, Ethan Bingham, Hunter Bingham, Nathan Boehme, Jeffrey Bolingbroke, Mylee Broad, Emma Burwell, Kestin Cable, Dante` Campbell, Chloe Carlile, Greyson Cederlof, Aubrey Chartier, Kamree Coffin, Jake Connors, Micah Coomes, Branden Daugaard, Brevin Dean, Makayla DeJarnatt, Brooklyn Dove, Ryan Draper, Timothy Eatchel, Jaclyn Edwards, Ryan Enslow, Nathan Erickson, Savannah Fairclough, Alexis Farnsworth, Mason Ferrin, Jaden Ficklin, Brendan Gillihan-Smith, John Goad, Bradley Gray, Jordan Grigg, Anna Hadley, Cameron Hampel, McKenna Harris, Ashton Healy, Olivia Hesselgesser, Tate Higgs, Jaycee Hildreth, Joshua Holmgren, Braden Hull, Brayden Jackson, Kolby Jackson, Olivia Jensen, Jessica Johns, Ethan Joyner, Chace King, Tiffany Kingsbury, Kolby Layton, Abigail Leake, McKenna Linford, Isaac Mackley, Karlsyn Madsen, Madison Mecham, Connor Mendez, Breanna Michel, Nicholas Murakami, Jake Murray, Brook Nelson, R. Easton Nye, Mashae Perigo, Kylee Peterson, Morgan Peterson, Ryan Rallison, Marissa Reddish, Cohlton Reeder, Samantha Reeder, William Reese, Camiah Robinson, Taylor Rumsey, Alyssa Scherer, Kyah Schow, Rachel Scott, Rachel Shaw, Carolyn Shepherd, Syvanna Simmons, Shaylee Slaughter, Savanna Smith, Nathan Staker, Mya Taylor, Easton Thon, Savannah Torman, Samantha Vise, Sarah Ward, Haylee Ware, Stockton Wride, Westley Wride, Austin Young

11th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Bailey Adams, Kayleigh Anderson, Kaden Ashworth, Elissa Bailey, Olivia Bailey, Kennedy Barker, Calista Barnes, Sabrina Barney, Ashton Beckstead, McKayla Broadhead, Megan Bull, Hannah Catto, Olivia Chambers, Emily Christensen, Sydney Colledge, Dallin Cook, Angeleah Craner, Natalie Davis, Spencer Davis, Wyatt Decker, Savana Dennis, Kaylee Dockter, Trinity Douglas, Miles Eddy, Ian Ellis, Zoe Ewing, Krista Farley, Bryson Ferrin, Keaton Fisher, Kaitlyn Gray, Carter Green, Alex Griffeth, Jordan Gundersen, Abbey Harris, Cooper Harrison, Kennedy Hatch, Bradley Hawks, Amber Healey, Addison Hedges, Mitchell Henrie, Jeff Hibbard, Makena Inkley, Meghan Johansen, Britton Johnson, Amanda Kenney, Trinity Kerr, Karissa Kimber, Dylan Kitchens, Sarah Krey, Addison Lane, Nicole Layser, Jenna Lee, McKenna Lee, Kaylee Liechty, Jeremy Loewen, Emma Longhurst, Angela Longshaw, Carlie Lythgoe, Boston Marker, Mitchell McKnight, McKenzie Mills, Tayler Mortensen, Isaac Munger, Natalie Neilson, Lindsay Newey, Kiersey Nielsen, Logan Nielsen, Ty Nielson, Elizabeth O’Driscoll, Sydney Pace, Mason Palmer, Jared Paskins, Bree Peterson, William Pluim, Abigail Poll, Marley Porter, Sophia Primm, Morgan Reid, Nathan Reynolds, Joseph Richards, Justin Ross, John Ryan, Aubry Sessions, Angela Shaffer, Haylee Short, Jonah Simmons, Bailey Smith, Jackson Smith, Jessica Smith, Ashlyn Sneddon, Noah Sowby, Richard Steele, Reed Stewart, McKenna Summers, Abrielle Thomas, Chase Thomas, Ty Tolman, Alexis Trejo, Claudia Vinacco, Casey Wheeler, Enoch Wheeler, Brittany Wilding, Stephen Ziegler

11th Grade High Honor Roll (3.8-3.99)

