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Many of you probably understand that your culinary water is monitored and provided by the city, whereas most residences’ secondary water is controlled by Pineview Water System. North Ogden cannot issue fines and make the rules for secondary water; however, we can do so with our culinary (drinking) water. Last summer, I announced an emergency water declaration that is still in place. This declaration limits the use of culinary water for purposes identified in the ordinance. Due to the extended drought, it is highly probable we will have to strengthen the declaration this year. Last year, we sought voluntary compliance, whereas this year, that will most likely have to change. Some residents have suggested we prohibit further development. We cannot do this without supporting evidence that we lack adequate culinary water. Our current data indicates we have sufficient water to support almost twice our current population. We will continue to closely monitor our water resources.
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Recently, a resident stated that North Ogden has BIG taxes, and we should be able to provide recycling at no additional cost. I respect that opinion, but I differ in my opinion. No one likes taxes, including me; however, the average resident pays $275 in North Ogden City taxes. The remainder of your property taxes go to other entities. I would challenge you to consider the protection, amenities, and services you get for your North Ogden taxes. By the way, recycling is part of the garbage fund, which charges for services provided and is not supported by property taxes. Some of you have probably seen the statement, “In a world where you can be anything, be kind!” Recently, I had the opportunity to visit some students at North Ogden Elementary, who provided goody bags to the police department for children who have been traumatized. As I spoke with them, I asked them what they wanted to be when they grew up. Some said doctors; others wanted to be professional athletes. I commended them for their goals and then said, “You can always be kind.” I offer that same advice to you! Have a fantastic springtime!! Mayor Neal Berube
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Cooper began his career with North Ogden City in 2012 in the Culinary Water Department, maintaining and monitoring wells, reservoirs, springs, fire hydrants, and meter systems in our city. He excelled in this position and went on to receive his Water IV Certification. He decided to take a new path in the Public Works Department, switching gears and becoming a Mechanic II. Cooper’s daily responsibilities include maintaining all city vehicles and equipment, covering anything from a routine oil change to major repairs and rebuilds. He’s outstanding at what he does and fits in perfectly in the fleet crew! Cooper is an extremely hard worker whose day doesn’t stop when he clocks out at North Ogden City. He lives out many peoples’ dreams and works on his family’s farm with his two siblings, wife, and daughter. He loves the challenges the farm brings with growing crops and operating machinery. He’s all cowboy and loves riding horses and team roping with his friends and beautiful family! Tyrel Stark, Cooper’s supervisor says, “Cooper is a very dependable employee! It doesn’t matter the job; he takes pride in what he does and does it with a willing attitude. He is willing to help out in any department. Aside from his great work ethics, he is a very personable person, one that you can talk to and trust. I am honored to have Cooper work with me in the shop. We get work done and have a good time doing it! There is much more to be said about him, and I congratulate him for this spotlight!” His favorite thing about North Ogden is the skills he’s learned by working on the array of equipment, which has taught him how to make repairs on the farm equipment he uses at home. In his words, “I can’t thank the city and my coworkers enough who have taught me these skills.” Thank you for keeping our vehicles and equipment in superior condition and for your continued dedication to our city. We appreciate you!
The Cherry on Top: Tri-City Exchange Food Pantry BY HAILEY MINTON
This Cherry on Top goes to the volunteers at the Tri-City Exchange Food Pantry. They are like-minded people who give of their time to make sure everyone in our communities has food on their table. They serve everyone on community days, regardless of need. If you eat, come get food. Here are a few of the people who volunteer; there are so many we just can’t list them all: Red Dog & Jodi • Jared Larson • Chelsey Larson Mandi Larson • Scott & Sue Wilson • Ted Dodge Ingrid Gonzales • Sylvia Randall •Tiffany Sappington Bruce & Lee Ann Christensen Lee Ann Christensen said, “Over Thanksgiving, we gave out huge amounts of turkeys: hours upon hours of handing it out during all different times.” She enjoys seeing the community
come together to help. The volunteers help in any way they can by working in an assembly line, stocking shelves, or cleaning. Sometimes, people are down and out, and Lee #thecherryontopNOC Ann loves seeing kindness and generosity as they volunteer there. “It’s so satisfying.” Thank you to all the volunteers for sharing your kindness and generosity! Additional help is available for those who need a hand up, have experienced a hardship or are in a bind, and those who cannot qualify for help elsewhere.
