Pleasant View Mayor Message
Monday November 11th is Veterans Day. Please take this time to pay tribute to all American Veterans both living and deceased. Sadly, as of late, our country seems to be in constant turmoil, and it seems almost impossible to reach a consensus on any topic. One thing I know for certain is this Country and the lifestyle we enjoy as citizens of this great Country would not be possible without the sacrifices of the men and women of our armed forces. This Veterans day I encourage you to fly the flag, reflect upon the role of our armed forces and reach out to thank any veteran you may know.
Thanksgiving Day is our second big holiday this month. Living here in this beautiful city at the base of the majestic Ben Lomond Peak, I feel we have much to be thankful for. I encourage each of you to take a moment between the turkey and the pumpkin pie to reflect on what you have in your life that makes you thankful. I likewise encourage you to remember those who may be less fortunate, reach out to someone and help make their life better. Both you and the person whose life you touch will benefit from your action.
Just as a reminder, from November 15 through March 15, it is unlawful for any person to park a motor vehicle, recreational vehicle, trailer, any other vehicle, or object of any kind, on any public street or right of way while snow plows are operating or while streets are snow or ice covered.(PV ORD. 1.16.030)
Speaking of snow, please be careful driving this winter. As great a job as our Public Works employees do removing snow, sometimes mother nature can really put down the white stuff and we do live on the side of a mountain. BE SAFE!
At this season of Thanksgiving, I’m thankful for the opportunity to represent each of you. I’m thankful for all you do, and I’m thankful for you being good neighbors. I am committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure Pleasant View remains the best place to not only grow up, but the best place to grow old.
Mayor Leonard Call
Students of the month are
Maria Torres is a 9th grader at Orion Junior High.
Jaxon Archuleta is a kind and considerate 9th grade student at Maria Montessori Academy who helps others in his community.
Congratulations Oscar Hellstrand, you are the North Ogden Junior High Student of the Month for Choir!
Mick Gunther can take any situation he is placed in and turn it into a good one
Great job everyone.
Weber High Mountain Bike Team Places 2nd in the Northern Region
On the weekend of Oct. 18 and 19, the Weber High team competed for the State Title with several outstanding performances from the team.
Jack Sather and Keaton Rands both took first place in their individual State Races. Ambree Burgraff, placed in the top five. Taylor Becker and Isaac Hortin placed in the top ten and Brooke Mortensen, Layla Walker, Andrew Schaelling, Spencer Reynolds, and Logan Ramage all finished in the top twenty five.
There are about 20,000 high school mountain bikers in the nation and 4,500 of those come from the Utah League which makes Utah the largest high school league in the nation.
A huge shout out to the Weber High Team for their great season!
Fundraiser to help local family
Paul Otto, the father, used to be a sportscaster but suffered a traumatic brain injury which led to multiple brain surgeries, years ago. He now suffers in pain everyday. His wife, Amy, has recently been diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. Amy was a teacher for years, but recently had to quit because of the chemo treatments. She has also undergone radiation treatments. Please come and support this wonderful family from our community. Join us as we fight with them!
Meet the Otto family!
All the proceeds will go directly to the family.
COME SUPPORT A FAMILY IN OUR COMMUNITY!
A Family Friendly Event
Activities include:
• Guns vs. Hoses- Police vs. Firefighter basketball game
•Silent Auction
WEBER HIGH SCHOOL
December 14, 2019 at 5:00 pm
430 W. Weber High Dr. Pleasant View, UT
JOIN US!
