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What began as an effort to look at a “rotten ordinance” has evolved through the process of writing this article.  Let’s start at the beginning.

2 c canned peaches, apricots or other fruit

1/3 c catsup

1/3 c vinegar

2 T soy sauce

½ c brown sugar

2 t ginger

1 t salt

dash of pepper

4-8 boneless pork ribs

Throw everything but the meat in the blender.  Pour sauce over ribs in a casserole dish with a lid.  Bake at 450* for 75 minutes.  Bake another 90 minutes @ 350*. 

The meat will be so tender and yummy! Serve over rice or noodles or with potatoes. 

Construciton is complete for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints' Brigham City temple.  The temple open house is currently under way and will continue through mid-September.  The dedication will be performed by President Boyd K. Packer on September 23rd in 3 sessions.  Advance reservations can be made by visiting www.templeopenhouse.lds.org or by calling 1-855-537-2000.

With the kids back in school now, you have probably been receiving some information on the Common Core.  For one perspective on what's going on with Common Core visit the following website: http://whatiscommoncore.wordpress.com/

Taken from the Public Notice:
"Farr West City and Pleasant View City will host a public visioning meeting on August 30th at 6 p.m. in the Pleasant View City Building to consider various alternative land use scenarios for the 2700 North corridor from approximately 2000 West to 1000 West. Property owners, business owners, realtors, and interested citizens are invited to attend this interactive meeting leading to potential policy changes in both communities concerning future land use in the corridor.

Your input, feedback, and attendance would be most appreciated."

Captain Brent Taylor has returned from his tour of duty in Aphganistan and stepped back into his spot as a North Ogden City Councilman.  The next City Council meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. on August 14th.  Dave Hulme served in Taylor's place for the months he was away.

“Creating the great thinkers of the 21st Century”

“Creating the great thinkers of the 21st Century”

One of the issues on the ballot for North Ogden this primary election is a ‘yes or no’ vote on a proposed $7 million bond to build a new public works complex.  All five North Ogden City Councilmen agree that something must be done.  Councilwoman Cheryl Stoker said, “There is a need for a new building.

          Who is in Control of Utah’s Children’s Education? Why are a growing number of Utahans concerned for the future of our children while others are comfortable and excited about the changes that are coming with Common Core State Standards Initiative (CCSSI)?