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Vol. 128 No. 41 Davisclipper.com Friday, June 5, 2020
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Inside: Roger V. Tuttle
2020 Utah Primary Election guide 
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Local lawmakers host town hall with candidates
by Becky Ginos COVID. “We loved your dad. In the a warchest of funds and after they that campaign money,” said Weiler.
bginos@davisclipper.com latest version there is an emphasis retire they get to keep it. It’s not “We can’t accept anything but a
on those high risk people. For every appropriate. I won’t take a single lunch,” said Ballard. “We can’t accept
BOUNTIFUL — With the primary year over 65 the risk goes up. Those penny if I have anything left over. anything over $10. We don’t get a lot
elections right around the corner, with underlying conditions have a There’s a lot of back scratching in of things in our pocket.”
local legislators held a virtual much greater chance of hospitaliza- the state legislature.” “For all our flaws, Utah has a
Town Hall last week to talk about tion from the illness.” Weiler and Ballard took issue
the issues with those running for It’s great to see Utahns back out with the comment. “You can’t keep see town hall »9
governor. recreating, said Cox. “But I want
Rep. Ray Ward, R-Bountiful was to remind Utahns it’s still here.
fielding questions from viewers Take precautions to protect the
along with Sen. Todd Weiler, vulnerable.”
R- Woods Cross and Rep. Melissa Another viewer asked about
Ballard, R-North Salt Lake. medical cannabis, Ward said. “That’s
“Out of the ashes will come something we’ve been working on
opportunities,” said Lt. Gov. Spencer for many, many years,” Cox said. “The
Cox when asked about COVID compromise that came out of that
response. “Utah is one of eight states initiative is solid. If they’re using it
that will lead the nation in recovery. under the watchful eye of trained
We’re resilient in Utah. It’s long- physicians then I’m supportive of
term resiliency, we’re not relying on this. It’s very early. We need more
Roger V. Tuttle
Rep. Melissa Ballard with her father Robert Garff on the first day of the 2020
Legislative Session. Garff passed away from COVID-19 in March.
other sources. Productivity is up by evaluation and reevaluation. I’m
22 percent among telecommuters. cautiously optimistic about where
It allows people more flexibility, we’re headed.”
especially women. We’ve been Democratic candidate Chris
through tough times before and Peterson also took part and started
we’re going to do it again. Utah will off with education funding. “We
lead the way.” need to be able to recruit and
Cox said the governor meets with retain top quality teachers,” he said.
other governors across the country “Funding should be our top priority.
on COVID response. “Utah has the It’s a critical challenge. It takes some
best response. We have other states grain to make some bread. We need
asking if they can use our model. to pay more attention to spending
Some took our Utah Leads Together but there are loopholes with tax
Plan and just changed the cover incentives and I do not support a flat
page.” tax. People who have the most need
No one has been more impacted to give to others.”
by the virus than you, he said to There are no contribution caps,
Ballard, who lost her father to said Peterson. “Candidates can build
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Cannabis pharmacy wants to set up shop
in Carr Printing building
by Becky Ginos facts about that. I can understand the
bginos@davisclipper.com new owner is trying to make money on
the building and chomping at the bit to
WEST BOUNTIFUL — After make money on his investment. But I’m
being named by the state as one of a not sure it’s the best use of the building.
handful of pharmacies allowed to sell It doesn’t really fit in here.”
medical cannabis, Wholesome Therapy Some of the surrounding busi-
petitioned West Bountiful City to open nesses are uneasy with the proposal
its shop in the Carr Printing building as well. “More and more major tenants
at 580 W. 100 North. The company also like clothing and grocery stores are
applied for a permit for the cultivation expressing concern for these types of
and processing of cannabis for medici- uses,” said John Thackeray, owner of
nal purposes in the same location. Thackeray Company who developed
“The Carr building was grandfa- and manages the Gateway Crossing
thered into a commercial district,” said project that borders the Carr building.
West Bountiful City Administrator “Major retailers that we lease to are in
Duane Huffman. “Utah code allows for opposition to expanded uses. I think
a pharmacy to be in any zone as long we could lose tenants.”
as it is not primarily residential.” Thackeray said he doesn’t neces-
However, the building is currently sarily understand their reasoning but The Carr Printing building sits behind Deseret Book and next to Costco. Some
in the C-G zone that would require an national chains like Ross and T.J. Maxx retailers have expressed concern about having a medical cannabis pharmacy there.
amendment to that zone’s conditional are starting to put it in their lease that
“
uses to allow processing prohibits these kind of
and growing, he said.
“The city only has 45 days
It’s a uses in their shopping
centers. “I don’t know if
to make a decision so
the applicant withdrew
new Costco and Deseret Book
would renew their lease
the petition for now to
give the city more time.
world with CBD right by their
store. I don’t know but I’m
They’ll go ahead with but it’s worried about it. I’ve been
the pharmacy. There was
some clarification on the been in stores in California
and I didn’t see anything
hours of operation.”
There was also the a fun real objectionable but
my attitude has changed
question of parking. “They
(applicant) said it’s not
process the more I’ve talked to
people. If a retailer says
suitable for other busi-
nesses because there’s
so far.” they won’t go in there it
gets my attention.”
not enough parking but » Duane Huffman The community has Photos by Roger V. Tuttle
there’s plenty for what accepted liquor stores
they want to do for a small pharmacy but people seem to have a different
and production,” said Huffman. “We’re attitude about cannabis, he said. “It
working at getting answers as well gets lumped into vaping and drugs.
as talking to neighboring property That’s the perception people have
owners.” with that they’re viewed differently.
