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Sunset Junior High Participates in Ridge City Community Night

By Utah News Staff · September 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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Sunset Junior High Participates in Ridge City Community Night
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Families from various local communities gathered at Northridge High School on September 8 for the annual Ridge City Community Night. The free event featured activities and resources intended to connect neighbors, schools, and community partners.

Key takeaways

  • The Ridge City Community Night was held on September 8 at Northridge High School.
  • Sunset Junior High students and teachers participated by hosting activities and games.
  • The event served communities including Clearfield, Clinton, Hill AFB, Layton, South Weber, and Sunset.
  • Resources such as immunizations, haircuts, and dental fluoride varnishes were available to attendees.

Families from across the area gathered at Northridge High School on September 8 for the annual Ridge City Community Night, according to a September 9 report from Sunset Junior High. The free event was designed to connect neighbors, schools, and community partners.

Attendees representing Clearfield, Clinton, Hill AFB, Layton, South Weber, and Sunset participated in an evening of family-friendly activities. The event included games, face painting, bounce houses, and a complimentary dinner.

Community organizations provided various services and resources during the event, including dental fluoride varnishes, immunizations, and haircuts.

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