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๐Christmas Rescue, Economic Updates, and Volleyball Victories! ๐
Issue #150
In this Bountiful Buzz Issue .
๐ Daily Chuckle
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Local Area Weather
โญ Todayโs Local News Brought To You By Sheri Peck, Your Trusted Real Estate Expert
๐ฐ Heartwarming Rescue of Utah Family During Christmas Tree Hunt
๐ฐ Record Holiday Spending Despite Economic Concerns
๐ฐ Update on Bountiful Shooting Incident: Charges Filed in Tragic Accident
๐ Local Stars Shine: Deseret News Unveils 2023 All-State Volleyball Teams for 5A and 6A Divisions
๐ Holiday Giving Opportunities:
๐The Giving Tree
๐ Fundraiser for Venezuelan Families!
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The Wheelwright family Home Lights Display
๐ซ School Happenings:
Woods Cross Elementary: Christmas In The Woods Craft Fair
๐ District seeks public feedback: Proposed 24-25 school year calendar
๐ญ Upcoming Theatre Productions: WXHS, and BHS
โญ Lots of Featured Local Events & Happenings
๐ The Festival of Trees: A Legacy of Love and Giving
๐ฆ We ๐ Local Businesses! Let us Feature your business, or nominate a business you LOVE!
๐ค Local Businesses Partners! How โBout You?๐ซต
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Daily Chuckle:
How do you know when Santaโs around?
You can always sense his presents.


๐คฉ We're Delighted to Have
Sheri Peck, Your Trusted Real Estate Expert,
Bringing You Todayโs Local News.

๐ Heartwarming Rescue of Utah Family During Christmas Tree Hunt
A Utah family's festive outing to cut Christmas trees in the Stansbury Mountains turned into an ordeal when they became stranded due to icy roads. Desperate for help, they reached out through the Tooele County 411 Facebook group. The community's swift and compassionate response led to a skilled rescue team, equipped with off-road gear, coming to their aid. Overwhelmed with relief and gratitude, the family was safely escorted home, a heartening example of community spirit and the power of collective kindness in times of need.
๐ค Record Holiday Spending Despite Economic Concerns
Holiday Spending Joy! ๐โจ
Despite some economic jitters, it's heartwarming to see that the holiday spirit is alive and well! Shoppers are setting records this year, spending a dazzling $15.7 million per minute at peak times. Everyone's embracing the joy of giving, planning to spend a little more on gifts and festive treats. It's a lovely reminder of our resilience and the warmth of the season. Happy holidays, everyone! ๐๐
๐จโโ๏ธ Update on Bountiful Shooting Incident: Charges Filed in Tragic Accident
Dylan Francis Goodin, 21, faces multiple charges, including manslaughter, after accidentally shooting his friend, Jacob Hess, 20. The incident, a tragic outcome of a mishandled firearm, occurred at Goodin's residence in Bountiful. Despite it being an accident, Goodin's handling of the weapon under the influence of drugs and alcohol led to this grave consequence.

๐ Local Stars Shine: Deseret News Unveils 2023 All-State Volleyball Teams for 5A and 6A Divisions
Combined Summary of 5A and 6A All-State Volleyball Teams:
The Deseret News has announced the 2023 All-State volleyball teams for both the 5A and 6A classifications, highlighting outstanding high school athletes. In the 5A category, Taylor Harvey from Bountiful High School stood out as the Player of the Year, demonstrating remarkable skills with 589 kills and a .303 hitting percentage. Key players from Woods Cross High School in this category included Avery Poulton, Alisi Tapaโatoutai, and Dani Brey, all showcasing impressive performances in various positions.
In the 6A classification, the title of Ms. Volleyball was awarded to Zoey Burgess from Lone Peak, while Levani Key-Powell from Bingham was named the 6A Player of the Year. Both athletes displayed exceptional abilities, with Burgess achieving 279 kills and a .419 hitting percentage, and Key-Powell securing 515 kills and a .296 hitting percentage. Quincy Wilson from Farmington High School was recognized in the Honorable Mention category, marking her as a player of notable talent.
The teams for both classifications were filled with remarkable athletes, including those from Viewmont High School and Bountiful High School, who have shown their prowess in various aspects of the game. These selections reflect the depth of talent and hard work among high school volleyball players in the state, with each athlete contributing to the high standards of competition and sportsmanship in their respective categories.
The announcement of these teams not only celebrates individual excellence but also highlights the collaborative efforts of teams and coaches in fostering young talent in the sport of volleyball.
You can find a list of the Deseret News All-State Teams at Deseret.com
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๐The Giving Tree
The Community Social Club is conducting "The Giving Tree" project for Christmas to provide gifts and a joyful experience to individuals with disabilities and families in need. Community members can participate by donating wrapped gifts or contributing via Cash App and Venmo for gift cards. All donations are tax-deductible and will help make the holiday season special for those less fortunate.
For more information, contact Heidi Bernal at 801-814-1013

