Farmington renews animal care contract with DCAC&C
Farmington approves a contract renewal with Davis County Animal Care and Control for about 45 thousand dollars, up from 42 thousand. Police chief Wayne Hansen cites rising domestic animal handling costs, while DCAC&C director Clint Thacker notes annual cost fluctuations tied to prior year calls. Historic call counts show 969 in 2010, 1312 in 2011, 1166 in 2012 for domestic cases, and 275, 218 for raccoon related work. City council unanimously approved the renewal and also welcomed Jeffrey Holman to a five year term on the Board of Adjustment, appointed by the mayor with consent.
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Davis County Animal Care and Control
Wayne Hansen
Farmington
Jeffrey Holman
Board of Adjustment
Holman
BOA
Rincon signs They Dared to Find Freedom at Hastings
Gabriel Rincon of Willard signs his bilingual history They Dared to Find Freedom at Hastings entertainment store 340 E 525 North this Saturday from 4 30 to 6 30 p m Admission is free He will also sign in April at Hastings in Logan The Tate Publishing book covers Benito Juarez and Mexico 1806 to 1872, list price 22 99.
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Gabriel Rincon
Willard
Hastings
E. 525
North
Rincon
Logan
Benito Juarez
Mexico
Veracruz
United States
Tate Publishing
Mustang Okla
Kaysville approves business rezoning at 1051 West 200 North
The Kaysville council after public comment approved rezone of 0.53 acres at 1051 West 200 North from residential to commercial. Neighbors opposed, but council and others say the vacant land is not viable as a home site and office use is workable.
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Kaysville
West 200
Smartphone class offered at Pleasant Valley library branch
Washington Terrace librarians host a free Smartphone class at 7 p.m. Wednesday at 5568 Adams Ave to demonstrate downloading library eMedia and answer questions. Bring Android, Blackberry, or iPhone for personal help. call 801-337-2690 for details.
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Pleasant Valley
Adams Ave
Brady Colvin earns black belt after scoliosis battles in karate dojo
Brady Colvin, 19, conquers a grueling black belt test in Kaysville and North Ogden, breaking six boards to honor friend Brian Fields who died last June. He returned to training after scoliosis surgery in 2008, overcoming physical limits with family support and dedicated instructors.
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Brady Colvin
Brady
Brian Fields
Brian
Clara Anderson
Kevin
Kevin Colvin
Carrie McConkie
Adam Butcher
Kaysville
Janice Delgado
North Ogden
Butcher
Lov2Dance
Delgado
Sunset
Luv2Dance Studio
Colvin
Parental coaching clash upends a basketball season
Annie Valentine, a wife, mother and columnist, recounts a season where two opposing parents coached differently, leaving her son Harrison unsure on the court. The piece explores parental involvement and the urge to coach versus letting the child develop confidence.
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Jason
Harrison
America
Annie Valentine
Wordpress
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