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According to a September 16 statement from Northridge High School, a makeup picture day was scheduled for students who have not yet had their yearbook or ID card photo taken this year.
The session was set to take place on Monday, September 21, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. in Room C229.
Students were to be called down by last name to participate in the photo session.
Questions regarding the event could be directed to Jason Jones via email at jasjones@dsdmail.net.
The Utah Senate has confirmed two more new justices to the Utah Supreme Court, capping off an era of major changes to the state’s highest court. The Senate on Wednesday voted 26-2 to consent to the appointments of 5th District Judge Matthew Bell and civil litigator Michael Menssen.
The Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee held a meeting to discuss several audits and legislative items. The agenda included reviews of the Salt Lake County criminal justice system and performance audits of various local agencies.
(ABC4) — President Dallin H. Oaks of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints addressed an audience at the Washington National Cathedral on Wednesday with a speech on religious freedom and how the United States Constitution can be used as a tool for peacemaking.
SOUTH WEBER CITY, Utah (ABC4) — A Shelter-in-Place order has been issued for an area of South Weber City. According to the city, all residents within a one-mile radius of Silver Oak Lane and Old Maple Road are being asked to shelter in place until further notice.
KEY TAKEAWAYS Two new stainless steel slides are open at St. "That was extremely fast going down, but this will be fun. The slides are positioned at the top of the St. The total project cost approximately $575,000 and was funded through a voter-approved RAP tax dedicated specifically to recreation, arts and parks.
SALT LAKE CITY — President Dallin H. Oaks of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints delivered a historic address on religious freedom Wednesday at the Washington National Cathedral, characterizing the U.S. Constitution as a vital mechanism for civic…