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OGDEN -- A group of Ogden businessmen decided the soldier who has stood for more than 70 years in Ogden Cemetery needed a new fence.| • Graffiti removal progam puts young offenders to work |
| OGDEN — Summer time and the living is easy — unless you’re part of the 2nd District Juvenile Court’s graffiti removal program. |
| • Layton business owner displays signs on dispute with city leaders |
| LAYTON — Small business owner Sherri Tatton is at odds with Layton again, and like before, is advertising her fight with the city in the storefront window of her business. |
| • Multiple charges filed after party at Ogden 'gang house' |
| OGDEN -- Police say 14 adults and three juveniles were arrested early Sunday morning on multiple charges of aggravated kidnapping and assault following a six-hour standoff with officers. |
| • The Engineers That Could |
| OGDEN -- A group of seniors at Two Rivers High School has created devices to protect snowboards from thieves, make lacrosse safer to play and reduce construction time. |
| • WWI vets' fence of honor |
| OGDEN -- A group of Ogden businessmen decided the soldier who has stood for more than 70 years in Ogden Cemetery needed a new fence. |
| • Today's other top news headlines: All aboard transit study? Monks leave Layton Multiple charges filed after party in Ogden 'gang house' |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Today's other top local headlines: Residents share safety concerns Farmington asked to consider rentals Public hearing for recycling program Hopes still high for center partnership |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Sunday, May 11, 2008 |
| • 17 arrested following police stand-off |
| OGDEN -- Police say 14 adults and three juveniles were arrested early Sunday morning on multiple charges of aggravated kidnapping and assault following a six-hour standoff with officers. |
| • Golden |
| PROMONTORY -- Taisei Yu was doing what all 2-year-olds do on railroad tracks on Saturday afternoon at the Golden Spike National Historic Site: He was walking the ties. |
| • On Farmington Bay - birds, bugs and a moment of peace |
| • Big push: South Ogden duo preparing for race day |
| SOUTH OGDEN -- Bart Kendrick has raced before, winning Special Olympics medals on his own two feet, and then with a walker. |
| • Today's other top news headlines: Omnibus bill targeted Superintendent: A Morgan native doesn't have a 'birthright' to a job |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Today's other top local headlines: N. Ogden approves facility Davis educators take four out of 10 Huntsman Awards Newsbeat |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Saturday, May 10, 2008 |
| • A Faire Weekend |
| MARRIOTT-SLATERVILLE -- Jonathan Zuchowski started participating in renaissance fairs over 20 years ago as a wild man called The Animal. On Friday, he was playing a Polish gate guard at the Utah Renaissance Festival and Fantasy Faire. |
| • Groups apply for RAMP tax support |
| OGDEN -- The RAMP Tax Advisory Board had a delicate task when it met Thursday: how to divide $60,300 among 71 community groups that had requested $134,000 in EZ Grant funding. |
| • Biking for Safety |
| FARMINGTON -- Motorcycle groups are inviting the public to learn more about road safety in hopes of decreasing the number of motorcycle fatalities. |
| • Slow the flow |
| OGDEN -- The American Trucking Association has issued guidelines to help truckers reduce the amount of fuel they use, but Gary Schnakenberg said the only guide most should need is the dial spinning on the fuel pump. |
| • Today's other top news headlines: LSI lands biggest contract Conventions today to whittle down candidates Plain City co-breeder: Fame hasn't changed Best in Show winner |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Today's other top Weber headlines: New climbing gym for Ogden? Standard-Examiner staffers honored by their own Newsbeat |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Today's other top Davis headlines: UDOT won't maintain trails No new fees taxes in 2009 budget Standard-Examiner staffers honored by their own Newsbeat |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Friday, May 9, 2008 |
| • Chuck E. Cheese restaurants making a comeback |
| LAYTON -- The Jedi, Indiana Jones and now Chuck E. Cheese, can be listed amongst those having made a return. |
| • RAMP tax board decides on this year's grant recipients |
| OGDEN -- The RAMP Tax Advisory Board had a delicate task when it met Thursday: how to divide $60,300 among 71 community groups that had requested $134,000 in EZ Grant funding. |
| • Bonneville High School student collapses, is flown to hospital |
| WASHINGTON TERRACE — A medical helicopter was called to Bonneville High School about 9 a.m. Friday morning after a student collapsed while jogging for gym class. |
| • Witnesses provide alibi for alleged shooter |
| OGDEN -- Two more alibi witnesses took the stand Thursday on behalf of Bryant Middleton at his trial on four counts of attempted aggravated murder. |
| • Health department acts to curb crypto |
| OGDEN -- Last year, thousands of Utah swimmers suffered the unpleasant gastrointestinal consequences of swallowing water infected with a nasty little parasite called cryptosporidium. |
| • StandardNET Live! Daily Download |
| This is a selection of today's top multimedia chosen by the StandardNET staff. |
| • Caught on Tape |
| OGDEN -- You've been caught on tape at the gas station, on the freeway and maybe even when you walked in to work, but unless you're involved in a crime, you'd probably never know it. |
| • Recyclables? Not. |
| LAYTON -- The nuisance and mess associated with providing the convenience of recycling bins has two North Davis cities discussing curbside recycling. |
| • School lunch prices going up |
| OGDEN -- Students in Weber School District will pay 10 cents more for lunch next year. |
| • Go, Lakers? |
| ROY -- As a Lakers fan in Jazz territory, Shaun Smedley, of Roy, knew the next two weeks would be tough. |
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