๐ Join a Community Christmas Fundraiser for Venezuelan Families!
๐ Authentic Venezuelan Dinners Available
โ The Knight Family

Hereโs How You Can Participate:
1. Reserve a Venezuelan Dinner: Interested individuals can sign up for a dinner. Each meal purchased is a step towards bringing joy and support to the families in need.
2. Make a Donation: For those who wish to contribute but may not want a meal, donations of any amount are welcomed and greatly appreciated.
3. Delivery Option in Layton: The family is offering to deliver dinners to anyone residing in Layton, combining convenience with charity.
This fundraiser is a chance for the community to come together and make a significant impact on the lives of families in Venezuela, brightening their Christmas season.
For more information about the menu and fundraiser details, please refer to the family's flyer above.
The Knight family extends their heartfelt thanks for your support and for helping to spread the holiday cheer. Together, we can make this season a memorable one for families both in our community and abroad.
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๐Magical Santa Visits and
Light Show

The Wheelwright family has their home all lit up for the holidays!
Mark your calendars. December 16th at 6:00-7:30. Santa will be there handing out treats to everyone who comes by. He will be available for pictures free of charge. And he will stop by randomly until Christmas, and lights will be on every night 5:30-10:00.
1537 N 175 W. Bountiful
Donโt forget to turn your radios to 99.3
Donations will be accepted to help a few families this year. Any help would be appreciated. We have Venmo set up @momma-tish, or can take other donations at the house.
Get a SNEAK PEAK by clicking here!
See you all there!

โ๏ธ Winter Break
December 21st 2023 - January 2nd 2024
January 3rd 2024 - No School, Professional Development
See school calendar
District seeks public feedback: Proposed 24-25 school year calendar
The proposed calendar can be viewed at https://www.davis.k12.ut.us/parents-family/school-year-calendars.
Please submit your feedback through this form: https://forms.office.com/r/vY0pc3Rb07
It will close at midnight on Wednesday, November 29.
๐ญ Woods Cross High School
WXHS Theater Presents โLightning Thiefโ
November 30 - December 4, $5 general admission tickets are available at https://dsdgive.net/Location/714
Bountiful High School
BHS Performing Arts Presents โNewsiesโ December 1st - 9th
Tickets Available Here.

๐ Got an Event you want listed here? Submit an Event!
๐บThe Good Vibes Dance Studio's Presents The "Snow Ball" Request Your Dance Event
Saturday, December 16th, 7:30 pm - 12 am
The Good Vibes Dance Studio's "Snow Ball" Request Your Dance Event is a unique, inclusive, and festive gathering that combines holiday cheer with a diverse range of dance styles. Attendees can request their preferred dance style, learn new forms from experienced instructors, and enjoy a judgment-free, welcoming atmosphere. The event, open to all ages and backgrounds, offers a fun and engaging way to celebrate the holiday season through dance.
North Salt Lake
๐ December 13th 11:00 am, Senior Lunch Brunch at City Hall
10 East Center Street, North Salt Lake
The City has a fun group of seniors who meet monthly for lunch, guest speakers, BINGO and more. You can join them the second Wednesday of every month at 11:00 am at City Hall.
Woods Cross
Ongoing:
Senior Lunch Brunch - Every 2nd Thursday at Noon
2297 S 1200 W - Lunch is always provided while you enjoy a speaker and musical entertainment
December 19th, 7:00 pm: Christmas With The Gibbons Family
Woods Cross High School Auditorium ๐๐๐๐๐

Bountiful
December 1st at 5pm - Bountiful Ice Ribbon Opening

๐ถ December 1st - 7:00 pm
Christmas With Skyward Symphony 120 W 1000 N, Bountiful
โญ December 2, 10am - 2pm: Gingerbread Festival
Bountiful Davis Art Center
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December 16, Saturday at 12 - 6 pm, Santa Claus at Real Deals in Bountiful - Come get pictures and drop off your letters to Santa!
December 2 - Holiday Home Tour and Basket Boutique
Soroptimist International of Bountiful/Davis

๐ December 4, 11, 18 - Santa will be at the Bountiful Museum. Watch for hours and details. This is a FREE event!
๐ Other Upcoming Events:
๐ November 29 to December 2 - The Festival of Trees: A Legacy of Love and Giving, Mountain America Expo Center
โจ November 29, 30 / December 1 & 2
Christkinofmarkt - This is The Place Heritage Park
๐ฏ๏ธDecember 7 - 23, 5:00pm - 9:00pm Candlelight Christmas - This Is The Place Heritage
๐ December 31st, 6:30 pm - 1:00 am, New Years Eve Masquerade Ball 75 South West Temple, Salt Lake City (Tickets $60 - $150)
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