Madilyn Aardema, Marissa Ahlstrom, Celeste Alulema, Austin Bartholomew, Carly Beckstrand, Adam Blakeslee, Olivia Boer, Nathan Briggs, Emma Burt, Austin Call, Brandon Capener, Madison Carver, Niya Casey, Graycee Cebollero, Jenna Child, Meg Child, Hannah Christiansen, Jacob Collings, Hunter Cowan, Courtney Creviston, Weston Decker, Cy Denney, Kenzie Done, Zachary Elmer, Ryan Farnsworth, Lauren Fridal, Rhiannon Fritschle, Ashley Frost, Izaak Garner, Aundrea Govatos, Richard Hales, Trevor Hampel, Jonathan Hansen, Madison Harris, Raquelle Healey, Connor Howe, Emily Hull, Brandon Jaszkowiak, Alyx Jensen, Joseph Jenson, Hannah Johnson, Jacob Kidd, Kaylee Larsen, Sierra Larson, Erica Lee, Cloie Malan, Leonora Mendoza, Zulyma Mendoza, Eric Morris, Brianna Nordgren, Brooklyn Otto, Hannah Perry, Grace Peterson, Elizabeth Pollard, Brynn Poulsen, Maxwell Price, Rachel Rich, Sadie Richardson, Aaron Roskelley, Lauren Roskelley, Justin Roylance, Alexa Sanders, Abigail Schwamm, Braden Scott, Charlotte Secrist, Anna Shepherd, Hayden Simmons, Makella Simonsen, Marie Smith, Connor Sneddon, Hannah Southwick, Kamryn Stevenson, Amelia Stoddard, Joseph Storey, Emily Suisse, Brevin Thon, Ashlyn Tingey, Angelina Vinacco, Bridger Vorwaller, Connor Wade, Casey Wardle, Camille Washburn, Hannah Wheelwright, Justin Whiteley, Joshua Wilkey, Garrett Wilson

11th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Shawn Alder, Karsen Alexander, Katie Alexander, Caprice Anderson, Spencer Anderson, Kaitlyn Archuleta, Caleb Atkinson, Adrienne Barker, Courtney Barker, Kayla Barney, Jonathan Bauer, Cylee Bess, Kaitlyn Beveridge, Amy Bigler, Madison Bird, Lauren Bowen, Danielle Bowers, McKell Brown, Zachary Brunner, Kameron Burger, Haylee Campbell, Chase Carver, Ivy Casey, Parker Champneys, Kade Chatelain, Eliza Cragun, Emilee Craven, Jaxon Crowther, Stephen Cummings, Emily Dabb, Sara Della-Piana, Sydney Edstrom, Callin Felt, Brielle Fernelius, Matthew Ferney, Mattie Ferrell, Kaden Fogg, Aide Galarza, Rebecca Gonzales, Gavin Green, Zane Greenwood, Alexis Hainline, Eli Hall, Levi Hambleton, Jared Hancock, Cameron Hansen, Madeline Harris, William Harris, Alyah Hashimoto, Heath Hemming, David Henderson, Madison Hogge, Tyrell Horne, Hunter Howe, Kambree Huffaker, Brittney Huggard, Jason Hurd, Paige Jacobs, Olivia Jardine, Karina Johnson, Shaylee Johnson, Colton Jones, Braeden Jorgensen, Misty Kafton, Caleb Larsen, Michael Larsen, Tysen Lewis, Braydn Linke, Ceili MacCarthy, Maddi Marker, Emily Marriott, Cameron Millar, Megan Morgan, Tess Musgrave, Steven Nguyen, Elizabeth Nordfors, A`gusta Nott-Stevens, Ariana Obray, Justin Olney, Marcos Ortiz, Jacob Owen, Alyssa Owens, Cyrus Palmer, Ashtyn Parmley, Jean Parson, Emily Peeters, Clarissa Pena, Amon Pierson, Braden Platt, Ben Pulver, Mason Reed, Hailey Rich, Jonathan Rogers, Payton Roskelley, Jordan Showalter, Carter Smith, Regan Smith, Megan Smoot, Talon Smout, Gracie Songer, Levi Spurlock, Dawson Stokes, Krista Stone, Grace Tams, Gabrielle Tanner, Neka Trammell, Bridget Triplett, Alyssa Ulugalu, Zadoth Vazquez, Kaden Wallace, Kailen Williamson, Allie Wilson, Ainsley Wright

10th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)

