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Centerville Condo Fire: Community Unites to Assist 25 Displaced Residents
Issue #107
In this Bountiful Buzz Issue . . .
⛅ Bountiful UT Area Weather
🚒 Centerville Condo Fire: Community Unites to Assist 25 Displaced Residents
🚧 Centerville Prepares for Parrish Lane Intersection Upgrades
🎢 The Unexpected World of Roller Coaster Clubs
🏈 Local High School Football Scores & Schedules
🍅 Local Farmers Markets
🏛️ Support Local Businesses
🐕 Animal Welfare Week – October 3-9, 2023
🐕🦺 Discover Doggy Day Care or Dog Boarding in the Bountiful Area?




Centerville Condo Fire: Community Unites to Assist 25 Displaced Residents
In a show of unity and support, approximately 25 people in Centerville came together as they faced the challenges brought on by a recent fire that damaged 10 units in a condominium complex. The incident unfolded at Cedar Springs Condominium, nestled at 88 West 50 South, around 1 a.m. on a Sunday.
The fire, unfortunately, left six of the 10 units in a state of significant damage, with one unit being vacant at the time. Despite the intensity of the blaze, all tenants, along with their cherished pets, were safely evacuated from the scene. The most remarkable aspect of this unfortunate event is that no injuries were reported, and the community rallied to ensure everyone's well-being.
In times of adversity, the strength of a community shines through. The American Red Cross Disaster Action Team played a crucial role by offering unwavering support and resources to the residents who were directly affected by the fire. Their presence provided much-needed comfort and assistance during a challenging period.
As the community comes together to support those displaced, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. The resilience and unity displayed during such trying times are a testament to the spirit of Centerville, reminding us all of the power of community and compassion.

Centerville Prepares for Parrish Lane Intersection Upgrades
Centerville City is gearing up for a major project next summer to improve two key intersections. They've donated land to the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) for this initiative. UDOT plans to enhance safety and operations at the Parrish Lane/Marketplace Drive and Parrish Lane/400 West intersections, although specific details are still in development. These projects, with a combined cost of around $36 million, aim to reduce congestion and align with a 2040 traffic model. UDOT will put them out for bidding in the spring, with potential road closures. Communication will involve electronic roadside signs and social media. The donated land by Centerville reflects their commitment to improving local infrastructure.

Discovering the Ups and Downs: The Unexpected World of Roller Coaster Clubs
FARMINGTON, Utah - Excitement filled the air as hundreds of rollercoaster aficionados gathered at Lagoon Amusement Park on a sunny Sunday afternoon, united by their shared love for thrilling rides and heart-pounding adventures.
"Tick... Tick... Tick..." goes the chain as you're pulled up that first steep hill on a roller coaster. Your heart races, your palms sweat, and the excitement builds. But for some people, that sensation isn't just a once-in-a-summer thrill. It's a lifestyle. Welcome to the wild world of roller coaster clubs!
At first, I thought it was a joke. Roller coaster clubs? Like a book club but... faster? As I delved deeper into the world of coaster enthusiasts, I discovered a community bound together by the love of gravity-defying rides. This isn’t your average weekend hobby; it’s a full-throttle passion.
I was introduced to this whirlwind of a world when I saw that the World’s Largest Rollercoaster Enthusiast Club actually came to Utah recently to experience Lagoon Amusement Park. Apparently ACE, the largest and most enduring coaster organization globally, proudly orchestrated this grand affair.
ACE President Elizabeth Ringas was thrilled to witness so many people come together for this extraordinary conference. She shared her joy at witnessing everyone living their best lives surrounded by friends and fun.
The event was not just about the joy of riding rollercoasters; it offered unique experiences like exclusive behind-the-scenes tours, fascinating history presentations, and the chance to conquer rides before the park opened to the public. It was a celebration of the pure exhilaration and camaraderie that rollercoaster enthusiasts hold dear.
These thrill-seekers travel around the world, chasing the adrenaline rush of the next big ride. They have journals logging every twist, turn, and loop of coasters they've ridden, and some even boast of having ridden over a thousand roller coasters. That's a lot of ups, downs, and loop-de-loops!
Who knew that such a niche community exists, dedicated entirely to the art and thrill of roller coasters? Whether you're a seasoned rider or someone who clings on for dear life, there's no denying the magnetic pull of these behemoths of fun.
If you ever find yourself sitting next to someone on a roller coaster who’s reciting stats about the ride, giving you the history of the coaster, or telling you precisely when to raise your arms for the best sensation of flying, chances are, you've just met a proud member of a roller coaster club. Give them a nod and enjoy the ride. And remember, it's all about the fun times.

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Farmers Markets in the Bountiful Area:
Support Local Vendors and Have Some Family Fun!
Bountiful Farmers Market
Thursdays 4-9 pm, June 15–October 12, 2023
Bountiful Town Square, Bountiful
Downtown Farmers Market
Saturdays 8 am-2 pm, June–October 2023
Pioneer Park, Salt Lake

Upcoming Events
🍁October 2 - 6: Bountiful Fall Cleanup
🦒October 2: Hogle Zoo: Howl And Growl
👻October 4 - 29 Hogle Zoo Boo Lights
💲October 5 - 7: Fall Consignment Sale
Legacy Events Center - 151 South 1100 West
Farmington, UT. 84025
🍂October 23: Centerville Fall Festival
5:30 pm - 9pm, Whitaker Museum
🎃 October 28: BCYC Pumpkin Patch
10:00 – 11:00am
🎶December 1 - Christmas With Skyward Symphony
7:00 pm 120 W 1000 N, Bountiful
Support Bountiful High School & Woods Cross Highschools “Teen Center Donations Drive”


Support our Local Business Partners
True North Brain Center
1290 S 500 W, Ste 300, Woods Cross, UT
(385) 457-0192
BODY SCULPTING BOUNTIFUL
1492 S. 800 W., Woods Cross, UT, 84087
[email protected]
(385)317-4016
It’s Animal Welfare Week – October 3-9, 2023

Animal Welfare Week is observed every year from October 3 to October 9, to campaign for and support animal rights. It focuses on promoting the humane treatment of all kinds of animals, including pets, farm animals, wildlife, and even those used for medical research and testing. Animal Welfare Week is observed to educate the masses on the cruel treatment of animals and to advocate for their rights. It is a week for spreading the message of kindness, justice, and protection for all living creatures.
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