Lloyd Carr, president of Carr The uses are very valid. Our opinion
Printing no longer owns the building is strictly based on what retailers are
but is still leasing space there. “We lost telling us.”
big contracts with schools and a lot “There are a lot of things in ques-
of printing for events, programs and tion,” said Huffman of the application.
mailers that were all cancelled due to “We understand there is a strong odor
COVID,” he said. “It wiped out a large with cultivation and harvesting the
portion of our business but we’re still cannabis product. Also, will there be
in the majority (of space) here. We chemical processes, fuel and machines
sold off some of the equipment we within the building that could pose a
don’t have enough volume for but
we’re still in business.”
higher risk for explosions and fires? We
just don’t know. It’s a new world but
Carr said he is concerned about the it’s been a fun process so far.”
Q: How many names can be on the Veterans Wall?
proposed cannabis operation. “They say The city council approved the
there’ll be high security and nobody can application for a pharmacy at A: e’ll have room for over 14,000 names, recognizing past, present and
W
future veterans.
get access but I don’t know about odor Tuesday night’s meeting but with
or what it will attract. I don’t have any limited hours from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Opinion
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R. Gail Stahle Predicting a To the Editor
post-pandemic world
Publisher
Dear Editor:
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ext. 114 Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer should
Lorie Matern be the Democratic Party’s nominee for vice
Office Manager president in 2020. Whitmer gives Democrats their
lmatern@davisclipper.com The opinions stated in this article are time employees with work-from-home best chance of winning nationally on Nov. 3.
ext. 115 solely those of the author and not of contract workers at less pay and no Personally, I’m partial to Elizabeth Warren and
The Davis Clipper. benefits, driving up profits but hurting Kamala Harris, but I would honestly prefer to have
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average workers and the economy. For Senator Warren as Treasury Secretary and Senator
Brad Roghaar ace masks, social distancing, instance, why should an advertising Harris as U.S. Attorney General in an overwhelm-
Sales Representative working remotely from home, agency hire a copywriter when it can ingly victorious Biden/Whitmer Administration.
broghaar@davisclipper.com a reduction in social visiting… choose from hundreds of online gig Former Vice President Joe Biden has already
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Will this be the “new normal” or just writers at a fraction of the cost? promised to choose a woman to be his vice
Richard Stahle the “new now?” Will we ever be able The current partisanship and president and specifically an African-American
Sales Representative
to shake hands without grimacing self-isolation may make some less woman to be Biden’s judicial nominee to the U.S.
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ext. 137 and immediately start searching for interested in social interaction. A neigh- Supreme Court.
hand sanitizer? bor has a NO SOLICITING sign on their Biden will win in Pennsylvania big time.
Editorial Most people think we will return to door that whimsically reads “We’re Considering Vice President Biden’s lifelong
normalcy after an effective COVID-19 broke, so we can’t buy anything. We’ve personal ties to the Keystone State (he’s from
Tom Haraldsen vaccine is produced, but that could be already found Jesus. We know whom
Managing Editor Scranton after all) Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral
tharaldsen@davisclipper.com scuttled if, as current polls show, some we are voting for. So don’t knock on our votes are a relatively easy pickup for the
ext. 126 20% of Americans (and some 26% of door unless you are bringing free beer!” Democrats.
Becky Ginos
Republicans) say that they will refuse Another neighbor near them posts a Securing Michigan’s 16 electoral votes is an
Associate Editor the vaccination. urgent priority for the Biden campaign. Therefore,
bginos@davisclipper.com Here are a few of my putting popular political rising star Governor
ext. 118 observations about the Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan on the Democratic
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Devin Christ bankruptcies (JC Penney, needed to win the presidency.
Creative Director J Crew, Neiman Marcus, Another potential candidate being considered
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Tuesday Morning, etc.) by Vice President Biden is Georgia’s legitimate
Rebecca Jamieson and the surge of Amazon Governor Stacey Abrams who is currently heading
by Bryan GRAY
Classifieds/legals deliveries, there will be the Fair Fight organization working to end the
rjamieson@davisclipper.com
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more vacancies at malls Columnist
Republican Party’s illegal and unconstitutional
and retail strip centers. nationwide voter suppression schemes. Abrams
Circulation Roughly 100,000 stores are expected to sign asking religious representatives to would be a charismatic pick for V.P.; however,
close over the next five years – more stop bothering them and littering their winning officially in gerrymandered, jury rigged
Cindi Scott than triple than during the 2007-2009 porch with “church materials.”
cscott@davisclipper.com Georgia at this particular point in time is probably
ext. 119 recession – creating a loss of property Democracy is strengthened when not a realistic goal. And, therefore, choosing
tax and sales tax revenues to local we interact with people, especially Abrams would likely be a wasted choice in terms
Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. and state governments. Congress and those of different faiths and political of securing electoral votes.
Circulation Dept. legislators will need to fill the empty opinions. The pandemic hasn’t None of the other potential vice presidential
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Ph: 801-295-2251 than face-to-face meetings, corporate apartment developers and auto sales
Fax: 801-295-3181 travel will take many years to come will remain sluggish. “If you are insecure, guess what?
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Companies will also examine the same, but I predict we will soon be not overestimate the competition
City employees Kayleigh results of remote working. Some able to shake hands instead of bump- and underestimate yourself. You
Hammond, left, and Natasha firms will become more flexible with ing elbows, and spend money at a
Schouten, have cleaned are better than you think.”
off many of the drinking employees desiring to work from great steakhouse instead of budgeting
fountains on Main Street. home; others will use it to replace full- for a Lysol purchase. » Timothy Ferriss
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Safety First Crime Briefs
Monthly safety tips for everyone Bomb making rifle. They also found gas masks and “some material that could be
used to make explosive devices,” the affidavit states.
in Davis County.
materials found The FBI will handle the investigation separately, according to
the affidavit.