Tommi Abbott, Kyrsten Acker, Austin Allen, Ellie Andersen, Andrew Anderson, Karly Anderson, Ryan Anglesey, Leila Arrington, Hannah Babcock, Morgan Bailey, Zachary Bailey, Kaylee Barker, Shea Bass, Demetrius Bennett, McKenna Best, Eden Beus, Sydnee Bingham, Abby Bird, Aniya Bobo, Kaiden Boucher, Mattheo Cabezas, Pierce Callister, Julio Carrillo, Marian Carter, Sydney Christopherson, Anderson Clements, Ashlyn Cochran, Kylie Coleman, Eliza Correa, Riley Crezee, Colton Devries, Elizabeth Dove, Tayla Dunning, Gretchen Dye, Katelyn Ebarb, Karlie Ehlers, Abigail Evans, Alyssa Ferrin, Emma Katherine Flattery, Shanae Fraughton, Elizabeth Garner, Julia Gatto, Natali Gonzalez, Hallie Grigg, Brittany Hall, Abraham Harris, Kennadee Harris, Breanna Hart, Daniel Hedges, Katelyn Hepler, Zachary Holt, Brooke Huggard, Cameron Hunter, Carson Hurd, Alexis Hutchinson, Trevor Ingram, Mandy Jones, Camryn Karras, Jennifer Keeney, Josie Klein, Grant Knight, Taylor Laing, Maycee Larsen, Emmalee Larson, Jason Lawson, Madison Lenkersdorfer, Hailey Lord, Jenna Lund, Maxwell Lunt, Avalon Marker, Aedan Marsh, Kendrick Matheson, Lydee McBride, Hannah McKay, Kenley McMurdie, Kathleen Mejia, Colette Mortensen, Carley Mund, Shelby Murray, Kaysia Neil, Benjamin Nelson, Rachel Niebergall, Acelan Obray, Kolton Obray, Andria Ospital, Koby Pack, Hannah Perkins, Lucas Petersen, Edrick Pitman, Benjamin Pobanz, Seth Pobanz, Braden Radle, Kayden Rich, Sidney Roberts, Braden Schroeder, Kaylee Sjoblom, Hannah Smith, Emma Sowby, Brennan Stevenson, Ian Swenson, Brilee Thompson, Benjamin Tomlinson, Amanda Turner, Samuel Waldrip, Carter Watson, Katie Watts, Kaydee Weaver, Rylee White, Amanda Widner, Rachel Wight, Emma Wolthuis, Trey Worrell, Amber Youngberg

10th Grade Honor High Honor Roll (3-8-3.99)

Taryn Acker, Jace Bedke, Adam Burke, Cambry Call, Marshall Casey, Annika Chapman, Andrew Cheal, Kami Christensen, Avia Christiaens, Lauren Church, Brikelle Coleman, Brinlee Collings, Joshua Cox, Theressa Crawford, Callie Ellison, Kaden Fullmer, Parker Funk, Savanah Gibb, Nia Gibson, Emily Good, Cameron Gould, Megan Greenwood, Christopher Haaser, Sabrinia Halbert, Marah Harris, Conner Healey, Lexi Heaton, Hannah Hillstrom, Golden Holbrook, Thomas Holbrook, Brighten Howe, Hayden Hurd, Braedon Iverson, Emily Jackson, Spenser Johnson, Alexia Johnston, Sean Lagerquist, Natalie Lichfield, Alicia Littlefield, Sarah Longhurst, Joshua Mackley, Logan Martin, Sarah Martin, Casandra Martinson, Ellie Maughan, Jack Mecham, Katelyn Monson, Brock Mott, Joseph Munn, Alaina Nelson, Randy Nelson, Gracie Nielson, Olivia Nightingale, Courtney Norman, Caleb O’Neill, Lilly Palmer, Karessa Pitcher, Angela Porter, Savannah Poulson, Jaden Roberts, Kylie Roberts, Ashlyn Roylance, Brendon Shupe, Ryker Simmons, Natalie Snow, Chandler Squier, Eric Stanley, Alena Starks, Sydney Steadman, Noah Stuart, Abigale Taylor, Allison Thorpe, Jakayla Twitchell, Christian Urban, Julie Wardle, Chelsea Weaver, David White, Ria Wittenberg, Rilei Woodward, Kainen Wright

10th Grade Honor Roll (3.5-3.79)

