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See Inside THE DAVIS Page 1 – Fighting fires Page 14 – Fourth of July in pictures CLIPPERWWW.DAVISCOUNTY.COM THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 COME IN NOW OPEN... COME SEE US! AND TAKE A TOUR! Turn the Page and Meet our Staff! 430 West 400 North, Bountiful, Utah 84010 385-399-2261 www.StellarLiving.com Teeing off... Oakridge Country Club is hosting the Web.com tour this weekend. See Sports on page 13. Our Community is Complete... We Are Fully Staffed and Ready to Serve Your Loved Ones! Joe Huskinson Emmi Morrison Kody Hunter Beth Lewis Executive Director Family Advisor Family Advisor Activities Director Joe was nomi- Emmi brings over Kody recently Beth has worked in nated and recog- ten years’ experi- graduated with a the industry for over nized nationally as ence in Senior Living BS in Healthcare 20 years. From skilled Executive Director and graduated with Administration and is nursing to home of the year for ALFA a BA in Interperson- launching his career health & hospice, & (Assisted Living Fed- al Communications. in Senior Living. Kody now Assisted Living. eration of America) Being a mother two is involved in youth Beth loves Senior 2014. Joe is an avid her two boys is one programs with REAL Care! She can’t outdoorsman and is of her greatest joys. Salt Lake Soccer and imagine working a proud father and Emmi Is knowledge- enjoys spending time anywhere else. In grandfather. Joes able in healthcare with his wife, Abby. her free time, she loves to watch football passion is in leadership and helping to administration and enjoys helping seniors Kody and Abby are expecting their fi rst & has a craft business on the side that build strong teams and communities in and families navigate their journey child in Dec 2018. Kody is passionate keeps her very busy! the senior living fi eld. Joe is also a Regis- through healing and transition. about helping seniors and sharing helpful tered Nurse by trade and has worked in information in their time of need. various healthcare settings over the years. Charles Dalgleish Holly Brian Rachel Colby Katie Hopkins Executive Chef Memory Care Activities Coord. Memory Care Coordinator Lead Receptionist Charles is no ordinary Holly has worked Rachel is a graduate Katie graduated chef. Chef Dalgleish in the industry for 3 Registered Nurse with a BA in early has been in the Sen- years. She has done from Weber State childhood/Elemen- ior Industry for 10+ home care, skilled University. She has tary Education. Katie years and has worked nursing, and assisted been working for 5 taught for a few years and cooked in many living with an empha- years in the Senior and then found her roles in the Senior sis in memory care. Care Industry. Out- passion in senior industry and hotel in- She loves working side of work, Rachel living. Katie is kind, dustry. His passion is with seniors & this loves being an compassionate and teaching and helping is where she found adventurist with her has such an inviting seniors and the individuals he supervises. her passion. Outside of work she loves new husband. She is excited to be part nature about her. Katie loves camping We are grateful to have Chef Dalgleish as anything outdoors and is always looking of The Creekside Team. and playing games of any kind. We are a part of our team! for a new adventure. so glad she joined our team! Coy Huskinson Stacey Scherer Nedd Andersen Mia Christensen Health & Wellness Director Business offi ce Manager Maintenance Director Care Coordinator Coy is a Registered Stacey has been in Nedd Anderson is Mia has been a Nurse. She has 10+ business offi ce and the kindest, most CNA since 2010 and years of experience human resources for genuine man! We thinks its the best in the Senior Care several years, she is have a moto here at job ever! “It’s one industry ranging from knowledgeable and Creekside to “Live thing to take care of a hospital setting, competent on so like NEDD.” He can someone, but it’s a home health etc. many areas. You can fi x, build and repair completely different She has a huge fi nd Stacey cheering just about anything! thing when you heart and loves her on her Raiders with His experience take care of them 4 children and her 3 her hubby during ranges from build- and know them on grandchildren. She is a great asset to our football season. Stacey is smart, kind and ing homes to fi xing cars. Nedd enjoys a personal level.” team and we are confi dent that she will patient and we count ourselves lucky to spending time with his family in the In Mia's spare time she likes to travel, be able to provide exemplary care to our have her. outdoors. spend time with her husband, and cheer community members. on her favorite teams, the Jazz, Bee's, and the Utes! Our Doors are Open! 430 West 400 North, Bountiful, Utah 84010 Assisted living, memory care and respite services in 385-399-2261 www.StellarLiving.com Bountiful, Utah with Full Creekside Amenities! 