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'Arsenic and Old Lace' opens at CenterPoint Legacy Theatre

Start the year off laughing with this murderously funny comedy that has become one of the staples of American theatre! Two friendly old spinsters use their "special" elderberry wine to make a killing! If you think that's crazy, there are plenty more zany antics to keep you laughing all evening long.

Are You Ready to Be a Quitter? Tobacco users get chance to star in commercials, document their fight

If you’re ready to quit using tobacco products and want to share your story with Utah, now is your chance. The Utah Department of Health (UDOH) Tobacco Prevention and Control Program (TPCP) is hosting a casting call to recruit current Utah tobacco users for its new, statewide reality TV campaign, ‘Be A Quitter.’

Anyone who is thinking about quitting in 2013 can visit www.beaquitterutah.com and tell their story in 250 words or less for a chance to star in the commercials. Those who do will receive extra quit support and motivation, and will be an inspiration to others who are trying to quit.

Participants will receive a stipend plus a tablet device to help them document their quitting process, including struggles and successes, through social media and video updates. The campaign will cast 8-10 participants from across Utah who represent a range of ages and types of tobacco use.

University of Utah graduate earns first place in Global Entrepreneur Student Awards

A recent University of Utah graduate and co-founder of Uptown Cheapskate (uptowncheapskate.com), Chelsea Sloan, was awarded first place in the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards Nov. 19 in New York City.  Sloan, 27, was selected from nearly 2,000 student applicants from around the world.  Sloan is the competition’s first female winner since the awards began in 1998 and will receive $150,000 in cash and in-kind business services from the Entrepreneurs’ Organization to help build her business.
     
Uptown Cheapskate is a retail clothing franchise that buys, sells and trades new and gently-used designer and fashion-forward merchandise for men and women (primarily between the ages of 16 to 35).  Uptown Cheapskate stores’ inventory typically includes shoes, handbags, jewelry, clothing (including designer and high-end jeans) and hats.
    

Eagle Bay elem student starts candy drive for Sandy victims

FARMINGTON -- According to Davis School District, one of their students created a campaign to donate Halloween candy to victims of Hurricane Sandy.

He is a 6th grade student at Eagle Bay Elementary who came up with the idea after deciding he did not need all the candy he got for Halloween.

The district said he contacted the Red Cross and they agreed to mail the candy for him. Additionally, the school’s PTA has sponsored a Unity in the Community project where families signed up to work in the Bountiful Food Pantry.

The pantry was so excited that families would want to help, it is using Eagle Bay Elementary as a pilot school to see if it is successful in helping.

If it works, they say they are going to launch a Unity in the Community campaign and advertise through the paper for other families to sign up and help at the pantry.

Whitaker Museum Winter Market, Nov 2-3 and 5-10

Plan ahead for the Whitaker Museum Winter Market on Nov. 2-3 and 5-10 between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.

The fudraiser market is at 181 South Main Street in Centerville.

For more information, visit www.centervilleut.net... Read More

I-15 Express Lanes public hearings, Nov. 1 and 8

UDOT welcomes residents to a public hearing about future plans for the extension of Express Lanes through Davis and Weber Counties.

The two meetings will be held on Nov. 1 at the Hope Center in Roy, located at 5051 South 2000 West, and on Nov 8 at Woods Cross City Hall, located at 1555 South and 800 West. Both meetings will run from 4:30 to 7 p.m.

For more information, visit www.udot.utah.gov/i15weberdavis... Read More

Centerville Pumpkin Walk, Oct. 25

The Centerville City Youth Council invites residents to the annual Pumpkin Walk on Thursday, Oct. 25.

Bring your carved pumpkins to Founders Park by 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 25, then view the lighted pumpkins at Founders Park between 7 and 8:30 p.m.

Prizes will be awarded at 8:30 p.m. in the following categories: Spookiest, funniest, most creative, cutest and best design... Read More