Hiking during arrest
Man arrested for
Safety Tips BOUNTIFUL — Federal authorities
are considering possible charges after child porn
evidence of bomb making materials,
courtesy of Davis Count y drugs and guns were found in a WOODS CROSS — A Woods Cross
Sheriff's Office home where two Bountiful men were man was arrested last week for allegedly
arrested for allegedly possessing child being an administrator for multiple
As temperatures rise, so does the pornography. online child pornography groups.
number of people enjoying the outdoors Michael Swen Bergdorf, 40 and Courtesy Davis County Jail
Landon Curtis Germaine, 31, was
and, subsequently, call outs for Davis Benjamin Lothar Bergdorf, 37 were each Michael Bergdorf booked into the Davis County Jail on
County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue arrested and booked into the Davis seven counts of sexual exploitation of a
also rise. Below are a few tips to help keep County Jail on eight counts of sexual minor.
your hike enjoyable and safe: exploitation of a minor. According to a police affidavit,
According to the police affidavit, agents with the FBI Child Exploitation
the investigation began Aug. 23 after Courtesy Davis County Jail
task force executed a search warrant on
» Timing is everything the National Center for Missing and Germaine’s home after getting a tip that Landon Germaine
• Schedule your hike for appropriate Exploited Children filed a complaint on he received sexually explicit images of
behalf of Microsoft saying someone an 11-year-old girl on a mobile app.
lighting
uploaded or downloaded suspected child The FBI allegedly found numerous sexually explicit and nude
» Check the weather before you go – pornography through Bing images. images and videos of prepubescent and pubescent age children on
springtime storms are very common in Utah The FBI Child Exploitation task force digital devices that belonged to Germaine, the affidavit said.
» Know your limits before you go along with the Internet Crimes Against Germaine allegedly told investigators he enticed young girls
Children task force served a search including the 11-year-old to “send him sexually explicit videos/
• Plan your trail/hike and familiarize
warrant on the Bergdorfs’ home last images and of other young girls,” the affidavit states.
yourself with the area ahead of time week. Courtesy Davis County Jail Police said Germaine also allegedly said “he was a member
» Hydration is critical In addition to the pornography, Benjamin and administrator for numerous other known child pornography
• Hydrate the night before a long hike investigators allegedly found several Bergdorf groups on social media applications and on the Internet.”
firearms, cash and a short-barrel AK-47
• Take plenty of water with you
• If you are in absolute need of water
while hiking, look for a nearby running
Deputies save
water source (do not drink standing
water)
• Pack a life straw
inmate from
» Wear appropriate clothing and footwear
• Sun shirts are a great option for warm
and cool weather
» Take proper light gear with you
• Don’t rely on your cell phone light to
safely get you off the trail
» Make sure you have a fully charged cell
phone battery and take a charger pack
attempted suicide
» Hike with others FARMINGTON — An medical personnel started
• If you hike alone, let others know where inmate at the Davis County life-saving efforts immedi-
you’re going, when you’ll return, and let
them know when you've returned
Jail is in critical condition ately and were assisted by
after an attempted suicide one of the deputy/paramed-
» Pack snacks
Sunday. ics who was in the facility.
» Take a small first aid kit Corrections deputies They were able to revive his
» If you are coming from lower elevations, found the man about 2:30 pulse and he was transported
be aware of the altitude change and
acclimate to the area prior to going
p.m. May 31 during security to the hospital, according to
rounds. The deputies and the Davis County Sheriff’s
“
• Be aware of snakes – if you see them
on the trails, don’t poke them
Office.
» If you need help, call 911 before calling
others and stay put after you call
…their “Our hearts and thoughts
are with this man’s family at
• 911 can ping your phone, which helps us
locate you
swift this time and we are hopeful
his condition will improve,”
• Calling family and friends, and having
them call 911, uses valuable cell battery actions Sheriff Kelly V. Sparks said in
a statement. “We are grateful
and doesn’t provide responders your
exact location gave him for the attentive work of our
deputies and for the skill and
When in doubt, call us out – the sooner
the better if you need help.
another professionalism of all per-
sonnel who provided medical
More info: nps.gov/subjects/trails/ chance at care – their swift actions gave
him another chance at life.”
hiking-safety.htm
Non-emergency Dispatch: 801-451-4150
life.” The Farmington Police
Department is conducting
the investigation of the
Stop a crime, report a fire, save a life: 911 » Sheriff Kelly V. Sparks attempted suicide.
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Lawmakers, public health groups Deseret Industries
decry rollback of clean car standards stores to reopen
by Becky Ginos said Dr. Brian Moench, Board American drivers have
on June 5
bginos@davisclipper.com President of Utah Physicians saved more than $107 billion Deseret Industries, a nonprofit work training
for a Healthy Environment. since implementation of the business owned and operated by The Church of
SALT LAKE CITY — “The clean car standards standards and Utahns have Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will reopen its
Inversions – Utahns are used provide irreplaceable public saved $270 million to date, stores in Centerville and Layton on Friday, June
to seeing that mucky haze health protections by reducing according to the group. If the 5. These and additional reopenings in the coming
blanket the valley but who community wide pollution. standards stay in place, Utah weeks will strictly follow local government safety
wants to breathe that air? They literally save lives, create families would save an average guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Members of the legislature and jobs and save families money at of $3,050 at the pump and Stores will have reduced hours to allow for
public health experts came the pump. There is absolutely expect 4,700 new jobs by 2030. restocking and sanitization. In general, most stores
together last week to speak out no reason why every layer of “With something so critical will be open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m.
against the Trump rollback of Utah state government and to the health and vitality of our to 5 p.m.
