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Applications broadleaf weeds. Cannot be combined with other offers or coupons Celebrating 125 years as Davis County’s news source Tech competition fills hallways of The DATC Rollin’ in the Green This Summer Davis Clipper ON A3 75 cents VOL. 125 NO. 34 THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2017 A season of 6 applications will give you a lawn that will be envy of the neighborhood. Rec center celebrates 10th anniversary By TOM HARALDSEN Our experts will perform a diagnostics on your lawn [email protected] BOUNTIFUL—John so the right chemicals can be applied to grow Miller remembers well the 12 months between a strong green lawn. the closing of the old Bountiful Recreation Center and the opening of the new South Davis Recreation Center in 2007. “We had our staff working out of a trailer on site, which was fortunate, because we could watch everything that was going on and make sure it’s what we wanted,” recalled Miller, who has served 1 4 as executive director of the center Late Summer Application since its opening. “It seemed like a Early Spring Application: long gap in some ways, but it sure THE REC CENTER (above) has Timing: Mid July - August has proven worth it.” planned a week of activities Timing: March - Mid April Now the center is about to based around different programs Description: A slow celebrate its 10th anniversary with such as aquatics (right). Description: This a week full of activities starting on Photos by Becky Ginos | Davis Monday, March 27, and running Clipper release fertilizer is used through Saturday, April 1. Each of application will provide to avoid burning during those six days will center around LDS General a different phase of programs Miller said the center has added quick green-up while offered at the SDRC, which serves Conference hot summer a number of programs over the controlling winter annual over 7,000 families (equating to past decade, including soccer, flag temperatures while 21,000 individuals) each year. football and girls softball. Find out more weeds. “In January of 2007, the first “What we’re trying to do with about conference, maintaining a beautiful part of the center that we opened this anniversary celebration is let A preemergent is 10% was the ice rink,” he said. “In people have a chance to come see local figures, color. We inspect brown February, we opened the pool to our facilities,” he said. “Maybe programs and more. included to prevent spots for drought stress swim teams, and everything else some are new to the area, or was pretty much complete when haven’t been here for a while. annual weeds like off we opened in March. Our grand We’re highlighting the different LDS CONFERENCE GUIDE, B1 or insect damage. opening was held on April 7, aspects of the building each day.” day celebration. A total of 10 evening from 6-9 p.m., including crabgrass and spurge 2007.” The center will have a daily The center began with memberships will be given away an obstacle course competition. drawing for a free one-year in honor of the 10th anniversary. Tuesday activities run from from appearing later in Hydretain programs for aquatics, ice skating membership for a family or and hockey, recreation and fitness For example, on Monday, 6-9 p.m., including Pickleball the year. individual. And three additional breakfast will be served from 6-9 instruction sessions at 6, 7 and classes, and of course with lots of drawings will be held on Saturday equipment and fitness apparatus. a.m. and lunch from 11 a.m.-1 Special for those present at an all- p.m. There will be activities that n See “CELEBRATE” p. A4 2 5 Increases the effi ciency Local schools receive $1.7 million for STEM Late Spring Application: Early Fall Application BY BECKY GINOS fund participation in the National Math Timing: Mid April - May of fertilizers and [email protected] + Science Initiative’s (NMSI) College Timing: September - Mid Readiness Program at Northridge and October captures moisture Syracuse high schools, according to a Description: This SYRACUSE—Computer – release. Northrop Grumman is donating application provides $250,000, the Department of Defense Description: This Cannot be combined with other offers or coupons science. Computer – science. is contributing $1.2 million and HAFB the nutrients to maintain application encourages That was the chant from is investing an additional $250,000 in Painting students during a presentation partnership with the State of Utah STEM a luscious green color. Action Center to expand and enhance growth to repair Damage Friday at Syracuse High STEM programs locally. with words It will also control any “I get to see NMSI come to the state of JENNIFFER WARDELL, C4 from summer stresses. School of $1.7 million from Utah,” said Alison Sturgeon, Hill’s STEM broadleaf weeds that Hill Air Force Base and Program Manager. “You are the first Broadleaf weeds will be two schools to get this. I hope more will may have emerged after controlled. the Northrop Grumman follow.” the Early Spring Foundation to fund STEM Schools were selected as granteesbased Spring sports OFFICIALS FROM HAFB, Northrop Grumman and NMSI present a education. Application. check at Syracuse High to fund STEM. Photo by Becky Ginos The majority of the investment will n See “STEM” p. A4 in full swing Get updates on INDEX what’s happening with baseball, softball Editorial - A6 Police agencies join premier program and soccer. Davis Life - C1 BY BECKY GINOS Kaysville and West Bountiful Police [email protected] Departments recently completed the SPORTS, D1 Horizons - C2 requirements to become members 6 $30 of a premier program called the 3 DAVIS COUNTY—When a child goes missing, every Missing Kids Readiness Project. Winterizer Showcase - C3 Voted best It was developed by the National second counts. Proper training is vital to helping law en- weekly Early Summer Application: Calendar - C5 Center for Missing & Exploited forcement achieve a successful outcome – bringing that Children (NCMEC) and promotes newspaper in Application Timing: Mid October - off Utah by Society Obituaries - C6 best practices for responding to calls child home safely. of missing, abducted and sexually of Professional Timing: June - Mid July November Church - C7 “Most chiefs will tell you the components that are so terrifying. exploited children. Journalists A scariest call for service is a missing Kids are most vulnerable. They are “It’s tough to protect kids Description: This Description: This Sports - D1 child,” said Kaysville Police Chief the thing we care most about.” application provides application maintains Sol Oberg. “There are so many With that thought in mind, the n See “KIDS” p. A4 green color, while adding Season SPRING EDITION nutrients to promote THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2017 B nutrients to strengthen the LDS Conference interesting to see how all the leaders make it work. Every message is for hardiness and vigor while everyone.” to 80 sing,” said Rylee Sommer, one of Women’s conference nserves See “WOMEN” p. B3 all ages Ginger’s four daughters. “It’s just cool to see other moms, grandmas and sisters BY BECKY GINOS there.” [email protected] Sommer’s youngest daughter, Ivy, just turned 8 so this will be her fi rst offi cial turfgrass and providing meeting.