Tyler Adair, Ethan Albrechtsen, Kellie Albrechtsen, Gracie Ballard, Britney Ballif, Elyse Baty, Madelyn Boyle, Adam Budge, Capri Carlile, Hailey Carling, Sandra Carmichael, Shalie Cevering, Jason Cisney, Molly Clawson, Brennan Coleman, Jereth Collins, Josie Coomes, James Crawford, Teagan Della Cerra, Allison Dennis, Connor Deserly, Amanda Eatchel, William Eckardt, Shelbie Egbert, Juan Pablo Estrada Jauregui, Kylie Felt, Madison Ferrin, Teya Filiaga, Ailine Fisher, Raegan Fisher, Spencer Froerer, Keaton Fuller, Jaycee Galusha, Emma Goodson, Marlys Green, Kaylee Groom, Katie Hadley, Taylor Hadley, Caden Hancock, Maggie Hancock, Jayden Handsaker, Mercadeez Henry, Brennon Henson, Ainsley Hilliard, Jaysie Humphreys, Autumn Jessen, Heber Johnson, Bailey Johnston, Allison Jones, Savannah Jones, Stockton Jones, Cooper Judkins, Logan Lafeber, Samuel Leake, Thomas Lindley, Cameron Linford, Ashley Lund, Katie Marriott, Grayce McKay, James Memmott, Alec Miller, Noah Mizar, Brianna Montgomery, Ashlee Nebon, Sydney Nelson, Gabriel Noel, Bailee Noorda, Whitney Novak, Rylee Obrien, Breann Parkinson, Shelby Penrod, Rachel Perry, Emma Post, Natalee Rasley, Jessica Reddish, Benjamin Rohde, Anthony Rufener, Kallie Rupke, Morgan Rust, Savanah Savage, Hudson Schenck, Emma Shelton, Jackson Smith, Tacoma Sorensen, Samantha Strebel, Makai Taggart, Wylie Watson, Braxton Welch, Makelle Wendell, William Wilcox, Ethan Williams, Sydney Young

A great deal of thought and research has gone into the discussion and relocation of the new North Ogden Skate Park. Several council meetings, as well, have been the focus.

Mayor Taylor, of North Ogden, conducted a poll on Facebook, in which he asked the community where their choice of a new skate park should be. The poll was not a vote to decide the location, but rather, five City Council members were chosen as representatives of the people and they took the final vote. The two choices narrowed down to Wadman Park or the North Ogden Park. 

In the end, the result is that the North Ogden Skate Park will be built on the existing volleyball court at the North Ogden Park.  The volleyball courts will then be relocated up near the museum. 

Because of the topography, the skate park, itself, would be about 10,000 square feet. This is smaller than the current skate park which is 13,000 square feet.  However, the new skate park would have an area for expansion.  The $214,000 Weber County is paying to relocate the Skate Park would cover the entire cost for this park and relocating the volleyball courts (no out of pocket money needed from the City taxes).

 However, the City Council is considering building a “skate path” around the track which would increase the cost of this option by about $30,000.  The track, is, however, optional, and the $214,000 could be used just to build the park and move the volleyball courts.

The Wadman Park appeared to be out of the mix for the new Skate Park in North Ogden because it is not centrally located. 

A contractor is planning on being selected by early February and starting construction as soon as possible—based on weather.  Currently, there is a Request for Qualifications publicly seeking companies to bid on the Skate Park project.  After proposals are received there will be a decision made.

The Weber County Library, North Branch, needs the Skate Park property to be turned over by March 1st. The property will be used for additional parking for the library and also partially for the amphitheater area.  The library also expects construction to begin in early March. Their plans have been approved by North Ogden Planning Commission and they are approved to begin renovations.

According to Mayor Taylor, “I think the skate park is important to preserve.  In the negotiations with Weber County, I wanted to make sure that the County would pay the cost to relocate the skate park, so it would not be lost. I was able to gain this agreement, and Weber County is paying the entire cost of relocating the skate park.”

Mayor Taylor also feels the park is important to him because, “There are so many young people, in our City, who use this park.  It is one of our most popular parks and provides a fun place for young people to use their talents and skills on bicycles, skate boards, roller blades and scooters. It is a great park for our young people and I’m glad to see it relocated!”

Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 56 - 41.

