Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 10th of September.
Good morning, Ogden.
🎓 Education
WSU President Chris Mallett said the university will expand its partnerships with local employers and colleges to give students integrated, hands-on learning for day-one job readiness (including current ties with Hill Air Force Base and Intermountain Health).
His plan reflects a future of industry-connected programs supported by strong state backing.
🌲 Environment
A poll commissioned by an environmental group found that 66% of Utah voters support restoring full protections for Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante.
The survey of about 500 voters also showed broad backing for early tribal involvement in managing these culturally significant lands.
🏛️ Government
Trains have blocked 12th Street crossings for up to 30 minutes with delays beyond the five-minute limit set by state law.
UDOT is working with Union Pacific & local officials today to study a bridge option that may ease Ogden traffic.
Pineview Reservoir's draining unveils submerged items from its long history, and Ogden officials warn visitors not to touch them but to call Weber Dispatch at 801-395-8221.
The project replaces a 36 inch section of aging water pipeline that supplies half the city's drinking water.
🏈 Sports
12-year-old Ogden archer Joukai Omura is competing for the 3Brand and Sports Illustrated Youth Athlete of the Year honor, to be awarded near end of October after a win at the Vegas Shoot.
His Wasatch Archery team practices at Weber County Archery Park (hosting events) as votes are tallied online.
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