America’s clean car standards every Utah elected official state, why would we want to
in the midst of a pandemic. What to expect when donating used items
Environmental Protection Tailpipe Deseret Industries stores are well-known for
Agency (EPA) Administrator exhaust has accepting donated items, which are then sold in
Andrew Wheeler along with a big impact
the stores at low prices. Those preparing to donate
the National Highway Traffic on air quality
in Utah. should consider the following information:
Safety Administration (NHTSA)
finalized the Trump adminis- » Stores will accept donations by appointment
tration's rollback on March 31, only. Visit deseretindustries.org/reopen to schedule
according to Utah Physicians a time.
for a Healthy Environment who » Donations of mattresses and box springs are
hosted the event. no longer accepted. See a full list of prohibited
“As a member of the Utah items at deseretindustries.org/donate.
Legislature I’ve tried to tackle » Deseret Industries will quarantine donations.
issues around clean air,” said This will limit the number of items that can be
Rep. Steve Handy, R-Layton, accepted during the initial reopening period.
co-chair of the Clean Air » Donation drop-off operations may close early
Caucus. “It’s important to my because of increased demand and the time required
constituents, to my family and to quarantine each donation.
my grandchildren. It’s critical » Donors are asked to wait in their vehicle until
that we each take respon- it is their turn to donate. Once they have reached
sibility by doing less idling, the drop-off area, donors can remove items from
less driving, etc. This recent their car and place them in the designated bins or
adjustment by the EPA is so carts.
concerning to me. Now is not » Donors are encouraged to wear masks.
the time to relax the standard.
Utahns deserve clean air. It’s In-store safety measures
the state’s right to protect our » The number of people in each store will be
own residents.” limited to allow for proper social distancing.
The clean car standards » All associates and staff will wear gloves and
have been successful in masks. Shoppers are encouraged to wear masks.
protecting Utahn’s health » Carts will be sanitized between customers.
and saving families money at » Stores will be cleaned more frequently.
the pump for many years, the » Signage and floor stickers will help customers
group said. “I’m a practicing Roger V. Tuttle and staff follow social distancing guidelines.
medical doctor,” said Rep. » Fitting rooms, restrooms, and drinking foun-
Suzanne Harrison, R-Sandy, shouldn’t follow Senator take a step back?” said Handy. tains will be temporarily closed.
co-chair of the Clean Air Romney and Congressman “Jobs will add to our economy » The sales floor will be restocked only while the
Caucus. “But I’m also a mom McAdams in supporting these during the worst economic store is closed.
of three kids. They deserve to important protections. But situation we’ve seen in decades. » Customers should avoid sitting on furniture or
breathe clean air. My patients unfortunately, Attorney General I’ve lived with inversions my loitering.
survive radiation, chemo and Sean Reyes is not standing with whole life but I never under-
cancer but they can’t beat our the people of Utah when it stood it until now. Air quality All Deseret Industries locations closed on March
air quality. We’ve made signif- comes to supporting clean car is always in the top three 17, 2020. Although closed to the public, the stores
icant progress but we’re far standards and state authority. concerns. When I think about have continued to provide goods and commodities
from done. Abandoning clean So, I call on the AG and all what kind of legacy I’ll leave for bishops’ orders and community grants. Deseret
car standards will hurt our Utah’s elected officials to when I walk away maybe I did Industries provides employment and job training
health and our wallets.” support reducing air pollution some good with this because for individuals in the community. All Deseret
Air quality is among the top by opposing the rollback of the nothing is more important than Industries staff and associates have continued to be
three concerns for Utah voters, clean car standards.” the health of our citizens.” paid during the pandemic.
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South Davis Metro Fire displays
a flag on an overpass to honor
fallen Ogden Police Officer Nate Lyday.
Courtesy SDMF
Above, Jackson
Swain and Brooklyn
Vaughn posted Veteran
(Above) Centerville Police Chief Paul Child assembles a face shield as
signs, while below, Morgan
part of a Centerville-Farmington Rotary Club project. (Below) Rotary member Rick
Farr remembers her father,
Martin models a completed face shield. Club members made 750 face shields to be
Jared Paul Farr, during
donated to first responders.
a display and tribute
at Station Park in
Farmington.
photos by Roger V. Yuttle photos by Becky Ginos
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Travel is rebounding amid pandemic
by Becky Ginos Bermuda and roundtrip tickets to
bginos@davisclipper.com Honolulu for $250. “That’s abso-
lutely crazy. You won’t see those
BOUNTIFUL — Travel came to next year. They’re going to use
a screeching halt as the pandemic price as an incentive. Prices will go
spread across the world but as up so now’s the time to give serious
restrictions losen, more people are thought to travel.”
willing to get back on the road. Cruise lines are also very flexible
“People have a pent up desire to on cancellations right now, he said.
travel,” said Larry Gelwix, co-owner “Most you can cancel for any reason
of Columbus Travel. “But they up to 48 hours for a full refund to
want to do it in a healthy and safe use on another one in the future. Or
manner.” they’re offering a full refund if you
Columbus Travel conducted cancel within four months. They’re
a survey of their customers and making it really easy to book.”
listeners of his radio show and Gelwix predicts travel will pick
found that 61 percent would up later in the summer. “People
consider traveling in the fall or late would love to go to California
summer, said Gelwix. “We asked but everything is closed,” he said.
when they felt like they’d be ready “You’ll see more road trips in June
to travel and when they do travel and July. People will be looking at
Courtesy Columbus Travel
again, what kind of vacation would longer distances in August. There’ll
Cruise lines are offering deep discounts for travel in 2020. People are
they take. The number one answer interested in taking vacations again according to a survey by Columbus Travel. be more travel in North America
was a beach vacation. Who doesn’t this fall instead of internationally.
want to go to the beach?” you’ll catch it at the grocery store Bookings for spring 2021 are ahead They’ll stay closer to home. When
The second was a cruise. than a cruise.” of bookings during 2019. But the things open up in the winter they’ll
“They’ve gotten a bad rap,” he said. The third question asked survey best travel deals of a lifetime will start going overseas.”
