Upbeat Gymnastics
Having performed and competed as a gymnast for most of her youth, Kristi Christensen knows the pure joy of being on the mat. She also knows the pressure that she felt regarding preforming at competitions. She and her husband Aaron set out to create a different kind of gymnastics center. After her competing years, she also coached and fell in love with helping children realize … Continue reading Upbeat Gymnastics
Victory Medal for Cold War Veterans
Local DAV Commander Tom Montez, working with Larry Kerr and Ferron Johnson, all part of DAV Davis County chapter 14, have taken up the mantle of honoring those veterans who served in the armed forces from 1945 to 1963 in what has been called the invisible war. A medal was created to honor these veterans and some funding was provided for their purchase; however, once … Continue reading Victory Medal for Cold War Veterans
Student Of The Month
London Barnes Bluff Ridge Elementary London is being nominated because she is an amazing, well-rounded student. She excels in academics, but she is also a wonderful leader at our school. She exhibits a positive outlook and attitude that sets a great example for other students. She is an enthusiastic learner, and her enthusiasm spreads to others in the school. She is responsible and reflective. London … Continue reading Student Of The Month
Parks and Recreation
Youth sports Baseball/Softball Registration February 1- March 31 This program is for pre-kindergartners (must be 5 before September 1, 2019) thru 9th grade. The cost/league is as follows: T-Ball and Coach Pitch ($40). Machine Pitch ($45); Minor/Major ($50); Jr. High ($55). Registration fee includes a jersey and hat. Little Dancers (Spring) (3-5-year-olds) This is a fun introduction to dance. Children will explore their movement potential … Continue reading Parks and Recreation
When do I need An Excavation Permit?
Excavation permits are required for any work (except landscaping) that is performed inside the city right-of-way (ie. road, sidewalk, park-strip). Examples may include widening a drive approach, repairing underground utilities, and so forth. Permits are obtained at Public Works and online. Continue reading When do I need An Excavation Permit?
2019 Miss Syracuse Pageant
2019 Miss Syracuse Pageant Calling all young women! Come be a part of something that can change your life! Orientation meeting will be held March 28th at 7:00 pm at the Syracuse Community Center. Pageant will be June 22nd at SHS. Teens ages 14-17 and Miss ages 17-22. Pageant events include Community Service Project, Interview, Fitness, Talent, Evening Wear, and Onstage Interview (no swimsuit!). You … Continue reading 2019 Miss Syracuse Pageant
CPR Training: Be the Difference for Someone You Love!
Have you ever thought about what to do in the case of a medical emergency involving your friends and family? Have you ever seen a defibrillation machine (AED) on the wall in a public building and wondered how it works? Do you have a job that requires either first aid or CPR training? Do you have first aid and/or CPR training and need a refresher? … Continue reading CPR Training: Be the Difference for Someone You Love!
Art Council Updates
We would like to thank everyone who participated in and attended Pirates of Penzance in concert. It was a wonderful evening filled with pirates, policemen, and maidens…oh my! Save the date for our next Orchestra Concert on Monday, April 8 at 7 pm in the Syracuse High School Auditorium. It will feature selections from Handel’s Messiah! This is the perfect kickoff to the Easter season. … Continue reading Art Council Updates
Public Works Updates
During this time of season before the rain falls, we would appreciate your help to sweep the curb and gutters and dispose of any leaves, dirt, and debris into your garbage can. Keeping storm drain grates clear will improve the flows and quality of waters going to the Great Salt Lake. This will help beautify the City, increase curb appeal, and will allow “rain down … Continue reading Public Works Updates
Employee Spotlight Jody Howell
Jody Howell – Court Clerk Supervisor As the Court Clerk Supervisor, Jody helps manage the day-to-day operations of the City’s justice court. She is involved with administering the judge’s decisions, organizing cases for court day, and following up with our court customers. Jody has been a dedicated employee of the City for over 19 years. She has held several positions throughout the years, including in … Continue reading Employee Spotlight Jody Howell
Women in Entrepreneurship Panel at Syracuse High
At Syracuse High School, for an FBLA/DECA project, we hosted a Women in Entrepreneurship panel. We invited women entrepreneurs from across the valley to come and talk to our students about their entrepreneurial journey, as well as give advice for our future entrepreneurs. They shared their stories about how they decided to become entrepreneurs and how they have both failed and succeed during their journey. … Continue reading Women in Entrepreneurship Panel at Syracuse High
2020 Census Task Force
2020 Census Task Force The Mayor is forming a task force to assist the US Census folks to prepare for the 2020 US Census. This task force will be charged with helping to alert residents of the census scheduled for next year. An accurate reporting of all of us by location is critical to funding and representation. If you would be willing to serve, please … Continue reading 2020 Census Task Force