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Brent Taylor Honoring a Life of Service
To Our Dear Fellow Residents of the Great City of North Ogden, Our hearts are so full. There are not words adequate enough to express our gratitude for the outpouring of love and support we have felt since we received news of Brent’s passing, having been killed in action in Afghanistan. It is still a shock; it doesn’t seem possible that he isn’t just a … Continue reading Brent Taylor Honoring a Life of Service
City Council Update: Chugg sworn in as Mayor for 2019
Brent Chugg was sworn in to office after the council selected him out of the other four candidates to fill the Mayor’s seat for 2019. Chugg will continue serving as the mayor, but his seat will be open for election in Nov. 2019. His position isn’t the only one. Four city council seats currently occupied by Carl Turner, Cheryl Stoker, Phillip Swanson, and Ryan Barker … Continue reading City Council Update: Chugg sworn in as Mayor for 2019
Recent Traffic Pattern Changes in North Ogden City
2550 North and Washington Boulevard The City Street Department has been working with UDOT for several months to redesign the intersection at 2550 and Washington Blvd. Many of you who have traveled through the intersection in the past several years have realized the intersection did not use the same lane configuration as other parts of the City. Specifically the left hand turn and straight through … Continue reading Recent Traffic Pattern Changes in North Ogden City
School Events
Weber High School Jan 2 – Girls Basketball @ Northridge – 5:15 PM to 7:15 PM Jan 3 – Wrestling @ Clearfield 6 PM to 8 PM, Boys Basketball Mountain Crest @ Weber 7 PM to 9 PM Jan 4 – Wrestling Richardson Memorial, Girls and Boys Basketball (BYE) Jan 5 – Wrestling Richardson Memorial, Winter Bash 8 PM to 10:30 PM Jan 8 – … Continue reading School Events
Community Question Corner
Question: How does the City establish speed limits and traffic controls? Answer: Several questions have come up recently asking if the City can install traffic signals, stop signs, or modify speed limits throughout the City. In general, the standard speed limit is 25 mph for all non-posted roadways. Most of the larger roadways are faster speeds, though occasionally some roads are still 25 mph. When … Continue reading Community Question Corner
Winter in the early 1900’s
Winter in the early 1900’s through Jeanette Shaw Greenwell’s eyes While in the North Ogden Historical Museum a couple months ago, I was shown this autobiography of Jeanette Shaw Greenwell. I read a few pages and couldn’t put it down. The stories are told with such detail it almost feels like I have been there before. I had to share one more insert from her … Continue reading Winter in the early 1900’s
North Ogden in 2030
The City is evaluating who we are and what will our identity be in the year 2030. To begin that discussion, we are looking for residents and other interested individuals to help us create a wish list of events, projects, and goals of the City. Once the list is created, the residents and Council will look at the tangible and intangible costs and benefits and … Continue reading North Ogden in 2030
Students of the Month
Kyland Schow Weber High School Every time Kyland Schow sees teachers (even if he has never been in their class) he is so kind and asks how we are doing. He acts like everyone he meets is his best friend, he is kind to everyone he meets. We all just love him, he has made an impact on all of us and we appreciate what … Continue reading Students of the Month
New Year’s Resolutions
As the New Year approaches a sense of renewal comes with it. New Year’s always feels as if life is just a clean slate that we can start on again. We can continue with how our lives are going, or we can wipe everything clear and do things the way we want. For many of us, the New Year makes us stop for a second … Continue reading New Year’s Resolutions
Fun Things to Do
Tubing at Soldier Hollow Nordic Center. $25 Adults, $23 Youth (6-12), $13 (3-5) – weekend pricing Ice skating at Weber State University $5.50 (3-17 yr old), $6.50 (18 plus) Ice Castles in Midway, Utah – General Admission Weekdays $7.95 (Child 4-11) + $10.95 (12 +) Weekend – $9.95 (child) and $15.95 (12 +) Hill Aerospace Museum – Free – Open 9 AM to 4:30 PM Continue reading Fun Things to Do
Heiner’s Insurance: Protect Your Pipes to Protect Your Home
Cincinnati Insurance Company Homeowners who “fly south” for the winter are familiar with the idea of winterizing to guard against freezing while they are gone. However, with weather patterns shifting, homeowners who stay home for the winter are finding there can be issues with freezing pipes, even though they are living in their home and running water daily. To protect your home during the winter, … Continue reading Heiner’s Insurance: Protect Your Pipes to Protect Your Home
Using a business entity to limit personal liability.
