OGDEN — Weber State University and Weber School District might not be able to hold in-person classes, but they aren’t letting their 3D printers stand idle.
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- Ogden developer wants city to reconsider blocks, allowing for more drinking options
- Davis School District announces new school administrators for 2020-21 school year
- Free outdoor concerts, movies planned for Layton amphitheater this summer
- Ogden fire and police department employees COVID-19 free for now
- Looking for ways to stay socially connected? Weber-Morgan community members have some ideas for you
- Weber, Davis counties — like the rest of the state — see sharp spikes in jobless claims
U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams warned that this week of mounting death from the novel coronavirus could be “our Pearl Harbor moment.” He was referring, of course, to the surprise 1941 Japanese attack on the U.S. Navy base in Honolulu, which pulled the nation into World War II.
To the IRS for scaling back operations at its Ogden campus to essential services, thus allowing many workers to stay home, at least until April 20. The agency is a big employer here, and the move safeguards workers and helps guard against the spread of coronavirus around the city and county.
Many Democrats and much of the media claim that President Donald Trump has mishandled and continues to mishandle the response to the coronavirus pandemic.