5 Opinion 17 People 13 Sports 18 Obituaries THE DAVIS 16 Calendar 20 Classifieds Running for Kids Christian Griffith crossing the country to raise funds and awareness of child abuse CLIPPERTHURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 VOL. 126 NO. 46 Fighting Fire LOUISE R. SHAW CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE COURTESY FIRES HAVE ALREADY claimed thousands of acres of Utah Viewmont High School band members march along Main Street during Centerville’s Fourth of July parade last Wednesday. land this season. Parades throughout the county drew crowds to enjoy the bands and floats, the waving dignitaries and the businesses and organizations throwing candy. Festivals and fireworks filled the day and evening. See more photos on pages 14 and 15. Preventing wildfires is Carmen Rasmusen leads Handcart Days celebration everyone’s responsibility by Becky GINOS prepared for wildfires. by Tom HARALDSEN annual Handcart Days parade. of 2007 and released a single by the [email protected] Here are some tips on [email protected] She has appeared on many talk same name which she co-wrote. creating defensible space and entertainment shows including Her music video won the “Pick it or Davis County is a around homes near fire BOUNTIFUL—Carmen David Letterman, the Today Show, Flick it” competition on CMT’s Top beautiful place to live prone areas: Rasmusen, a Top 6 finalist on the MSNBC, and Good Morning 20 Countdown. with its tree covered • Incorporate fire second season of FOX’s “American America. She was also a contestant She has written two books, rolling hills and scrub wise materials in the Idol” in 2003, will be the headline on NBC’s “Fear Factor” and made it “Staying in Tune” and “You are oak. But as temperatures construction of your performer at this year’s Bountiful to the final round. More,” geared toward young climb above 100 – one home such as replacing Handcart Days celebration. She will Carmen completed a nation- women where she talks about her tiny spark can spell cedar with metal tile, and be performing on Friday, July 20, wide radio tour promoting her first experiences in the entertainment disaster. scrub oak with maples at 8 p.m. in Bountiful City Park, full-length album titled “Nothin’ “We live in a desert • If you live next to following the conclusion of the Like the Summer” in the summer see RASMUSEN | 10 state,” said Leanne Fox, a natural area, create a communication and buffer zone for firefight- prevention coordinator ers by removing weeds, for Utah Forestry, Fire brush and other vegeta- and State Lands. “A lot tion. This helps keep the Nominees announced for new UTA board of fuels are still green fire away from your by Becky GINOS Davis County so we think there’s not a home and reduces the [email protected] Commissioner Bret hazard. It might be green risk from flying embers Millburn and Bountiful and still burn. We had a • Use native plants in FARMINGTON— City Council member fire at 8,500 feet in eleva- landscape gardens There are two familiar Beth Holbrook were tion in the springtime • Clean rain gutters names headed to the selected as the top two when things were green. and roof of leaves, governor’s desk for con- applicants for the posi- We’re used to wild land needles and debris sideration to be appointed tion. With the passage fires, so sometimes it’s so • Store firewood and to the newly formed Utah of SB136 during the familiar to the public it’s other combustibles at Transit Authority Board. 2018 Legislative ses- not sinking in.” least 30 feet from your The Davis County sion that changed the Fox said we live in the home Commission announced governance of UTA from mountains and trees in • Make sure chimney their nominee recom- a 16-member board to a Utah, which is beautiful, is screened with ½ inch mendations at their COURTESY COURTESY but residents need to be Tuesday meeting. proactive about being see UTA | 6 BETH HOLBROOK BRET MILLBURN see FIRES | 6 Thursday, July 12, 2018 Page 2 DAVIS CLIPPER ‘Run2heal’ child abuse Vietnam Wall by Becky GINOS [email protected] CHRISTIAN GRIFFITH replica to be SALT LAKE CITY—Christian makes his way across Griffith is experiencing the Nebraska in his journey country on two feet. The 48-year- to fight child abuse. dedicated Saturday old is making a 3,000-mile run across America to raise awareness by Becky GINOS near Wasatch Drive and and funds to fight child abuse.