Using a business entity to limit personal liability.One of the greatest blessings of living in the United States is the freedom we enjoy. We are free to exercise our religion, speak our minds, own firearms, retain privacy, and so much more. We have the freedom to pursue the American Dream and create successful businesses, and many people do! Recent U.S. Small Business Administration data shows that there … Continue reading Using a business entity to limit personal liability.
Pleasant View Mayor Message
Well, 2018 is in the books. What a joy it was to serve as your mayor this past year. I’m looking forward to another great year. I want to take this opportunity to thank our employees. They do a phenomenal job in the performance of their duties. There are many others that serve on your behalf as well. The City Council, the Planning Commission, the … Continue reading Pleasant View Mayor Message
THANK YOU
Thank you to those who contributed to my Eagle Scout Project. I completed the installation of two benches on the south side of Shady Lane Park where they have been much used and enjoyed in the last year. I recently received my Eagle Scout Award in August of this year. Thank you for your support, it means a lot to me and our community! -Andy Bolingbroke Continue reading THANK YOU
Senior Calendar of Events
Senior Center Lunch 11:50 AM – Mon, Tues, Wed, & Fri. Dinner 5:00 PM – Thurs. (Opens at 1 PM) Seniors over age 60 – $3.00 Seniors under age 60 – $6.00 Hours Mon. Tues. Wed. 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM Thurs. 1:00 PM – 7:30 PM Fri. 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Monday 8:30 Ceramics 10:00 Line Dancing 12:30 Pinochle … Continue reading Senior Calendar of Events
January’s Employee of the Month
EAnthony Bersamin Anthony has a great attitude toward work and toward life in general. He is fun to be around and spreads positive vibes. Anthony’s dedication to the police department is evident from his willingness to help anyone and everyone with any task. He has great public relation skills and is committed to providing top notch customer service. A few months ago Anthony was in … Continue reading January’s Employee of the Month
Doing Community Good
Sheril Thompson who works at Bates Elementary and Marc Naylor owner of Valley Glass had their heart go out to the Taylor family who lost their father last month and wanted to do something for them. Sometimes it is difficult to know what to do. They got together and decided that it would be best to give them a side of beef from Thompson Ranches … Continue reading Doing Community Good
Can Your Family Rely on You in a Disaster?
The time to prepare is now… and we can help!Pleasant View City sponsors a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training program twice each year to prepare our residents for potential emergencies or disasters that we may encounter in our area. This free course is designed for anyone wanting to gain some basic training, as well as for current CERT team members who wish to refresh … Continue reading Can Your Family Rely on You in a Disaster?
NOJH Teacher Treks to Mount Everest Base Camp
Have you ever dreamed of hiking to Mt. Everest Base Camp? Well, Scott Palmer, the Gateway and Manufacturing and Engineering teacher of North Ogden Junior High actually did! Mr. Palmer has always loved hiking and climbing mountains, but he wanted more than just Ben Lomond Peak. He decided to make his dream come true by hiking to Everest. Mr. Palmer went with six other people, … Continue reading NOJH Teacher Treks to Mount Everest Base Camp
City Business Spotlight
Beans & Brews Coffee House has been around since 1993, when the Laramie family opened shop next to Salt Lake City’s beloved hangout, Liberty Park. The family refined the process of high-altitude roasting, which required special tweaks just like high-altitude baking. They soon got the process just right, and they built a reputation for uniquely smooth coffee in a friendly neighborhood setting. The manager, Savannah, … Continue reading City Business Spotlight
Wasatch Peaks Credit Union
3 Ways to Better Pay Off Your Debt Is your New Year’s resolution to work on lowering or getting out of your debt? You’re not alone. The average household has nearly $15,000 in credit card debt alone. Once you add in mortgage, car, and student loans, the number can feel staggering. To help you, we want to share several options to help you get back … Continue reading Wasatch Peaks Credit Union