WEST BOUNTIFUL -- Edward Jones was named the number one full service brokerage firm in the August edition of SmartMoney magazine, according to Erik Knutson, a financial advisor in Bountiful.
Of the four categories surveyed by the magazine (stock picking, customer satisfaction, trust and customer statements), Edward Jones ranked highest among six other firms in the state.
SmartMoney magazine also used a customer satisfaction survey from J.D. Power and Associates, as well as a trust survey from Forrester Research, in order to determine the final rankings.
"We are honored to once again receive this recognition," said Knutson. "It is a direct reflection of the relationship we have with the individual investments we serve. Client service excellence is how Edward Jones distinguishes itself in the financial service industry."
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Survival Solutions providing kits
LAYTON -- With all the slipping and sliding on in the Interstate and other roads early this fall season, there's a place in Layton where you can get emergency preparedness items to help you in case of an emergency.
Survival Solutions, a store that specializes in complete 72-hour emergency kits, specifically Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) products, also offers other emergency preparedness items.
"Our largest audience is the individual," said Delois Stinson, President of the company. "They're also for fire departments, police, schools, city/county offices, and anyone else that is in need of emergency supplies."
Survival Solutions is an area coordinator in the CERT program of Layton, and also offers free monthly classes that focus on emergency preparedness and survival topics. Classes in the Layton store are held every third Tuesday of the month.
The store is located at 2864 North Fairfield Road, Suites 110 and 120 in Layton.
For more information regarding the survival kits, visit www.survivalsolutions.com.
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Clearfield "Winter Wonders" concert
CLEARFIELD -- Clearfield City will be holding a "Winter Wonders" musical concert on Thursday, Dec. 6. The concert will feature the Clearfield Community Band and the Clearfield Community Choir.
The concert will be held at North Davis Junior High beginning at 7 p.m. The event is free and donations are welcomed.
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Clearfield Arts needs play director
CLEARFIELD -- The 1960 film "Little Shop of Horrors," will be presented as a play in 2008 and is in need of a director, according to Michael Bybee, Clearfield City Project Manager.
"We need someone to get this project started as soon as possible," said Bybee. "This is an important project and we are hopeful that someone will step forward and help us put this play together."
The original film was published in 1960, and was remade in 1986. It has also been produced as a play.
"We're excited to get this project going and hope that this will be a success," he reiterated. "So we are hoping that if the word gets out fast enough, we'll find someone suitable for the position as soon as possible."
If interested, contact Mike Bybee at 801-525-2796 or go to their Web Page at www.clearfieldcity.org.
The deadline for interested candidates is Jan. 9.
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