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Key Community Contacts
Flood Zones Questions regarding flood zones should be directed to Lorin Gardner, city engineer, at 801-782-8111. FEMA flood maps are available for your review at the city offices. We also have elevation certificates.
Questions, comments, accolades? Go to www.northogdencity.com/i-want-to/contact-us or see community contacts, right, for information.
Mayor: Neal Berube: 801-686-0688 nberube@nogden.org Council Members: Phillip Swanson: 801-940-2111 pswanson@nogden.org Charlotte Ekstrom: 801-920-6987 cekstrom@nogden.org Blake Cevering: 801-549-8202 bcevering@nogden.org
City Council Meetings The mayor and council welcome your input and attendance at the council meetings held the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month, starting at 6 p.m. Work sessions are held as needed on the first Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. Check visitnorthogdencity.com/meetings for changes.
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Ryan Barker: 801-814-4306 rbarker@nogden.org Jay D. Dalpias: 385-405-6061 jddalpias@nogden.org City Hall:
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Consequences and Facts About Vaping BY KENZINGTON STACEY AND PEYDEN ALLEN
Vaping has become very popular over the past several years. It has been marketed as a safer option to cigarettes, which is not true. Recently, we have learned more about e-cigarettes that make them unsafe, but many people are already addicted to vaping. Nicotine is the most common addiction in America. According to the CDC, 1.3% of all high school students and 2.8% of all middle school students in America use e-cigarettes. Not only is nicotine highly addictive, but it can also alter the way our brains develop. Nicotine can affect the way we think and act. One of the most common effects is mood disorders, like depression.
Weber CTC youth council members and leaders in Washington D.C.had the opportunity to meet with our elected leaders and share their thoughts and concerns on vaping for CADCA training.
Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor, meaning when it is brought into the body in any form, it squeezes blood vessels, which decreases the amount of oxygen throughout your body. Also, when nicotine is inhaled (smoked or vaped), it will create more secretions in the lungs, which can cause chronic coughing and wheezing.
Some ingredients that are prevalent in e-cigarettes include diacetyl, which is a food additive and has been known to cause scarring of the small passageways of the lungs, formaldehyde, which used to press wood and insulation for homes, acrolein, found in weed killer for lawns.
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Mar 7-31 The Great Ogden Art Hunt Monthly Art Scavenger Hunt @ various local Ogden art galleries and businesses. (Search, submit your guess, and win $100 AND the hidden artwork!) **More Info may be found at ogden4arts.org/ the-great-ogden-art-hunt.html.
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and pushing cattle with her Uncle Mick on a ranch up in Cokeville, Wyoming. One of the other ranch hands she got to know gave her a leather belt as a gift when she was in 9th grade, and she still wears it today. From that moment on, she had it in the back of her mind to get into leatherworking. Now a North Ogden resident, Codi is creating and selling her own leather goods. Not too long ago, her mother-in-law and father-in-law gave her a leather working kit for Christmas. She made a card holder for her first project, and she laughingly admitted her stamping on it didn’t look the best, but, as with any skill, time invested and persistence is the key to developing a skill. She stamps, carves, and stitches leather to make custom creations. Today, she makes leather frames, belts, hat patches that go on caps, and a few different items of her own design. One of these items is a cup holder that goes by a saddle horn. “For my first big project, my brother-inlaw wanted a gun sling for his gun.” Codi and her husband figured out a pattern, made a gun sling for her husband to make sure it worked well, and then moved on to make two for her brotherin-law. Her husband built her a huge
Codi’s leather work includes this cup holder that goes by a saddle horn. desk to work from, and she has learned techniques from her own experience and uses YouTube to learn new things as well. You can find her on social media at @ caleatherwork.
UPCOMING EVENTS Mar 4: First Friday Art Stroll @ 25th Street 6 - 9 p.m. Mar 8: Teen Scene: DIY Faux Stained Glass @ Main Library 5 p.m. (For more info & to register, Call 801-337-2639.)
