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Amid veterinarian shortage, pet docs seeing flurry of furry patients

Intermountain Health facilities recognized as breastfeeding-friendly by state

New wayfinding signs appearing in Ogden Valley to guide visitors to recreation spots
Weber County election season isn’t over yet, not by a long shot
‘Good energy’: Two Rivers HS opens center for homeless kids, others in need
Hooper energy tax, expected to generate $510K a year, spurs backlash from some
Nadolski holds event to kick off post-primary mayoral campaign, touches on policy priorities
Second meeting held to get feedback, give update on Union Station Neighborhood

Gov. Cox addresses affordable housing, FrontRunner expansion during monthly news conference
Amid veterinarian shortage, pet docs seeing flurry of furry patients
OGDEN — When Oreo the cat goes to the vet, he prefers to sit on the windowsill and watch the traffic go by on Wall Avenue. That’s OK with Dr. Eleanor Jenson, who likes to accommodate her patients, examining them where they’re most comfortable. During another recent appointment, the ...
New wayfinding signs appearing in Ogden Valley to guide visitors to recreation spots
Visitors to the Ogden Valley are going to find it a little easier to navigate as they look for popular recreation spots. Throughout the summer, the county has been placing prominent wayfinding signage throughout the region with plans for more in the coming year. Jessika Clark, public ...
Intermountain Health facilities recognized as breastfeeding-friendly by state
All 21 Intermountain Health hospitals in Utah have received a five-star rating from the state for being breastfeeding-friendly facilities. The Utah Department of Health and Human Services issued the ratings to hospitals with labor and delivery departments for completing all 10 requirements of ...
Mount Ogden teacher accused of defrauding charity pleads guilty to lesser charges
OGDEN — A Mount Ogden Junior High School teacher has pleaded guilty stemming from a fraud case. According to court documents, Elizabeth Galbraith has signed a plea agreement that would see her plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of wrongful appropriation. Galbraith had originally been ...
Weber County election season isn’t over yet, not by a long shot
OGDEN — Maybe there aren't as many political signs out there following the end of primary voting on Sept. 5. But it's still political season. In fact, the campaigning across Weber County may now get more intense with more seats up for grabs in more locales than ahead of the primary. ...
‘Good energy’: Two Rivers HS opens center for homeless kids, others in need
OGDEN — It was only inaugurated on Thursday, but already, Shay Robinson, a Two Rivers High School junior, could feel the good vibes at the school's new teen center. "It feels like a safe space over here. It's just good energy," Shay said. Weber School District officials gathered Thursday ...
Hooper energy tax, expected to generate $510K a year, spurs backlash from some
HOOPER — Hooper residents will soon see a new charge on their electricity and natural gas bills in response to local leaders' moves to bolster revenue entering city coffers. It's got some people shaking their heads, upset over the prospect of paying more taxes and unhappy with how city ...
Nadolski holds event to kick off post-primary mayoral campaign, touches on policy priorities
Six months after announcing his intent to run for mayor and just weeks after coming in second place in the primary election, Ogden City Council member Ben Nadolski had a simple message for his supporters gathered at his first major post-primary event Thursday. "We are here today to announce ...
Second meeting held to get feedback, give update on Union Station Neighborhood
OGDEN — The people of Ogden got another opportunity to shape what nearly 30 acres around Union Station will look like and what the function of the former railroad depot will be in the future. Wednesday marked the Union Station Neighborhood's second community conversation, held at the station ...
Gov. Cox addresses affordable housing, FrontRunner expansion during monthly news conference
During his monthly press conference, Gov. Spencer Cox addressed rising housing costs, the “decline of democracy” and civil discourse, Sen. Mitt Romney's decision not to run for reelection, and expressed his support for FrontRunner expansion in southern Utah County. Affordable housing and ...