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Weaving a tale
Stories about pumpkins and about pigs were just a few of those creatively expressed at the annual Davis Storytelling Festival Thursday. Students representing Davis School District schools competed ...
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Photo by Claudio Jule
There is help out there
Paying for college tuition is never easy, especially when there are other things such as gas, cell phone bills, rent, food, and more continuously sucking the money out of your pockets. In fact, ...
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Viewmont student is Brazil bound
Imagine leaving Utah for a year. You leave your family, your friends, your senior year of high school and your native language. But ahead of you lay a foreign country, a new family, an unfamiliar s...
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Laurine Watts and Shawna Burgon. Courtesy photos
DATC students recognized
KAYSVILLE — Despite working two full-time jobs, Laurine Watts found she wasn’t getting ahead. She was ready for a new career that would bring her benefits and help pay the bills. Last November,...
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FIRST GRADER Skylr Preece already seems to value reading, spending free time in class to settle in with a book. The Washington Elementary student will be part of a county-wide Read-A-Thon held Feb. 1 in honor of Davis School District’s 100th day of its 100th year. All Davis County residents are invited to participate. Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper
Read-A-Thon: Everyone’s invited
DAVIS COUNTY — Mark your calendar: Wednesday, Feb. 1, 9 a.m. Then when that time comes, stop whatever you’re doing, pull out a book and start reading. For an hour. If you do, you’ll be part of...
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DATC STUDENTS and teachers work to prepare a wind turbine for installation at the campus. Courtesy photo
Wind generates power for DATC
KAYSVILLE — When students at Davis Applied Technology College research alternative energy on their desktop computers, they’re using alternative energy to do it. After installing a wind turbine ge...
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Academics, athletes honored
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DAVIS COUNTY — Students who excel in the classroom as well as in athletic competition have been named to the Utah High School Activities Association’s Academic All-State Team. In a recent announ...
Education petition circulated
by Louise R. Shaw | Clipper Staff Writer
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DAVIS COUNTY – Those who believe education should be the first priority in the community are being asked to sign an online petition in support of that belief. “Education First: A Call for Leaders...
Social media explored at DHS
by LOUISE R. SHAW | Clipper Staff Writer
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KAYSVILLE — This is not your mother’s business class. It’s not even your big brother’s business class. This class is new to the school, new to the students, new to the era. Social Media Mar...
DATC to host open house
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KAYSVILLE — Discover how easy it is to get an education at the Davis Applied Technology College (DATC) during an open house Thursday, Jan. 19, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Kaysville campus, 550 E. 300 ...
Poetry competition set for students
by Louise R. Shaw | Clipper Staff Writer
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DAVIS COUNTY — Classroom study of poetry can be all the more compelling when coupled with a nation-wide competition. Utah Arts & Museums is inviting high school teachers and students to participa...
Grizzlies share keys to success
by Louise R. Shaw | Clipper Staff Writer
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NORTH SALT LAKE — If there were no hoops in basketball, players would have nothing to do but dribble around. If there were no goals in hockey, skaters would have nothing to do but skate and spin ...
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