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MARCH EVENTS Senior Events NORTH VIEW SENIOR CENTER 485 E. 2550 N - North Ogden Lunch 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. Call Zella if you have any questions at 801-782-6211 Monday Ceramics @ 8:30 a.m. Beginners Line Dance @ 9 a.m. Tap Dance Class @ 1 p.m. Tuesday Billiards @ 9 a.m. Art @ 9:30 a.m. Intermediate Line Dancing @ 10 a.m. Wednesday Wood Carving / Billiards / Bridge @ 9 a.m. Line Dancing @ 10 a.m. Games @ 12:30 p.m. Zumba Class @ 3:15 p.m. Thursday Billiards @ 9 a.m. Tap Dancing @ 1 p.m. Friday Ceramics @ 8:30 a.m. Tai Chi @ 8:30 a.m. Bridge @ 9 a.m. Yoga (Check with Zella) @ 10 a.m. Mar 17: St. Patrick’s Day - We’re open Mar 19: Dance with Gary Romer @ 7 - 9 p.m. Mar 22: Create Better Health @ 12:30 p.m. (call Zella to sign up) Come play on our pool tables/ billiards
during open hours. Check with Zella for tax help.
Fun Things To Do Mar 1: Craft Night: Flower Frames - FREE @ North Branch Library 7 p.m. (For more info & to register, Call 801-337-2650) Mar 1 & 2: Storytelling Festival 2022 FREE @ WSU Shepherd Union Bldg 9:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Mar 3, 10, 17, 24, & 31: Community Band - FREE - Bring your own instrument (High School or Equivalent experience needed) @ North View Senior Center 7 p.m. | Jazz Ensemble @ North View Senior Center 8:30 p.m. (Email jepsenl2665@gmail.com For more info) Mar 3, 17, & 31: ORI TAHITI Season 10 - (FREE Tahitian Dance Class - Basics & Endurance) @ LDS Church Gym 7 p.m. (3345 W. 5200 S. Roy, UT.) Mar 4: First Friday Art Stroll @ 25th Street 6 - 9 p.m. Mar 7 & 21: ORI TAHITI Season 10 (FREE Tahitian Dance Class - Basics & Endurance) @ LDS Church Gym 9:30 a.m. (3345 W. 5200 S. Roy, UT.) Mar 9: Jazz at the Station: FREE Concert @ Union Station 7 - 8 p.m. Mar 14 - 19: The 2022 Birdhouse Competition & Exhibit @ Ogden Nature Center 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mar 15: Utah Youth Rodeo - FREE @ Golden Spike Events Center 4:30 p.m. Mar 17: Utah Symphony - Carnival of the Animals @ WSU Browning 7 p.m. ($10 General Admission; $5 Students & Kids 12 & Under) | Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
LIBRARY EVENTS @ NORTH BRANCH ALL EVENTS ARE FREE Special Announcement: Adult Winter Reading Program Special Announcements: PlayStation 5 Raffle Mar 1 - Apr 15: All Library locations.
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Visit any Weber County Library location & enter to win a PlayStation 5. Weber County Community Teen Photo Contest Mar 1 - 31: All Library locations. Call 801-337-2693 for more info & contest rules.
