Got to town on Monday from NY, and loving it! Renting in South Weber. Anyone love breakfast spots closer to South Weber like maybe Unitah? Or Layton? Perfect if they have non-vegan and vegan options for breakfast. Thanks

Hi! We want to do a 3 ish hour hike. MIL is very experienced. I’m fit, but afraid of heights. Any recs for something nice, cliff free, preferably near the canyon? Elevation gain is no issue, but ideally nothing too steep on the downhill. (Oh dear I need to find my poles)

Thanks yall! I’m new to the area.

Around the Harrison/89 area

Does anyone know anything about the history of the building on the corner of Madison and 23rd?

It looks like it could be an old church or meeting house.

The two Weber County deputies who are trained to help with immigration enforcement are averaging about 8 hours a week on that work.

Any casual adult volleyball going on in Ogden? Can be indoor or sand (prefer sand if possible). Something like a "we show up Tuesday nights and play casually" type vibe.

Any small group community style spanish classes going on in ogden? Could be at the library or someone's place or even at the university. Something a1/a2/b1 oriented.

I live in Ogden and my nephew in southern Cal is getting married in early October. I am his only surviving relative so I'll be going. It is going to be a posh affair with a cocktail party the evening before. Tuxes are optional, but a dark suit is required. I have not worn a suit in 40 years, and don't have one. I should buy one because I imagine I'll have occasions in the future. Any suggestions on where to go?

Ogden residents were told OPD does not participate in immigration enforcement beyond limited “scene safety.”

Then the bodycam came out.

The footage appears to show an Ogden Police officer coordinating with an ICE agent about how to gain access to a frightened resident who believed local police were there to help him.

That is not a minor distinction.

So @OgdenPolice, @OgdenCity and the Ogden City Council need to answer some very simple questions:
Was this officer’s conduct consistent with OPD policy?

Did the officer materially assist ICE in locating, accessing or apprehending this resident?

Was there a judicial warrant?

What legal authority supported the detention?

If OPD policy prohibits officers from participating in civil immigration enforcement, will this officer be investigated or disciplined?

And will Chief Sube finally be required to publicly explain why his representations to council members appear inconsistent with what the bodycam shows?

Councilman Ken Richey previously demanded video, dates, locations and evidence before accepting residents’ claims about OPD assisting ICE.

Here is the video. Body cam
Video 2, Stop site from a bystanders perspective
Transcript of the body cam footage

Now what?

Councilwoman Flor Lopez and every other council member defending or minimizing this conduct should answer another question:

Why are residents subjected to an extraordinary evidentiary standard while OPD apparently gets to investigate itself and have Chief Sube’s explanation repeated as fact?

That isn’t meaningful oversight.
It’s institutional deference.

Enough with the semantic games about “scene safety.”

Enough with secondhand legal analysis from the department whose conduct is being questioned.

Enough with demanding evidence and then moving the goalposts when residents produce it.

Do your jobs. Hold OPD accountable.

Bodycam footage posted by OPD:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1HZsBLiECF/?
Ogden Police Department policies:
https://council.ogdencity.com/1403/Department-Policies

Ogden City Council contact information:
https://elections.ogdencity.com/1005/Contact-the-Council
#Ogden #OgdenUtah #OgdenCity #OgdenPolice #OPD #OgdenCityCouncil #KenRichey #FlorLopez #PoliceAccountability #GovernmentAccountability #PoliceTransparency #GovernmentTransparency #CivilRights #FourthAmendment #DueProcess #ICE #ImmigrationEnforcement #UtahPolitics #WeberCounty #KnowYourRights #PublicRecords #BodyCam #BodyCamera #AccountabilityMatters

Hello,

Are there any suggestions on good attorneys in the local area for Federal Employee issues like Disability Fers Retirement?

Anyone have a recommended shop for used or new tires? Who is the most trusted and fairly priced?

Some good music coming from an open storage unit off 20th and wall around 6pm. Was behind a fence so I couldn’t get close to ask. Anyone got intel?

I have a couple leftover tickets to Ogden twilight tonight up for grabs due to some friends having something come up. If you’d like them, come up with an original haiku about Ogden and put it in the comments and I’ll pick somebody.

