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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2013
Page
11
Farmington mayor Scott Harbertson announced he will not seek a third term at a recent city council meeting. He has served eight years, with filing for municipal elections set June 1-17. Three council seats will be up, two for four years and one for two.
A UHP trooper was hit while parked behind a disabled vehicle on Interstate 15 near Mile Marker 344. The southbound Ford Escape driver, Edward Dyck, 79, Calgary, Canada, lost control and hit the patrol car, which was totaled. Pope and Dyck were hospitalized with minor injuries for Pope and head injury for Dyck. the passenger in the Escape was uninjured. Weather-related slide-offs generated dozens of incidents in Davis and Weber counties with several injuries. See Weather Page 3B.
At Hill Air Force Base Utah a DoD STARBASE program invites sixth graders from area schools to engage in hands-on science technology engineering and math learning. Judith Maughan says STEM shortages nationwide and in Utah motivate the effort as students are encouraged to pursue these fields without intimidation.
Four Japanese Americans who were interned during World War II spoke at Syracuse High School as part of the Annual Day of Remembrance hosted by the Wasatch Front North Japanese American Citizens League. Panelists recalled the 120,000 Japanese Americans forced from homes and the Topaz camp near Delta.
Wasatch Rambler columnist Charles Trentelman argues that Ogden's police funding, about 17.7 million of a 51 million General Fund budget, amounts to roughly 23 cents a day per household when housing 32 482 homes. He notes the city relies on multiple revenue streams beyond property tax and jokes police could deliver pizzas for tips.
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