DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO STRAP ON A HELMET ONE MORE TIME?  Well, if you’ve ever wished that you could play football one more time, you’re wish has been granted. Alumni football is coming to Ogden.  Gridiron Alumni is planning several full contact alumni football games.  Gridiron Alumni travels the nation pitting old football rivals against each other one more time.  Hundreds of players and thousands of fans swarmed stadiums to watch their hometown heroes strap it on one more time.  Gridiron Alumni is targeting teams like Ogden, Ben Lomond, Weber, and many others.

March 24, 2014

CONTACT

Senator Scott Jenkins

Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee Chair

801-560-1295

Mike Christensen

Director, Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel

801-538-1032 (business hours only)

UTAH SENATE REQUESTS PUBLIC COMMENT ON JUDICIAL NOMINEE

Central air tips for Utah homeowners

Utah residents know that summers here can be long and hot. Your home can be a sanctuary from the heat with a properly functioning air conditioner. Here are some tips to get the most of your central air system and keep it running efficiently and strong all summer long.

Before you turn it on

Filing date for State School Board closes tomorrow

SALT LAKE CITY – (March 19, 2014) In addition to candidates for many federal, state and county offices, the filing deadline for seven positions on the Utah Board of Education ends this Thursday, March 20, at 5:00 p.m.  School Board Districts that have open seats are:
 

The most common political involvement at the neighborhood level is the local precinct (sometimes called political wards) political party meetings for the Republican Party; after which comes the county and state conventions.  The Democrats and Constitution Parties are holding county regional-type meetings for caucus activities.  Since we have been encouraged to become politically involved in our communities, we are presenting this information:

Weber County and Box Elder County Community Republican Party meetings are set for March 20th. 

There is a saying that goes: “the best camera is the one that’s with you all the time.” As technology advances, Smartphones are becoming the “go to” camera of choice. Even if you have a DSLR, most people take everyday photos with a Smartphone. My iPhone will never replace my DSLR, but I find myself reaching for my iPhone because it’s quick, easy, and always with me.

Here are a few tips and tricks to make your Smartphone photos standout:

3/17/14 - Term 4 Starts

3/17/14-3/28/14 - VHS Intensive Weeks

3/17/14- Half Day - K8 & VHS Out @ 11:15 (kinders no school)- SLPC's

3/17/14 - Student Led Parent Conference - Kinder-11th

3/18/14- Half Day - K8 & VHS Out @ 11:15 (kinders no school)- SLPC's

3/18/14 - Student Led Parent Conference - Kinder-11th

Girls Basketball National Tourney

Fremont's Girls Basketball team is headed to New York City, one of four teams in the whole nation invited to play in the Dick's Sporting Goods High School National Tournament.  It will take place April 3-5 in NYC, and the events will be televised by ESPN networks.

March 14, 2014

Lee Names Ryan Wilcox as Northern Utah Director

SALT LAKE CITY – Today, Senator Mike Lee announced that current Utah State Representative Ryan Wilcox has accepted the position of Northern Utah Director.  Rep. Wilcox will resign his seat in the Utah Legislature effective March 16, 2014 and will assume his new role on March 17. 

Craig Bowden an Independent candidate for the 1st Congressional District seat held a “Meet the Candidate” meeting at the Brigham City Library on 25 January.  During that meeting he fielded questions from the audience and expressed his views about what was wrong in Washington DC and how he could contribute to changing the current political climate there.  He explained that he decided to run because he was tired of the bickering in Washington DC between the two main political parties for control of the federal government instead of concentrating on the needs of Americans.