Our local schools have several concerts this spring! Mar 25 & 26: Weber State Rodeo: Eat, Sleep, Rodeo, Repeat! @ Golden Spike Events Center 7 p.m. (Adults: $6; Students: $3; Kids 5 & Under: FREE) Mar 30: The Mummy @ Peery’s Egyptian Theater 7 p.m. ($7 Admission) Mar 31: Pleasant View Heritage Foundation first quarterly meeting 7 p.m. Pleasant View City Building basement
School Events Weber High Mar 4 - 5 & 10 - 12: Hunchback of Notre’ Dame @ Weber 7 p.m. | Mar. 12 Matinee @ Weber 12 p.m. Mar 8: State ACT Test for Juniors @ Weber 8 a.m. | Region Training Choir Festival @ Farmington 6 p.m. Mar 9: Boys Tennis @ Fremont 2:45 p.m. Mar 9 & 11: Boys Soccer @ Weber 3:30 p.m. Mar 10, 14, 21, 25, & 28: Boys Tennis @ Weber 2:45 p.m. Mar 15: Boys Tennis @ Syracuse 2:45 p.m. Mar 16: Band Region Solo & Ensemble
Address: 475 E 2600, North Ogden Phone: 801-337-2650 Mar 3: Reading Road Trip @ 6:30 p.m. Mar 22: Teen Scene: Intro to D&D @ 7 p.m. Mar 24: Art Class: Ink & Watercolor @ 7 p.m. (Call 801-337-2650 to register)
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Bonneville 8 a.m. | Girls Basketball @ Sand Ridge 3 p.m. Mar 15: Girls Basketball @ Rocky Mountain 3 p.m. Mar 17: Early Out @ 12:15 p.m. | Girls Basketball @ NOJH 3 p.m. Mar 18: Comp. Day - No School Mar 22: Baseball @ Wahlquist 3 p.m. Mar 24: Baseball @ South Ogden 3 p.m. Mar 29: Baseball @ NOJH 3 p.m. Mar 29 - 31: Cheer Clinic @ NOJH 3 p.m. Mar 31: Baseball @ NOJH 3 p.m. Apr 1: Cheer Tryouts @ NOJH 3 p.m. Orion Jr. High Mar 1, 11, 15, & 22: Girls Basketball @ Orion 3 p.m. Mar 3: Beginning Band Festival @ Bonneville 8:30 a.m. Mar 4: Adv. Band Festival @ RHS 8:30 a.m. Mar 8: Girls Basketball @ Snowcrest 3 p.m. Mar 9: Baseball Tryouts @ Orion (Time TBD) Mar 11: Region Orchestra Concert for Int. & Adv. @ Bonneville (Time TBD) | Girls Basketball / Baseball Recognition Assembly @ Orion 10:21 a.m.
Mar 16: Track Tryouts @ Orion (Time TBD) | Choir Concert @ Orion 7 p.m. Mar 17: Early Out @ 12:15 p.m. | Girls Basketball @ NOJH 3 p.m. | School Dance @ Orion 6 p.m. Mar 18: Comp. Day - No School Mar 22: Baseball @ SOJH 3 p.m. Mar 24: Baseball @ Rocky Mountain 3 p.m. Mar 25: Girls Basketball Playoff Games @ (Location TBD) 3 p.m. Mar 28: Orion Musical Performance @ Orion 7 p.m. | BANC Concert @ Weber 7 p.m. Mar 29: Baseball @ Orion 3 p.m. Mar 30: Girls Basketball Champs @ Weber 3 p.m. Mar 31: Orchestra Instrumental Solo & Ensemble Recital @ Orion 6 p.m. Maria Montessori Mar 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30: Early Out @ 1:45 p.m. Mar 25: Comp. Day - No School Mar 30 - Apr 1: Parent-Teacher Conferences All Elementary Schools Mar 17: Early Out Mar 18: Comp. Day - No School
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Students of the Month Congratulations to our hardworking students who are recognized by teachers and faculty at their schools. Great job!
Merin Urban
Tymber Bailey
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Merin is such a wonderful student. She is always willing to help with whatever is needed and works hard to get things done. Merin creates a fun atmosphere around her, which draws people to her. Merin’s compassion toward her fellow students is witnessed by many - she is genuinely kind to all around her. Merin takes pride in her work and excels in school. She is a true Warrior!
Tymber is an 8th-grade student at Orion Jr. High. Her favorite subject is Spanish II, and she really enjoys learning from her Spanish teacher. Tymber’s hobbies are painting and drawing, and she has a goal to improve on her math skills. She is interested in becoming a nurse in the future to help people and would like to attend Weber State University or BYU. Tymber is very respectful, nice, funny, and fun to be around. She is recognized for showing up and putting in the effort, doing the right thing, being kind to her peers, and having a great attitude. Tymber is appreciated for being a great all-around example. Congratulations, Tymber!
Ella Smith Maria Montessori Academy Ella is nominated for this award because she is a kind person who practices grace and courtesy with her peers and educators. Plus, she is always putting others first by being willing to help others with a smile. She is the type of student that goes above and beyond to help her fellow classmates. Ella helps other students get to their other classrooms and makes sure they have a friend during lunch, reset, and other times. Ella works extra hard on her class assignments and makes sure they are done on time. She uses her time wisely in class, and she will always be a lifelong learner. Ella has high standards when it comes to her integrity and honesty; this is something that people just know by being around her. She loves the atmosphere of school, and the students and Ella feel very comfortable with the school curriculum and school environment. When the class gets a new student, Ella makes sure the new student feels welcome.