“They’ve gone to great lengths with participants when countries reopen be in 2020 – not 2021. Hotels and National parks are opening back
social distancing and cleaning. An how likely they are to travel over- cruise lines are using price to get up too, he said. “The overall feeling,
article in the Miami Herald said seas. “Fifty-one percent said likely customers this fall.” at least in Utah, is they’re tired of this
your chances of getting the virus is or very likely,” he said. “Locally and Gelwix said he saw prices as lockdown. Don’t be reckless, be safe –
pretty low. There’s a greater chance nationally cruise bookings are up. low as $199 for a six-day cruise to but people are ready to go again.”
town hall
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good reporting system,” added Ward. “I hope
people pay attention to that.”
“I don’t have any baggage with education,”
said Thomas Wright who is also running. “I can
bring all the shareholders together and focus on
creating the best outcomes for students. We get
bogged down in the process. We need to solve the
teacher shortage and get better pay for teachers
but be careful not to raise taxes. We want to
make it more enjoyable to teach. We need to
allow teachers to teach and get out of their way.”
Wright said he will bring a fresh perspective.
“When you’ve been involved for a long time you
can lose perspective. I’ll come in and give it a new
look. I’ll see it through a new and different lens.”
The legislature is also expected to consider
deep budget cuts before a special session slated
for later this month. “We have over 200 items to
consider,” said Ward. “There will be some serious
reductions in very needed services.”
“It’ll be cutting to the bone,” said Weiler. “One
of the nice things about a recession is we can
take a step back and look at some of can the fat.
Not that we don’t look at that every year because
we do. But I do think we’ll emerge from this
recession leaner and meaner and better prepared
for the future.”
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Bookings
DTC partners with WGU to The following is a list of
create new career pathways
bookings with total fines and/
or bail exceeding $1,000.
Mon, May 25
Zachary Peterson, 33, Clearfield PD,
by Becky Ginos their resume they might say they are DTC also has partnerships with violation of pretrial court order.
bginos@davisclipper.com proficient in Word, Phillips said. “But Weber State, Utah State and Salt Lake
Tues, May 26
what does that mean? At DTC we offer a Community College. “It’s so awesome
Taya Beuermann, 22, Clinton PD,
KAYSVILLE — There are many roads Microsoft credentialled certificate so it is when a student realizes ‘I’ve saved marijuana possession.
a student can take to a career and Davis recognized across industry that a student so much money,’” Phillips said. “High Jerry Xayaso, 31, Clinton PD,
Technical College (DTC) wants to make has those skills.” schoolers can come out of the program controlled substances.
it a little simpler to find the right one. DTC students can take that certificate and have their first year done. It’s pro- Renee Archuleta, 28, Bountiful PD,
Recently, they announced a partnership on to the university. “It could come as gram specific so they don’t really go into false police report.
with Western Governors University to a chunk of hours or course to course, college as a sophomore or junior, they William Cochran, 29, Layton PD,
obstructing justice.
David Montgomery, 25, North Salt
Lake PD, burglary.
Robert Servin, 24, North Salt Lake
PD, theft.
Randy Boone, 26, Layton PD,
assault.
Students in the
cybersecurity Wed, May 27
program at DTC can Andrew Harewood, 26, Layton PD,
take the skills they learn theft, criminal trespass, robbery.
to work in the industry Lucie Aiello, DCSO, marijuana
while finishing their possession, narcotic equipment
degree at WGU. possession.
Michael Hernandez, 64, DCSO,
no proof of insurance, driving on
suspension, narcotic equipment
possession, controlled substances.
Kade Peterson, 22, DCSO, sexual
assault.
Joshua Christensen, 23, Bountiful
PD, assault, narcotic equipment
possession, family offenses.
Derrick Adams, 38, Layton
PD,marijuana possession, traffic
offense.
Daniel Ball, 35, Layton PD, driving
on denied license, violation of
pretrial court order.
Fri, May 29
Troy Sandberg, 37, Syracuse PD,
assault, family offenses, property
damage, obstructing justice,
threat.
Scott Cardenas, 48, AP&P
Courtesy DTC Farmington, violation of pretrial
court order, family offenses.
increase access to high demand univer- program to program,” she said. “It’s still have to take generals but when they Brandi Holmes, 54, Clearfield PD,
violation of pretrial court order.
sity degrees. mostly course to course with WGU. We get into course specific work they already
Shane Pierce, 55, DCSO, violation
“Our strategic goal was to improve spent a lot of time actually aligning our have those done.” of pretrial court order.
and expand our pathway to a degree,” programs. Students can get up to 30 The power comes when we see
said Kari Philips, training division project credit hours which is about one year at ourselves as educational partners, not Sat, May 30
manager for DTC. “In order to progress in the university.” competitors, she said. “We’re maximizing Michael Lobato, 42, Sunset PD,
a career it becomes critical so we wanted There are 21 pathways right now, said what we each do really well. When we flight/escape, violation of pretrial
court order.
to offer a more clear path. We recognize Phillips. “We have information technology, feed students in seamlessly the student Michael Thomas, 42, Bountiful PD,
not all students have the same path. We software development and cybersecurity. wins every time.” narcotic equipment possession,
wanted to create a way where they can WGU has seven bachelor’s degree DTC uses a competency based assault, property damage.
get on and get off as many times as they pathways into every one of those. There’s education model. “Students move as Sun, May 31
need to until they reach their goal.” still some crossover so we look at the slowly or quickly as they can,” Phillips
Zachary Julius, 25, DCSO, disorderly
Some teachers from DTC had con- maximum number of credits. The idea is said. “IT’s very self driven and WGU also conduct, narcotic equipment
tacts with the IT department at WGU, we want them to complete our program, uses a competency based model that our possession, controlled substances.
she said. “We could see the possibility go out and get a job and while they’re students are already used to so they do Bret Uzelac, 48, North Salt Lake
of partnering with UGU so we reached working continue on for that bachelor’s well at WGU.” PD, violation of pretrial court
order.
out to see how we could meet that. It degree.” It’s such a great opportunity for our Jennifer Williams, 42, Clearfield
takes the whole college to get this done. It helps students save time and students, she said. “We plan to expand. PD, property damage.
