I found this project on Pinterest a few years back. Having pictures of your family in your home is so fun but can be quite expensive, especially if you try and keep the photographs up to date. I don’t know about you, but my kids grow like weeds. I love this approach because it is inexpensive and I can update the photos as often as … Continue reading Art Activities Monday Fun Day: Photo Wall Decor
Is it possible for a lake that covers approximately 1,700 square miles and has a maximum depth of 33 feet to harbor a monster or two? The Great Salt Lake with its haunting desert landscape and brine shrimp has encouraged a barrage of myths, legends, and mysteries for hundreds of years. Stepping back in time to July 13, 1877, the Salt Lake Herald newspaper printed … Continue reading Monsters in the Great Salt Lake
Voices calling out in the night air saying, “Trick or Treat … Trick or Treat” Children and their parents race from house to house Friends and neighbors meet along the street Dressed as characters they like in their season of life Some are homemade, some store bought Bags open and ready to capture FREE candy What a bounty! Hope it’s warm enough not to need … Continue reading The History of Halloween
Have you ever been hiking out away from civilization and had the eerie feeling that you are being watched? The hairs stand up on the back of your neck, there is a too-calm silence in the surrounding area. Something is out there. Something is watching. Some would say it is probably just in your head, others might say it is maybe a predator like a … Continue reading Monsters Among Us?
What an amazing photo contest! We had 121 entries with over 4000 votes cast. It was so much fun to watch, as many of you worked hard to get your friends and family to vote on your photos. The quality and beauty of your photographs were amazing. The hardest part was picking the editors choice winner. Thank you for participating! A BIG thank you to … Continue reading 2018 Photo Contest Winners
October 6, 13, and 19 Fielding Garr Ranch Ghost Investigations Is Fielding Garr still at his ranch? Find out during our ghost investigations at Fielding Garr Ranch October 6, 13, and 19! Program begins at 8:30 PM.For information, contact caldrich@utah.gov. October 13 Antelope Island – Public Star Party Join Ogden Astronomical Society for a public star party beginning at 5:00 PM in White Rock Bay. … Continue reading Family Fun Events
Syracuse High School Oct 1 – Sidewalk Chalking – 5 PM Oct 2 – Volleyball @ Clearfield – 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM Oct 3 – Outside Movie Night – 8 PM to 10 PM Oct 4– Girls Soccer @ home vs. Fremont at 3:30 PM -5:30 PM Volleyball @ home vs. Fremont – 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM Game Show Night in Auditorium – … Continue reading School Activities: Calendar of Events
Senior Events Bus Trip Monday, October 8th (Leaves at 10 a.m.) Fall Scenic Drive/Lunch at The Greenery Restaurant $2/per person with lunch on your own (Payment due at time of reservation) MONTHLY MOVIE Wednesday, October 10th @ 1 p.m. (TBA) FREE ~ Please RSVP THINK TUESDAY Tuesday, October 16th @ 10 a.m. (MEXICAN TRAIN) FREE ~ Please RSVP LUNCH & BINGO Wednesday, October 31st @ … Continue reading October Calendar of Events
Syracuse High School Community, It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2018-19 school year and to an amazing year at Syracuse High School. I am thrilled to be serving as the Principal of Syracuse High School. My hopes for this school year are to help all students surpass their potential as learners, excel in social development, grow a healthy self-confidence, and foster … Continue reading A Letter from the principal
Sept 3 Labor Day Syracuse Jr. High – No School West Point Jr. High – No School Bluff Ridge Elementary – No School Syracuse Arts Academy (Antelope Campus) – No School Syracuse Arts Academy (North Campus) – No School Sand Springs Elementary – No School Sept 4 Syracuse High – Girls Soccer vs. Layton @ Home – 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM Sept 5 Syracuse … Continue reading School Events
Don’t believe everything you hear about skate parks. A skate park doesn’t always have the best reputation. If you look at any representation in the media, you can see that both the kids and the park are represented by kids who are disrespectful and unkind. The Syracuse Skate Park is different, allowing kids – good kids– to gather together and hone their skills. Councilman Dave … Continue reading Skating into the Sunset
Part I. The Tan Early in our marriage, Ryan worked for Cutco Cutlery as a sales person and manager. We love that product. Ryan was an amazing sales person for them and we were rewarded with some really cool trips (Rome, Italy – Barcelona, Spain – Honolulu, Hawaii). In March of 2003 we went on the Hawaii trip while I was five months pregnant with … Continue reading Embarrasing Moment: A beached whale with striped legs