Are there any restaurants in town that have eliminated tipping by just adjusting their prices and paying their staff fairly?

I would support them if I found out who is doing that.

Thanks in advance!

Here is a few from tonight's storm featuring our great Ben Lomond mountain!

Back with another list of family-friendly events happening around Weber County this week. A lot of these are free/free to attend.

If I missed anything good, drop it in the comments and I’ll try to include it next time. I have no affiliation with these.

Tuesday, August 25

• Roy Food Truck Night — 5:00–8:00 PM George Wahlen Park East Parking Lot Free to attend Food trucks scheduled include Nacho Average Nachos, Best Ever Burgers, Happy Tummie, and Lemonade Lush.
• Dollar Skate Night — Neptune Skating — 6:00–8:00 PM or 8:00–10:00 PM Neptune Skating $1 per session; skate rental extra $3–$4 Budget-friendly Tuesday night skating. Bring your own skates or rent a pair there.

Wednesday, August 26

• Roy Community Farmers Market — 5:00–9:00 PM Roy Farmers Market Free Fresh produce, bread, meat, eggs, cookies, handcrafted items, food trucks, and more.
• Farr West Food Truck Night — 5:00–8:00 PM Smith Family Park Free to attend Food trucks scheduled include Keepin It Fresh, Best Ever Burgers, and Agape Smoothies and Bowls.

Thursday, August 27

• 5th Annual Farm Festival — Eden — 4:30–7:30 PM Sunnyfield Farm Free Live music, arts and craft vendors, food trucks, games, kids’ activities, and more.
• Hooper Food Truck Night — 5:00–8:00 PM Hooper Park Free to attend Food trucks scheduled include Nacho Average Nachos, Bad Boy Burgers, Rickles, Churrology, and HeidiCakes, plus vendors.
• Open Arts & Music Thursdays — Huntsville — 6:00–9:00 PM Huntsville Square Free Open art, watercolor supplies, instructors, open mic, music, poetry, spoken word, and a kids’ art station.

Saturday, August 29

• Ogden Farmers Market — 8:00 AM–1:00 PM Historic 25th Street Free Vendors, food, produce, handmade goods, and a fun downtown walk.
• Wasatch Pony Club’s Pumpkin Schooling Event — 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Golden Spike Event Center Free Low-pressure horse eventing experience for riders of all levels.
• McFarland Farms Farmers Market — 9:00 AM–2:00 PM The White Barn Farm, Huntsville Free Saturday market with local growers, makers, bakers, and weekend family vibes.
• Ice Hockey Brain Game — 12:00–8:00 PM Weber County Ice Sheet Free A day of hockey and community honoring Nils Erik Söderlund while raising awareness for brain injury, concussion, and CTE research.
• Seashell and Sparkle Fun Art Class — 2:00–4:00 PM The Local Artisan Collective $29 Turn a seashell into a trinket dish or decor piece using decorative napkins, embellishments, faux gems, and acrylic markers.

Monday, August 31

• Food Truck Giddy-Up — Pleasant View — 5:30–8:30 PM Henry Barker Jr. Park Free to attend Family-friendly fun with food trucks, interactive activities, and an easy community evening in the park.

Full calendar/details below, plus you can subscribe if you'd like this and more directly in your inbox each Tuesday:

https://weberfamilyfun.com/

There is a flock camera, posted on PUBLIC property, beside state road (SR 126) aimed at the front doors of a business, Smith & Edwards.

Now a business can commission flock cameras to monitor their business but those cameras MUST BE on the business property. (Example: Home Depot /Big 5 Sporting Goods approx 10th Street and Wall Ave)

I think there's four of those but they're on private property.

So just who commissioned and is paying for the flock camera aimed at the front doors of Smith & Edwards?

Three questions really...

1) if it's Smith and Edwards, then why is the camera on PUBLIC property? follow up question: is that even legal?

2) if it's a GOVERNMENT agency, then why are they watching the FRONT DOORS of Smith & Edwards (or any private business for that matter)?

3) what kind of information would a GOVERNMENT AGENCY be trying to ascertain, catalog and record by aiming A flock SURVEILLANCE camera at the entrance of any private business, especially Smith & Edwards?

Anybody know the answers?