We thought there had to be some way money, she said. “Now they have experi- We’re looking at our health programs to Deirdre Burge, 27, Bountiful PD,
students could come to school and not ence aligned with the degree. It makes it see what other connections there are and violation of pretrial court order.
lose all the training they’ve had here.” so much easier to progress and get those where we’re a good fit. It has been really, Travis Carlson, 40,North Salt Lake
PD, amphetamine possession.
When applicants list credentials on promotions.” really fun to work with WGU.”Life
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Community
& Personal
Interest in
Davis County
New Kind of Camp
Benefit works to help children of military families
With the help
from vendors like photos Courtesy of Brittany Butler
Lowes in Riverdale,
by Tom Haraldsen and donations from the She said these summer camp care
thar aldsen@davisclipper.com public, Brittany Butler is packages will be sent to military
gathering supplies for bases around the world, as well as
There are scores of young children of fam- the children of military supporting local military kids. From
families overseas.
ilies serving in military who are without many now through June 30, Butler and
options this summer. Camps have been canceled her group are collecting donations of
in many places, schools are not in session, and craft kits, supplies, kids sewing kits, wood
for those serving in some countries overseas, building kits, sports equipment, yard games, and
books and craft supplies are often not available, youth paperback books. They are also gratefully
and perhaps written in languages the kids accepting monetary donations to help with
cannot read. shipping costs for the packages.
That’s why “The Camp Stay At Home Project” “This project is an easy way to send some
was created, to provide some of the items these summertime activities to help our military
kids need. families out,” she said. “We’ve reached out to a
“I’m working along with the Battling Betties, a few businesses for assistance, and for example
non-profit organization, to collect donated items the Lowes store in Riverdale offered our first
we can send to some of these families,” said donation.”
Brittany Butler, reigning USOA Mrs. Davis County Butler said she is happy to answer questions
and a resident of Layton. “The Battling Betties and provide more information on how to make
is an auxiliary of pinups supporting our nation’s donations to the project. You can contact her
veterans and first responders and raising aware- at 916-759-2675, or via email at Britt.butler85@
ness of PTSD. I’m with the Utah platoon.” gmail.com.12 Friday, June 5, 2020 life The Davis Clipper
Om is where the heart is Rec Center Opens
I
n a subtle attempt to calm me face-first onto a wooden stair, nearly
down, my husband enrolled me in breaking my nose and spending the
a meditation course. I love med- rest of the weekend with a bruised
itation, in theory, and had a random and swollen face. If I’d been sitting
practice that included meditating in on a beautiful cushion instead of
bed, grocery store lines and during the ground, my inner being wouldn’t
TV commercials, but I didn’t have an have been pissed off and try to kill
actual sit-down meditation practice. me. Fact.
Now I do. Twice a day I sit for Meditation in nature is supposed
20 minutes and watch the thoughts to be super-relaxing, but right when
in my brain battle to the death. I close my eyes I feel an ant crawl
According to Instagram, nothing across my foot and I have to look
to make sure it isn’t a
spider because then I
have to jump up and
Life &
scream.
The only reason
to meditate outside
Laughter is so people can see
you meditate and
understand you’re a
by Peri Kinder
super-spiritual person.
Columnist I’m teaching my
puppy to meditate
proves to the world how spiritual you with me, hoping my calm energy
are more than sitting for a long time will soothe her. After 10 minutes of
in silence. The longer you sit, the getting her to settle down, I’ll place
Roger V. Tuttle
better a person you are. Fact. my hand on her back, syncing our
Future Certified Life Guards practice their CPR skills. Prior to the COVID
So now I’m a super-spiritual Zen breath and heart rate. Just as I create shutdown they only had one week left to finish their certification. They completed
person. I make sure I talk about my an intense connection to her heart the final week when the Rec Center reopened.
meditation practice all the time. chakra, she jumps in my lap to lick
The more you talk about how you’ve my face and ruins everything. She’ll
merged with your inner self, the never be as spiritual as me. Fact.
“
more interested people around you People ask what I do when
become. They could meditating. First, I sit
listen to you talk
about your meditation
If there’s quietly on my expen-
sive cushion, noticing
practice for hours.
You also need an
one the thoughts running
across my mind. I
expensive meditation
cushion. Here’s a
thing spend several minutes
trying not to notice
conversation I had
with my husband, who
I excel at the thoughts running
across my mind. I
just couldn’t under-
stand the complexities
it’s doing achieve two seconds
of stillness before
of meditation. absolutely the thoughts start up
Husband: Can’t you again.
just sit in a chair? nothing. Soon I become
Me: To be
uber-spiritual, I need Fact.” numb from the waist
down. The more
an $80 meditation numb you feel, the
cushion so I’m closer to Mother more spiritual you are and the
Earth. more disconnected from those
Husband: Why don’t you just sit pesky thoughts you become. Soon,
on the floor? I can’t feel my toes and my knees
Me: Don’t be crass. are screaming for help. But that
I tried sitting on the ground to just proves to the Universe that I’m
meditate. I was in San Luis Obispo at dedicated to my meditation practice.
a conference, and I went to the beach Sometimes I fall asleep and jerk
early in the morning. I listened to awake before I hit the floor.
the waves, communed with my inner I expect I’ll achieve enlighten-
being and radiated calm as I left the ment any day now since I’m so good
beach to go back to the hotel. at meditating. If there’s one thing I
As I ran up the trail from the excel at it’s doing absolutely nothing.
