Foreclosure

Foreclosure workshop this week

OGDEN — Cornerstone Financial Education will have a foreclosure workshop at noon Tuesday.

Cornerstone said the workshop, “Fighting Back Foreclosure,” is for people who are worried about making their home payments on time, are already a little late, or are currently facing the threat of foreclosure.

The free, hourlong class will focus on the choices faced during the foreclosure process, options and legal protections

Seating is free, but limited, so register online to confirm attendance.

To register, contact www.csfedu.org/utah-classes.html or 801-621-5600.

Matt Townsend, of Ogden, holds a Shih Tzu he adopted at the Weber County Animal Shelter on Thursday. The dog, which he and his wife, Joanne, have named Buster, was recently found abandoned ainside a foreclosed home in North Ogden. The dog received donated grooming services from The Little Dog House to clean it up. Townsend has adopted several animals from the shelter over the years and recently had a dog die from cancer after they had owned it for 16 years. (ROBERT JOHNSON/Standard-Examiner)

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