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Like our homes, if we don’t clean up, our cars can get pretty trashed. You can take it to get detailed, but wouldn’t you rather keep that cash in your pocket? Well, you can if you follow these genius car cleaning hacks.

Most of these brilliants methods require things that you already have in your home, so you don’t have to head out to the store and stock up on cleaning products. What’s even better is that most of these car cleaning hacks use natural cleaning solutions.

Here are 6 genius do-it-yourself car cleaning hacks that will help you get your car sparkling clean.

March 2nd is a big day in history!  It’s Dr. Seuss’s birthday!  It’s also when Lomond View Elementary has their reading celebration to remember this lively and creative fellow.

Librarian, Virginia Miller, who organized this much anticipated celebration chose the theme: “I Can Read with My Eyes Shut”.  Prior to this day, every grade had the opportunity to come into the library and pick a silly set of paper glasses. They colored them in and drew in their own eyes and added personality to each set of eyeballs. 

Talking about suicide can make us feel uncomfortable. Yet, understanding it and learning more about the warning signs can be crucial.

Spencer J. Cox, husband, father, and Utah Lt. Governor, recently spoke at a community suicide prevention meeting in Tremonton. He says, “…We simply need to talk about it more—and that contrary to what you may have heard, there is NO evidence that talking about suicide makes it more likely to happen.”

When it comes to cooking, everybody likes to save time. For the convenience they provide, what could be better than a microwave? All you have to do is pop in your leftovers or your frozen meal, hit some buttons, and wait a few minutes. When it comes out, you’re ready to eat! Still, be warned, as not everything is microwavable.

White Bees: Book Review

Tami L. Johnson

If you’ve had the chance to see the movie, Wonder, or read the book, you know it’s all about a very brave boy.  A boy who struggles with the challenges of cranial- facial difficulties from various perspectives. Several have been touched by this story and the kindness of true friendship. Much like the book, Wonder, I would like to introduce you to: White Bees.

With the horric acts that have been plaguing our schools in the last few months, there have been alarms ringing all over the country and the world, about the youth. The following ariticle has some good information and statisics in it, knowing that each family is to make their choices on how to disapline their kids. We have seen things from we need to go back to spankiing to this article that says this causes voilance. We don't have the answer for this, I do think we must look at everything and make an informaded and knowagable way of treating the childern.

Vitamin D isn't a magic panacea, but it has been implicated as one factor in many serious health conditions. What does vitamin D deficiency look like? In its most extreme form, prolonged and severe vitamin D deficiency during childhood, known as rickets, can delay growth and lead to visible skeletal deformities.

We’ve had a wacky winter here in Northern Utah with spring-like temperatures in the mid 50’s during January and February.  While many have rejoiced—the skiers are wishing and hoping for a real winter to return!

 This past weekend a snowstorm dumped some fresh powder. So, everyone was headed to the slopes for President’s Day! 

Anymore, you’re not just seeing teenagers and adults at the ski resorts but kids as young as 2 years old.  The reason behind it? So, the entire family can play together!

Chicken and Broccoli Stir Fry

This recipe for chicken and broccoli stir fry is a classic dish of chicken sautéed with fresh broccoli florets and coated in a savory sauce. You can have a healthy and easy dinner on the table in less than 30 minutes!

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 20 minutes

Total Time 30 minutes

Servings 4 servings

Ingredients

1 pound boneless skinless chicken breast cut into 1 inch pieces

1 tablespoon + 1 teaspoon vegetable oil

2 cups small broccoli florets

Harrisville Police Department is presenting a “Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events Course” to be held on Thursday, March 15th, 2018, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Harrisville City Hall (363 W. Independence Blvd. Harrisville, UT 84404).