beach, I tripped on a rock and fell Fact.The Davis Clipper life Friday, June 5, 2020 13
Mental health Coronavirus precautions
and remembering
that life is good more important than ever
B
by Jonathan Swinton To make a slow opening across the state
y now, everyone has become acquainted with Utah State Universit y Extension feasible, we must be diligent in our efforts
A
information on the coronavirus. We know some when we are out. We should wear masks, which
of the basics, but we still may feel vulnerable, s the government encourages business prevents unintended particulates from your
uncertain, or fearful. And rightly so. The coronavirus openings, we must not end the preven- mouth and nose from landing on surfaces oth-
is scary. It hurts the weakest and the strongest. Maybe tative measures we each take to limit the ers will touch, thus spreading the virus if you
no one is immune because everyone has been affected spread of COVID-19. Unfortunately, behavior in are a carrier. We should not shake hands, hug or
emotionally, psychologically, socially, financially, and communities since May 1 suggests that many physically touch others (except those you live
spiritually. And some have experienced the ultimate think we are past the threat – fewer people with). We should maintain 6 feet of distance
loss of friends or family. are wearing masks, people are going out in from everyone around us, which prevents
So, what are we to do? Maybe one solution is to groups, children are playing in parks, airborne spread. We should frequently
feel the feelings and replace the scary thoughts. With sharing toys, etc. wash our hands or sanitize when
time, our wounds will be converted into wisdom, and In my professional opinion as touching things others may have
a health and wellness professor, touched, such as doorknobs,
our pain into power. Apparently, we’ve made it through
the challenges in life so far, not because we’re perfect, the reason COVID-19 has
not spread in Utah the way
Ask shopping carts and credit card
machines, and if we touch our
but because God is. Our faith may seem to come and
go since we don’t have all the answers. But faith is a it has in places such as New — an — own faces, as we might be a
Expert
funny thing. Our faith doesn’t have to move mountains York or Europe is because we carrier of the virus and not
or change the course of mighty rivers in order to be of have sheltered in our homes. know it.
benefit to us. Instead, we simply need to be willing to We were able to intervene If you have COVID-19
have enough confidence to let God have control. and close down early before symptoms (cough, shortness of
I don’t think God wants us the virus spread like it did in breath, difficulty breathing, fever,
to take a passive approach to other places. Our distance from chills, shaking, muscle pain, head-
managing this period of life, urban centers has simply delayed the ache, sore throat, loss of taste or smell),
even when we decide to turn hit to our community, not made us immune stay home. If you are in a high-risk group or
things over to Him. We need to from its spread. Despite extreme measures of around someone who has asthma, lung disease,
remember that everything in life staying home across Utah, we have continued diabetes, heart conditions, kidney disease,
will pass, so don’t be afraid to to average just below 200 new cases per day obesity, high blood pressure, liver disease, are
take an active role as we enter across the state. Had we not closed most places immunocompromised, living in a care facility or
into this next phase. Good things down, it likely would have been significantly 65+ in age, be extremely cautious.
take time, so be patient. Good worse, and it is far from over. If we are reckless now, we may be forced
things, good times, and good The fact that we are opening busi- into another shutdown. We cannot
people are on the way. Remember John nesses, parks and other locations maintain a permanent shutdown and
the two rules in life: Rule #1 is: Waterbury does not mean we have suddenly survive economically, nor can we return
Don’t quit. Rule #2 is: Remember contributer reached a point where the virus is to business as usual without causing
Rule #1. Live life as if you expect a no longer a risk or is no longer contagious. significant increases in COVID-19 cases
happy ending. Use all of your accumulated wisdom as Based on scientific data, simply opening and deaths.
you move beyond your fears. When you get a chance, everything back up and returning to So, let’s all be diligent to prevent
take it. If it changes your life in a good way, let it. It’s normal life will likely result in the spread the spread as we go out so we can
OK to make mistakes in growing stronger. It’s OK to of the virus like we have yet to see in avoid a COVID-19 surge and another
have bad days, just don’t define yourself by them. Get Utah. We cannot assume everything is government-required shutdown.
up one more time than you fall. You don’t have to be normal until we have a vaccine and/ The lives and economic needs
perfect, but do what works for you. Move at a pace or guaranteed treatment for the of our community depend upon
that you decide upon. Create your new definition masses, and estimates are 2021. each of us practicing responsible
of normal. It was Vincent Van Gogh who wrote: Until that time, the virus will preventative measures.
Normality is a paved road that is comfortable to walk, likely continue to spread.
but no flowers grow there. With that in mind, look
for opportunities to make a difference, and decide
to plant lots of flowers along the way. Natural laws
seem to indicate that whatever we apply our energy
to, either positive or negative, it will grow. Dreams are
good, but converting them into memories is better.
Dream it, do it, live it. The poet Maya Angelou wrote:
Try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud. And Nelson
Mandela wrote: May your choices reflect your hopes,
not your fears.
May we always remember, life is good.
Undoubtedly, this world is accomplishing the purpose
for which it was created, and each of us is part of that
Plan. Search for the essence of your life, for as you
do so, you will find that your life has meaning and
purpose beyond what you can envision. courtesy photo14 Friday, June 5, 2020 life The Davis Clipper
obituaries
Marjean Fackrell Cook Pauline Anne (Polly)
1928 - 2020
Haslam
Our angel
mother, grand- 1931~ 2020
mother, and Pauline Anne
great-grandmother, (Polly) Haslam, our
Marjean Fackrell sweet angel Mom,
Cook, slipped passed away in
through the veil Bountiful, Utah on
to join our father, May 30, 2020. Polly
on Sunday, May 24, was born in Salt
2020. She is dearly Lake City, Utah
loved, and will be to Samuel C. and
missed by all who Annette Nelson
know her. Peeples on Dec.
