Archive for February 2nd, 2010

OGDEN — Weber County amended a landfill operating agreement Tuesday to put the costs of obtaining access to the landfill on the future operator, Randy Moulding.read… »

SYRACUSE — Changes have been made to the winter parking ordinance to allow for more orderly and timely removal of snow on city streets.read… »

FARMINGTON — Top of Utah fishermen might soon have a few new fishing holes in which to drop their lines.read… »

KAYSVILLE — After allowing 18 second-quarter points, the Darts’ halftime focus was on defense or the lack thereof.
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PROVO — Jimmer Fredette scored 26 points and Jackson Emery had 12 points and six assists as No. 12 BYU beat TCU 76-56 on Tuesday night.
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CLEARFIELD — The Falcons have returned to flight.
Junior forward Jessica Watson scorched the nets for a career high 33 points as the Clearfield High girls basketball team continued its explosive second-half surge with a 74-50 wipeout of Region 1 rival Davis at Falcon Fieldhouse on Tuesday evening.
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SALT LAKE CITY — A month ago, they weren’t even in the NBA’s Western Conference playoff picture. Today, they’re not only in the picture, they’re on the front row.read… »

OGDEN — The fax machine will be busy today in the Weber State football office.
Today is the first day that junior college and high school players can officially send in their national letters of intent to play for the college of their choice. The Wildcats are expecting an exciting 2010 signing class after making the… »

It took about four minutes for the plastic soda bottle to bubble, explode and splash acid on the ground and across a wooden wall.
The Salt Lake City Police Department bomb squad set off several explosions Tuesday at a training center near the Salt Lake City International Airport to… »

Summit residents didn’t vote to move the county seat from Coalville, as the law requires. But its mayor says the town of 1,500 is being systematically stripped of the offices that define that… »