The North Ogden Connection photo contest has now completed. You may View the photos still at the link below. We are stunned at the amazing pictures that everyone entered. Winners will be announced soon. Stay tuned. North Ogden 2018 Photo Contest Continue reading Thank you for entering!
September is a BIG birthday month in our family, not only in our home but for our extended family as well. I love birthdays because . . . CAKE! I made this cake for my mom in January, and when Grey and I ate a piece, our eyes rolled back in our head. It is so darn good, hence the name. If you like chocolate … Continue reading Darn good Chocolate Cake
I have wanted to climb the Grand Teton for many years. It took lots of experience and prep for me to be ready. This spring and summer, I have been hiking nearly everything local in order to be ready for my trip, focusing on steep climbs. I used a training plan, much like I would to prepare for an endurance race. I put a lot into … Continue reading Climbing the Grand Teton: The Local Mother of All Hikes
Monthly Business Spotlight This month North Ogden is featuring Bella Me Boutique, which opened February 2011 and is owned by Marietta Priest. Marietta moved to Pleasant View eleven years ago. After her love for retail, fashion and trends, her passion led her to open her own retail store and North Ogden was the perfect location. Visit www.northogdencity.com/business/monthly-business-spotlight/2018-business-spotlight/september-bella-me-boutique for more details. North Ogden spotlights one outstanding … Continue reading City Business Spotlight
Debt is the wealth killer. There’s one very notable exception, though, and you’re living in it. If you’ve already paid for your house or own a large equity in your home, there are still ways you can reap the benefits of this “good debt.” You can use a home equity line of credit, or HELOC, to pay for a variety of expenses. Let’s take a look … Continue reading Wasatch Peak Credit Union
We are just a few weeks away from the first day of autumn. The leaves will be flying in no time and hopefully temperatures will be reasonable for a time. I’m sure many of you are like me and enjoy a colorful and cool fall. Our children have returned to their various schools and we welcome our new charter school, Capstone Classical Academy which opened … Continue reading Mayors Message: Pleasant View
A power of attorney is an important document in your estate plan. You want to make sure it is done correctly to prevent unintended negative consequences. A comprehensive estate plan includes a revocable living trust, a pour-over will, a power of attorney, and various healthcare documents. A power of attorney gives another person the ability to act on your behalf for specified legal and financial … Continue reading Power of Attorney Intervevios
With the 2018-19 school year recently underway, it’s time to dip back into the notebooks and chromebooks to excel in and out of the classrooms. School teachers at Weber High offered some tips to make the school year successful and memorable. Bryce Ballif, Vice Principal: I would tell incoming students to be ready for the challenge of adjusting to high school. If it takes them … Continue reading Back-to-School Advice from Teachers
Water coloring My great-grandpa, Glenn Graff, was a teacher/principal in many little towns in Southern Utah. During the Depression he was a Principal in New Harmony. Times were hard and he was grateful for work. The first 15 minutes of his class in the morning was spent in singing. He would write the words of the song on the black board and the kids copied … Continue reading Kids Activities Monday Fun Day
The 2018 General Election will be held Tuesday, November 6th. The following races will appear on the ballot: • U.S. Senate – All ballots • U.S. House of Representatives – All ballots • State Senate – (Part of Ogden City, ALL – Riverdale, South Ogden, Washington Terrace, Uintah City). • State Representative – All ballots • County Commissioner (2 seats) – All ballots • County … Continue reading 2018 General Election
School Events Sept 3 LABOR DAY Majestic Elementary – No School Bates Elementary – No School MMA – No School Sept 4 Weber – Girls Soccer @ Clearfield – 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM Sept 5 Weber – Cross Country @ Fremont – 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM Weber – Volleyball – Layton @ Home – 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM Sept 6 Weber – … Continue reading September School Calendar of Events
We are the Weber High PTSA! Our mission is to support ALL students at Weber High. In the last several years, the PTSA has not held a fundraiser. We know that so many people in our community are asked to support fundraising efforts by Weber athletes and students participating in clubs. However, this year, we have been asked by Weber High administration to raise money … Continue reading Weber High PTSA Needs Your Help!
Sausage Stir Fry With school back in full swing, I’m always looking for new ways to have healthy dinners for my family without spending hours in the kitchen. This is a great one. Serve with a side of mashed potatoes or brown rice and sauce. Preheat oven to 400 degrees 3 to 4 precooked sausages, cut into coin sized slices or slightly bigger. (There are … Continue reading Recipe
We will be celebrating Labor Day the first Monday in September, which is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of the American worker. It is a tribute to the workers who have contributed to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country. It also marks the end of summer vacations and activities. For some parents it is a glorious holiday because your child will … Continue reading North Ogden’s Mayors Message
Sept 7-8 Brigham City Peach Days Sept 4 No Name Chili Fest – the fifth annual No Name Chili Fest will take place at Earl’s Lodge and Patio at Snowbasin with kids activities, music, games, snacks, refreshments and more. Price ranges from $13-$15. No reservations are needed. Sept 15 Top of Utah Marathon (26.2 & 5K run)- in Logan Utah Sept 16 Lights Fest … Continue reading Free Family Fun Events
Many homeowners experience the reality of a growing to-do list without the time or resources to get everything done. As issues pop up, we are faced with deciding whether to act right away or add the project to a list of things to fix later. Our decision on what can wait and what must be fixed right away depends largely on whether the issue is … Continue reading Heiner’s Insurance
Students get the opportunity to learn and explore future careers, and even get jobs through this popular program. As the new school year begins, many students begin to wonder what they should do after high school. Going to college is in the plans for many, but what should they study? How should they start? Those are all common questions that everyone has had at some … Continue reading The Weber School District Internship Program
When the American Spirit Project offered cash awards and recognition to local youth city councils in North Ogden and Pleasant View as well as to readers of Connection Magazines, the challenge was accepted. Awards would go to whomever presented the best case for deserving Honoree recognition and included a $200 cash award. Naomi Elmer was the winner from the North Ogden YCC, and Grant Knight … Continue reading LOCAL YOUTHS SIEZE THE OPPORTUNITY
Darlene Sangiorgio I love the start of school! I love the energy, the smiles, the structured schedule and a chance to get to know the students and staff. This is my second year at Weber High as an administrator. My educational experience includes teaching junior high, high school (right here at Weber High) and online courses for both the Utah State Office of Education and … Continue reading Meet Your High School Leaders
I remember visiting the North Ogden Museum for the first time. I love stories of the past and there were a few stories told that day that left an impression on me. Florence Manning’s story was one of them. Florence was a teacher in North Ogden for many, many years. Someone from the museum said it was around 70 years; however, we weren’t able to … Continue reading History: Florence Manning-A teacher and adventurous woman
