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Ogden seeking opinions on water charges

OGDEN -- The city is in the midst of a comprehensive study on how much it will charge residents for water, and officials want to hear from the public.

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Greiner severance package totals $77,300

OGDEN -- Former Police Chief Jon Greiner, who was fired from his job last month because of a federal Hatch Act violation, will receive a severance package from the city with a gross value of $77,300.

Our problems are fixable if we choose right leaders

I am often asked by people in the community, "What's happening in America? Why is the economy in turmoil? What needs to be done to fix the problem?" I see two actionable solutions: We elect the right political leaders and we increase our purchases of products and services from American businesses.

Ogden area ranked 15th for business

Four Utah metro areas, including Ogden, are ranked among the top 25 in the country for business by The Milken Institute.

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Compressed natural gas lines feed into a sanitation trucks on Monday in Ogden. The city is installing a $603,000 compressed natural gas fast-fill device at the Odgen Public Works Building.

Ogden to install natural gas device

OGDEN -- The city hopes to begin installing a $603,000 compressed natural gas fast-fill device at the Ogden Public Works Building before the end of the year.

Ogden council approves donating land for homeless housing

OGDEN -- The Ogden City Council unanimously approved donating 1.1 acres of land to make more room for the chronically homeless.

Electrical problem blamed for fire

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Fire crews believe electrical problems caused a fire at a vacant fourplex at 738 30th St. in Ogden on Wednesday morning. The Ogden Fire Department arrived at the scene at 8:43 a.m. and firefighters saw heavy smoke coming from the north side of the attic. It took crews about 25 minutes to extinguish the fire, which caused an estimated $40,000 in damage.

Riverbend project still alive in Ogden

OGDEN -- The city is continuing to negotiate with a Holladay company for the construction of housing and retail businesses within the long awaited mixed-use Riverbend development formerly known as the Ogden River Project.

Ogden City Council agrees to study water rate proposals

OGDEN -- Mayor Matthew Godfrey expressed extreme disappointment Tuesday night that the city council refused to approve his proposal to immediately lower water rates.

"It's unjustifiable to charge some citizens more than others," he told the city council. "I encourage you to make that right."

Instead of adopting Godfrey's proposal, the city council approved a resolution to begin a comprehensive effort starting next month to establish new water rates.

Ogden ready to host Veterans Day events

OGDEN -- Ogden will host the fifth installment of what has become Utah's largest Veterans Day parade on Saturday, but that is only one of many observances and ceremonies planned this year.

Hyer

Two rookie candidates seek Ogden's Ward 2 seat

OGDEN -- Both candidates in the race for the Ogden City Council Ward 2 seat would be rookies on the council, but one appears to favor the status quo more than the other.

Two events set to meet Ogden mayoral candidates

OGDEN -- There are two opportunities to meet Ogden mayoral candidates Mike Caldwell and Brandon Stephenson this week.

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3-year-old Colter Wood gets comforted by his dad, Lance, as a zombie scares him during the Ogden Zombie Walk down Historiic 25th Street on Friday.

Occupied Zombieland in Ogden

OGDEN -- The undead horde marched through downtown Ogden demanding brains, but they really wanted to have fun and help the homeless.

Mayor to present arts awards today

OGDEN -- The 2011 Mayor's Awards in the Arts honors seven men and women whose contributions have made Ogden a better place to live, work and visit.

NAACP annual banquet planned

OGDEN -- The Ogden branch of the National Association of Colored People will hold its 67th Annual Freedom Fund banquet Oct. 29 at the Comfort Suites, 2250 S. 1150 East.

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