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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2013
Page
13
Farmington police probe a Wednesday bank robbery at Zions Bank near Somerset and Main. A teen to young adult male, about 6 to 6 2, blue jeans and hoodie, fled a tan sedan toward a subdivision. a K nine tracked scent but the car was gone. Police asked witnesses to call 801 451 5453.
A brown duct taped package filled with flour blocked Main Street from Parrish Lane to Chase Lane for about 30 minutes near 650 N Main St. A woman opened it causing white powder to spill. Fire hazmat and bomb squad investigated. no explosives found. No evacuations. police seek tips at 801-292-8441.
Davis County Sheriff Todd Richardson proposes deputies living outside the county may take emergency vehicles home for a monthly fee to offset fuel costs and expand the fleet. The plan aims to speed response times and would apply to deputy paramedics and six other outside personnel, with a Budget Committee hearing set for March 12.
A reflective piece on aging and memory as a narrator jokes about height, doctors, and pneumonia while comparing his age to Obama, his first car, and The Beatles. The tone blends humor with a quiet meditation on growing older and the passage of time.
Ogden City Council approved the Jefferson Community Plan at a special meeting at the Marshall White Center. The plan covers land use open spaces and transportation for the area bounded by 27th to 36th Streets and Washington Boulevard to Pacific Avenue. It aims to preserve single family character while boosting homeownership and improving homes, with focus on commercial corridors, parks and historic structures. Residents voiced support and the plan will guide future ordinances programs and capital projects.
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