Laiba Khan North Ogden Junior High Laiba is the type of person who brings her kind personality with her wherever she goes. She improves the classroom environment through consistent positive interactions with teachers and with classmates. Laiba can always be counted on to stay focused and get her work done. She produces work that shows accuracy, thoughtfulness, and attention to detail. She is great at taking the initiative to get started on her assignments, and she always puts in her best effort. Laiba has developed more confidence this year, especially in advocating for herself. She is learning to ask for help when needed, which is a very important skill to develop. These strengths will all greatly benefit Laiba throughout her life. It will be fun to see all that Laiba accomplishes in the future! There is no doubt she will leave a great legacy wherever she goes next.
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How Much Land Cost Over 150 Years Ago in North Ogden
Naturally, Carl got a better deal buying directly from the county than Jacob’s private sale. Perhaps Jacob saw his patch of land as prime real estate at the time, but he also ended up forfeiting his land back to Weber County.
BY JENNY GOLDSBERRY
This article is part of a series on how much homes used to cost back in the day. We’re starting from the ground up with this piece on the cost of land. The property encompassing Ben Lomond High School passed through a lot of hands over the years. Namely, some North Ogden residents owned parts of it for a time. We’ve traced back all the on-record owners of this property. First, Union Pacific owned about 80 acres of the land to prepare the way for the railroad in 1883. It cost the company a total of $160 at the time. Then, six years later, after installing the rails, Union Pacific sold the land to a single buyer for $32,000. With a down payment of $17,000 at 8% interest, the property was sold. That buyer quickly changed his mind; he gave up the land to the county in a quit claim for $1. We can only imagine the personal financial crisis that led to such a decision. Then, in 1898, a man named Carl G. Grandin bought 160 acres of that land for $400, only to sell 16 of those acres to Jacob Larsen for $131.28.
Nephi James Brown was the youngest son of Thomas B. Brown and Eliza White Brown. He had seventeen older brothers and sisters, with both Eliza and Thomas blending children from previous marriages into their family. Nephi only went to grade school in North Ogden from September 1893 to June 1901 but graduated valedictorian on June 8, 1901. He would have to walk almost a mile to and from school every day. He worked as the Chief Clerk of the Ogden Division of the Utah Power and Light Company from 1914 to 1954. In 1934, he bought 10 acres of that land from the county for $350 at 7% interest. His patch was on the 900 block on the east side of Mountain Road. He and his second wife, Olga Marie Carlson, planted four hardwood shade trees on the southeast corner. This is what he wrote about his plans for the land at the time: “Since we planned to build a house on this tract of ground, which we called Sun View, we decided to completely landscape it, so that they would be well along in growth when we constructed our home.” By the 40s, Utah Power and Light had transferred Nephi to Salt Lake, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints had appointed Olga as a member of the General Primary Board.
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NEPHI AND OLGA BROWN’S PLAN FOR THE 10 ACRES OF LAND THEY BOUGHT FOR $350: “Since we planned to build a house on this tract of ground, which we called Sun View, we decided to completely landscape it.” An apartment complex caught their eye in Salt Lake City. While they would eventually retire back on their Sun View property, they moved into the complex while renting the rest of the units. In this same year, the Utah Board of Education bought 5.41 acres of land in the area for $10. It would go towards a new high school in the area, now known as Ben Lomond. By 1950, it was evaluated to be worth $15,000. Today, as you might already know, a piece of land that size could cost anywhere between $500,000 to well over $1 million.
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Darrin’s 20-year+ service with the Air Force included the following: fuels officer, Chief of Civil Law after obtaining his law degree, and Chief Legal Advisor to the NATO commander in Bosnia.