Feb 03, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Roy High School 56-41

Weber started the game on a 10-0 run and Roy never got back closer than 4. Gage Johnson had the hot hand for the Warriors scoring 31 points. Rounding out the scoring for Weber was Conner shaw with 11, Hunter Howe with 6, Austin Tolman with 5, and Kobe Furqueron with 3.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 57 - 52.

Feb 03, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Roy High School 57-52

Weber JV jumped out to a big halftime lead and cruised to the win. Brandon capener led the Warriors with 19 points. Hudson Schenck chipped in 11 hitting three 3 pointers

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 56 - 59.

Feb 01, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Clearfield 59-56

Conner Shaw had a three pointer rim out at the buzzer which would have sent the game to overtime. Shaw and hunter Howe led the Warriors with 15 points each!

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 48 - 30.

Feb 01, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Clearfield 48-30

Weber broke the game open in the 4th quarter scoring 19 points. Brandon capener led the warrior jv squad with 26 followed by Hudson Schenck with 13.

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 56 - 41.

Feb 03, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball beat Roy High School 56-41

Weber started the game on a 10-0 run and Roy never got back closer than 4. Gage Johnson had the hot hand for the Warriors scoring 31 points. Rounding out the scoring for Weber was Conner shaw with 11, Hunter Howe with 6, Austin Tolman with 5, and Kobe Furqueron with 3.

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 57 - 52.

Feb 03, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Roy High School 57-52

Weber JV jumped out to a big halftime lead and cruised to the win. Brandon capener led the Warriors with 19 points. Hudson Schenck chipped in 11 hitting three 3 pointers

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Boys Varsity Basketball

Warriors lose 56 - 59.

Feb 01, 2017

Weber High School Boys Varsity Basketball falls to Clearfield 59-56

Conner Shaw had a three pointer rim out at the buzzer which would have sent the game to overtime. Shaw and hunter Howe led the Warriors with 15 points each!

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Boys Junior Varsity Basketball

Warriors win 48 - 30.

Feb 01, 2017

Weber High School Boys Junior Varsity Basketball beat Clearfield 48-30

Weber broke the game open in the 4th quarter scoring 19 points. Brandon capener led the warrior jv squad with 26 followed by Hudson Schenck with 13.

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If you want to become involved in civic issues, be engaged in solving community problems,  or help in building community pride and service then the Harrisville Youth City Council needs you! This is a great opportunity for you to become a member of the Harrisville Youth City Council.

This is a great opportunity to get involved.  You gain experience in the civic process and leadership. There is valuable training in leadership, and having a say in the City activities. You plan and participate in events all year. Make new friends and become active in community events. Youth City Council members in other cities have found their experience has helped them on their resumes for colleges, employment applications, etc. Get an application at the Harrisville City Office and contact Austin Tracy atracy@cityofharrisville.com .

Upcoming events: Basic Training Class Community Emergency Team March 2- April 12, 2017 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. *Personal Protective Equipment, $30 (Includes hard had, vest, gloves, safety glasses and mask. Harrisville City will reimburse Harrisville residents who have proof of payment.  [March 2--Disaster Prepared; March 9--Fire Safety; March 16--Disaster Medical Operations, Part 1; March 23--Disaster Medical Operations, Part 2; March 30--Light Search & Rescue, April 6--Disaster Psychology/Team Organization; and April 12--Course Review & Disaster Simulation.] Classes will be held at: OWATC Health Tech Bldg. Cross Hall – 1st Floor 200 N. Washington Blvd (NE corner of campus).

LIVING WELL WORKSHOP: We all fall down, but for older adults it can be particularly harmful.  Learn specific exercises and tips to prevent falls from happening to you and your loved ones by attending a free seve- week workshop called “Stepping On.” Workshop begins January 11, 2017, at 1 p.m. at North View Senior Center (495 E 2600 livingwell.utah.gov or 7024 to register for the workshop.

Harrisville City is asking for residents not to put snow back out in the street. Parked cars and other obstacles out in the road is impeding snow removal. Pile the snow so it will not encroach on the City streets. Contact the Harrisville City 8 ext. 1001 for further information. The City is asking for people to clear a 3-foot radius around the fire hydrants so the fire department can quickly take care of any fire needs. 

There is a need to beware of snow on the rooftops so that it not to get too deep and heavy for the structure. Also, clear the vents to your home. With more snow in the forecast, we need to be careful of the piling of snow and cleaning the sidewalks so that you can see backing out of driveways.