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BL&P pays piper on storm bills
BOUNTIFUL — Virtually all of the repair work necessitated by the great windstorm of Dec. 1 is done. But now it’s time for the inevitable bills to be paid. “About $1.2 million has been expended...
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Legislator drafts bill to get kids off welfare
DAVIS COUNTY – State Senator Stuart Reid, R-Ogden, who represents parts of Davis and Weber Counties, was not expecting the reaction he received when he introduced SB37. He didn’t expect the media...
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Centerville police looking for woman in connection with identity fraud cases
CENTERVILLE - Centerville Police, in collaboration with several other Wasatch Front police agencies, is seeking public assistance in locating Julia Amelia Higbee, AKA Julia Herzog, a 41 year old ...
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Officials worry about the future of Hill AFB
HILL AFB — Recent news about defense spending cuts has Utah officials worried about the future of Hill AFB. “It’s a concern,” said Utah Defense Alliance President Tage Flint, of the potential fo...
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President declares 'disaster' for Davis County windstorm; disaster aid available for county
DAVIS COUNTY - Utah Homeland Security and Emergency Management released a statement today saying President Obama has announced that federal disaster aid is being made available to Davis County. FE...
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Holly Oil avoids strike
WOODS CROSS — Employees at Holly Oil are relieved a possible strike was averted. “I believe the word would be 'thrilled,'” said refinery spokesperson Mike Astin. “The pin that fell into place was...
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Lee says he will no longer ‘work with the administration’
WASHINGTON D.C. – Senator Mike Lee, R-Utah, said he will no longer go out of his way to work with the current administration due to President Obama’s “abuse of the Recess Appointment Clause.” Le...
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BREAKING NEWS: Holly Oil prepares for walk-out in Woods Cross
WOODS CROSS — Employees of HollyFrontier Corp., are preparing for a walk-out of an estimated half the refinery’s employees if negotiations with the United Steelworkers union fail. Union contract...
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Legislation to focus on fathers' rights
SALT LAKE CITY - A bill that will go before the House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee today aims to even the scales of justice in custody cases. HB88, sponsored by Rep. Wilcox an...
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NSL: Tuesday open house focuses on significant proposed zoning changes
NORTH SALT LAKE – Officials are hoping to give the city’s west side a makeover, and they want residents to be able to hear all the details. The North Salt Lake Planning Commission is holding a pu...
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Churches may aid local homeless
by TOM BUSSELBERG | Clipper News Editor
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FARMINGTON — A strong involvement by the religious community in dealing with homelessness is being eyed. The Davis County Homelessness Coordinating Committee is looking at the possibility of par...
Island needs more volunteers
by TOM BUSSELBERG | Clipper News Editor
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ANTELOPE ISLAND — With the Utah State Parks system suffering huge budget cuts, Antelope Island State Park is in need of volunteers, perhaps more than ever. “Retired or not, we need volunteers ...
Bountiful woman completing goals despite obstacles
by KENNETH CHAPMAN | Sports Writer
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The Davis Clipper will be following Rebecca’s story through her run at the IMG Miami Marathon. BOUNTIFUL - Give someone only 10 weeks to prepare for their first marathon? Difficult. Doing i...
Lee responds to Obama's address singling out Lee's criticism of 'unconstitutional recess appointments'
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WASHINGTON D.C. – Today, Senator Mike Lee responded to the President’s weekly address that singled out Lee and criticized his vow to hold the President accountable for his unconstitutional recess...
New corridor alternative saves land
by MELINDA WILLIAMS | Clipper Staff Writer
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SYRACUSE — Changes to one alternative of the West Davis Corridor through Syracuse could save about 40 acres of farmland and the project could cost $3 million less than the previous alternative. ...
Correction: Lionel Nance sentenced to serve prison time
by MELINDA WILLIAMS | Clipper Staff Writer
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CORRECTION: In the print edition of The Davis Clipper, Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012, on page A3, the Clipper inadvertently used a photo of Joseph Nance, who has been charged with the shooting death of ...
Woods Cross mom may face charges after police say she pulled her son alongside her moving vehicle
by Melinda Williams
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WOODS CROSS — A 37-year-old Woods Cross woman may face charges of child endangerment after police say she allegedly pulled her 9-year-old son along next to her moving car after he missed the scho...
Agencies ease way for parents of disabled
by MELINDA WILLIAMS | Clipper Staff Writer
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DAVIS COUNTY — A family who receives news of a child’s disability is often devastated and confused about where to turn for help. The type of help the family may receive depends on the disability...
Town hall meeting with Rep. Barrus set for Feb. 1
by JENNIFFER WARDELL | Clipper Staff Writer
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CENTERVILLE — It’s a chance to let your voice be heard, up close and personal. Representative Roger Barrus, R-18, will be hosting a town hall meeting on Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. at Centerville City Ha...
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