Darrin K. Johns After leaving the Army ROTC program to help with his family, Darrin joined the Air Force Officer Training School and commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in March 1995. His first assignment was as a fuels officer at Eielson AFB, Alaska, where he obtained a Master’s Degree in business, successfully argued for a new Type III fuels hydrant system, and was recognized as the best fuels officer in all of the Pacific Air Force. From Alaska, he went to Dover AFB, Delaware, and served as Combat Operations Flight Commander in Supply and then as an Aircraft Maintenance Officer on the C-5 airframe. While at Dover, he deployed to Kuwait during Operation Desert Fox.
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Darrin was one of five officers selected for the prestigious Excess Leave Program to attend law school. He left Dover AFB to attend law school at BYU where he graduated with a juris doctorate degree in 2003, but more importantly, where he met and married his wife, Sheri. Upon graduation, he returned to Alaska, this time to Elmendorf AFB where he served as a prosecutor and was placed in charge of the operations and readiness law section. After only two years, he was reassigned to Edwards AFB, California, as the Deputy Staff Judge Advocate for the base and also continued to serve as a prosecutor. While at Edwards, Darrin deployed to Iraq (2005-06), where he prosecuted terrorists and insurgents captured on the battlefield, and then to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as chief of Intelligence Law (2007). After serving as Chief of Civil Law at Air Force Space Command in Colorado Springs, Colorado (2007-09), he was assigned as a Criminal Appellate Defense Counsel in Washington DC. Darrin claims this was his most enjoyable assignment in the Air Force: arguing criminal cases in front of military appellate courts. While in Washington DC, he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and reassigned to F. E. Warren AFB, Wyoming, as the Deputy SJA for 20th Air Force, overseeing criminal prosecutions throughout the command. During his time at 20th Air Force,
Darrin deployed to Bosnia (2012) as the Chief Legal Advisor to the NATO Commander. He devised a plan that was accepted by NATO to settle over $1 billion in claims against NATO, advised both NATO and the European Union Forces concerning appointment of key personnel to cabinet and other high-level positions in the Bosnian government, and advised NATO on the implementation of the Dayton Peace Accords. Darrin retired on November 30, 2014, after just over 20 years of service. He started his own law practice, served for almost a year as the Pleasant Grove city prosecutor, and then returned to the Air Force as a civilian attorney advisor at Hill AFB. He is married to Sheri A. Johns, and they have five children: Calli, Zachary, Kathryn, Kaycee, and Sarah.
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If the answer is no, perhaps you need your hearing checked! OGDEN – Hearing Improvement Center, located on the south side of 12th Street between Washington SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT Blvd. and Monroe, has been a staple of the Ogden community for nearly 30 years. This family business was originally established by Ross Western in 1987. After years of providing superior service to the people of Ogden, the fish in northern Utah began calling to Ross, and he retired in October of 2011. It was at this time the ownership of the earing Improvement Center, locatedcompany on thewas south passed to his son, Jesse Western, side of 12th Street, between Washington Blvd. who had been working alongside his father and Monroe, has been a staple of thesince Ogden 1993, first as a have become. patients. They are able technician, and then as community for nearly 30 years. This family business was Many models to service, repair, and a licensed professional. are now blue make adjustments to Jesse now operates the originally established by Ross Western in 1987. After years tooth capable, most hearing aid brands business along with his have remote at far below the cost of sister, Jenalee Garrett. of providing superior service to the people ofTheOgden, the siblings work closely having the aid sent back controls, and TV adapters to the manufacturer. together to maintain fish in northern Utah began calling to Ross, their andfather’s he retired as well. Most “We’ve had other legacy of hearing aid companies send patients superior customer care. in October of 2011. 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BREAKFAST AR UND the WORLD
{ OLADI } Russian pancakes typically made with buttermilk
Do you ever wonder what other countries eat for breakfast? We were fortunate to have some locals share their recipes with us! THESE ALSO SOUND AMAZING!
COLUMBIA Arepas are a nation-
al dish in Colombia and often enjoyed for breakfast. It’s similar to a crunchy corn cake and can be topped with countless ingredients. Colombian’s favorite topping? Cheese!
VIETNAM Congee or rice
porridge is one of the most common meals in Vietnam in not only breakfast but also lunch and dinner.
KENYA Mandazi are a rich, sweet breakfast
treat that is also known as a “Swahili Coconut Donut.” It is fried dough made with coconut milk, cardamum, and coconut flakes.