Marjean was born July 25, 1928, the first of 1,1930. She gradu-
five children to Delbert Hoyt Fackrell and Eva ated from South
May Dutson. She married the love of her life, High and attended
Carl Willis Cook, on Nov. 2, 1951 in the Salt the University of
Lake Temple. Utah. On Feb. 3, 1950,
Marjean raised seven children with love, she married her
teaching them the same principles and values sweetheart, Thomas
she was taught as a child. She was a valiant J. (Tom) Haslam.
daughter of our Heavenly Father her entire They led a very
life. She loved her sweetheart, Carl, and her adventurous life
family more than anything else in life, and traveling to many
she always lived as an example for them. parts of the world
She loved genealogy and temple work and including Europe,
enjoyed working at the Genealogical library in China, Greenland,
her early years as well as later in life. Central and South
She will always be remembered for the America.
talents she possessed as she square danced She had a very keen mind, was a great
with Carl. They enjoyed many wonderful listener and quietly showed her kindness to
experiences together as they shared this everyone she met. She was an avid reader,
hobby. loved a challenging crossword puzzle, was
Mom loved the special time she spent with a beautiful seamstress, gourmet cook and
her brothers and sisters. She loved going out gardener. She was a talented homemaker and
to lunch with them and camping together. everyone loved going to Grandma Polly’s lovely
courtesy photo
She especially loved to quilt with her sisters. abode! She loved her children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren and they adored her. Farmington City Fire Department and American Legion Post 27 members
With their help, she created many beautiful team up to fold the flag flown by the Farmington City Fire Department at the
quilts for her children and grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband
Tom, her daughter Angela (Angi) Haslam, Farmington Cemetery during a Memorial Day service.
She had a passion for reading and passed
this love on to her children and grandchildren. two granddaughters, Ashlee Thompson and
Mom loved handiwork. She loved to knit, Kiara Haslam, two brothers, Richard and
crochet, and made porcelain ceramics. She Bruce Peeples and a sister, Audrey Vern. She
will always be remembered for having a is survived by her children, Rebecca Odoardi
puzzle set up, so when anyone came to (Andrew), Kathleen Murray, Thomas J. Haslam II
visit, they could sit with her, and create a (Willi), Cynthia Harris (Bob), 10 grandchildren, 17
masterpiece while they talked. great grandchildren with two on the way, and
Whenever children and grandchildren many nieces and nephews.
dropped by Mom's house, they knew they Our heartfelt love and gratitude to her
were always in for a treat of ice cream. caregiver and friend, Rosie Kendall, who
Chocolate Gelato was her favorite. treated Mom like a queen. Thank you to the
Mom had a talent of making friends wonderful staff at Welcome Home Assisted
wherever she went. She was a friend to all Living and Utah Home Health and Hospice who
who needed one. cared for her with loving hands and hearts. A
She truly exemplified the scripture “Who private graveside service and celebration of her
can find a virtuous woman? For her price is life will be held at a later date. RIP Mom, you
far above rubies." Proverbs 31:10. Mom was will be in our hearts forever.
that virtuous woman spoken of. In lieu of flowers, the family requests
She is preceded in death by her parents, donations be made to Welcome Home Assisted
her sweetheart Carl, and a precious Living or Utah Home Health and Hospice.
granddaughter, Brittney. She is survived by Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com
two brothers Mel (Delora) Fackrell, Wendall
(Bonita) Fackrell, two sisters, Mickie (Jimmy)
Mannos, Lani Young, and brother-in-law Farrol
visit us
Cook.
Children: Carolyn (Paul) Oborn, Carl
(Susan) Cook, Raymond Cook, Kathryn
(Donald) Gore, Ellen (Dave) Pratt, Marvin
online!
(Bonnie) Cook, Russell (Natalie) Cook, 34
grandchildren, 84 great-grandchildren, and
one great-great-grandchild.
Viewing and graveside service will be held
privately for the family.
davisclipper.com
The family would like to thank Inspiration
Hospice and Legacy House of Bountiful for
their exceptional care.The Davis Clipper life Friday, June 5, 2020 15
television guide
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ROOT TBA Varied Programs College Basketball Varied ROOT Rockies Rockies Colorado Rockies Classics Rockies Rockies World Poker
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USA Varied Programs USA (6:05) ››› “Doctor Strange” (2016) (DVS) ››› “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” (2017) “Guardians 2”
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FREE Simpson Simpson Fam Guy Fam Guy Fam Guy Fam Guy Fam Guy Fam Guy ››› “Easy A” (2010) Emma Stone. FREE (5:00) ››› “Pitch Perfect” (7:40) ›› “How to Be Single” (2016) ’ (10:15) ››› “Pretty Woman” (1990)
FX (5:00) ›››‡ “Hidden Figures” ’ ›››‡ “Avatar” (2009, Science Fiction) Sam Worthington. ’ Avatar FX (4:30) “Girls Trip” ›› “Pitch Perfect 3” (2017) ’ ››‡ “The Greatest Showman” ’ “Greatest Show”
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LIFE “Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail” (8:03) ›› “Tyler Perry’s Good Deeds” “Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail” LIFE “Is My Daughter Really Dead?” (2019) (8:03) “Seduced by My Neighbor” (10:01) “Is My Daughter Really Dead?”
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PLEX “The Addams Family” (1991) (7:41) ›››‡ “Cinderella Man” (2005) ’ (10:07) ››‡ “Effie Gray” (2014) ’ PLEX ›‡ “Problem Child” (1990) (7:22) › “Cannonball Run II” (9:12) “Head Over Heels” ’ (10:40) “The Lady in the Van”
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TNT ››› “Transformers” (2007) Shia LaBeouf. (DVS) (8:55) ›› “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” (2009) TNT “Justice League” Snowpiercer (N) Snowpiercer ›› “Divergent” (2014) Shailene Woodley. (DVS)
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