Roy resident, Evelina Hyde, grew up in both Ukraine and Russia, which were one and the same until 1991. She still has family in both countries today. "For breakfast, we had hot cereal called kasha, blinchiki, or oladushki with fresh fruit in summer or jam/canned fruit in the winter. Everything was served with tea or coffee."
Original Blini
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12 oz. flour 1/2 tsp. baking soda 1/4 tsp. powdered orange peel (optional) 3/4 tsp. salt 2 tsp. sugar 12 oz. milk 5 eggs 12 oz. water 2 oz. butter, melted
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The difference between blinchiki from oladushki is that they’re thinner. You can try them both ways. My blini are about 7″ in diameter, and the oladi half of that. For the thin blini only, swirl the pan to spread the batter. Cook until golden brown, then flip with a spatula. Cook until the other side is golden brown, then reserve on a plate with a small piece of butter on top. Repeat until you run out of batter. Serve warm.
In the bowl of an electric mixer, mix the flour, baking soda, powdered orange peel, salt, sugar, milk, and eggs with the paddle attachment on medium speed until smooth. Add the water and melted butter and mix again. Cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 30 minutes. Heat an 8″ diameter, non-stick skillet over
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medium heat. Place a tiny piece of butter in the pan and spread it with a paper towel. Ladle in a spoonful of batter.
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Other common Onigiri fillings: • sha-ke (salted salmon) • umeboshi (Japanese pickled plum) • okaka (bonito flakes moistened with soy sauce) • kombu (simmered kombu seaweed)
Roy’s Ahmad Jamal comes from Pakistan, where they mostly eat naan with garbanzo beans.
Pakistani Garbanzo Beans PAKISTAN by Sabiha’s Kitchen
1 lb. dry white garbanzo beans 8 cups of water 2 tea bags 2 Tbsp. baking soda 6 oz. grated onion ½ c oil 2 tsp. crushed ginger 2 tsp. crushed garlic 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. crushed black pepper 4 oz. fresh/tinned tomatoes, crushed 1 tsp. garam masala Soak beans in 4 cups of water overnight. Drain all water 4 hours prior to cooking, sprinkle, mix well, and keep in a bowl for 2 hours. Wash under cold water until all of the soda is rinsed away. Place beans in a large saucepan, add enough water to cover, bring to the boil, add two tea-bags (for color), and keep on medium heat until chick peas are cooked and soft when pressed between thumb and forefinger – 20 minutes. Remove and discard tea-bags. Or, rinse and drain 12 oz. tinned garbanzo beans, sprinkle with
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half tsp. bicarbonate of soda, mix well, and keep for 30 minutes. Rinse in cold water to remove soda coating. Put in a saucepan, cover with water, and boil on medium heat for 5 minutes, until soft. Put the oil in a large pan, add onions, and fry on medium heat until golden brown. Add ginger and garlic and fry for another 2 minutes. Add the salt and black pepper, mix together, and add tomatoes. Keep on medium heat, stir from time to time until all liquids dry and the oil separates (bhun). Add garam masala, stir in, and keep on a simmer. Add pre-boiled beans at this stage with ½ cup of water, simmer on low heat until all masalas are mixed in, cook on low heat covered for 2 - 4 minutes, and serve piping hot. Serve with naan or toast.
Abigail Rigby from North Ogden spent her entire childhood in Japan. If you had time, a bowl of steamed white rice, eggs, miso, and seaweed was eaten. If you were running late, you could eat a delicious onigiri that would fill you up enough until lunch time.
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1 cup of white sticky rice 1 cup of water 2-3 snack-size sheets of seaweed 1 can of tuna 3 Tbsp. of mayo Pinch of salt Pinch of mayo Throw the rice in the rice cooker with the water. Drain the water out of the tuna and mix in your mayo. Sprinkle in your spices and mix that in as well. When the rice is done cooking, take it out with your hands. Dip your hands in salted water to keep the rice from sticking to your hands. You can either make your onigiri into a ball or into the traditional triangle shape. Finally, attach your seaweed while the rice is still warm, so it sticks better. You can eat it right then or pop it into the fridge for another day and eat it chilled.
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