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✅Utah Election Results! 👮♂️Davis County Arrests | 📅 Davis School Calendar Feedback
Issue #144
In this Bountiful Buzz Issue . . .
😂 Daily Chuckle
🔦 We 💖 Local Businesses! Let us Feature your business, or nominate a business you LOVE!
⛅ Local Area Weather
✅ Utah municipal election results: See the winners of Tuesday's mayoral, city council races
📰 Three Individuals Detained in Davis County on Suspected Human Trafficking Charges
📰 Group Texts: A Source of Stress for Most Americans, Especially Working Mothers
🏊♂️ BYU Dominates on Court: Men's and Women's Teams Each Celebrate Fourth Consecutive Win
🏈 Utah Bids Farewell to Pac-12 as Conference Dissolves Amid Shifts
🏫 School Happenings:
👉 District seeks public feedback: Proposed 24-25 school year calendar
🎭 Upcoming Theatre Productions
WXHS, Viewmont, and BHS
⭐ Lots of Featured Local Events & Happenings
🎄 The Festival of Trees: A Legacy of Love and Giving
🤝 Local Businesses Partners! How ‘Bout You?🫵
❓How did we do on this issue? Poll

Daily Chuckle:
What do sweet potatoes wear to bed?
Yammies!

We ❤️ Local Businesses!
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Utah municipal election results: See the winners of Tuesday's mayoral, city council races







Three Individuals Detained in Davis County on Suspected Human Trafficking Charges
Three executives from Rubicon Contracting LLC in Centerville have been arrested in a labor trafficking case involving exploitation of workers from Mexico. Victims were promised full-time jobs but faced low pay, inadequate work hours, and threats of deportation. They were also forced into poor living conditions and assigned tasks without proper training or licenses. The company is accused of controlling their wages through limited access cards and creating shell companies to manipulate visa workers. Despite these charges, Rubicon has denied any misconduct.

Group Texts: A Source of Stress for Most Americans, Especially Working Mothers
A significant majority of Americans, particularly women, report feeling overwhelmed by group texts, according to research by Secure Data Recovery. This issue is prevalent among working mothers like Mindy Dahlquist, who experience constant notifications amidst their busy lives. Experts suggest the problem stems from the challenge of managing a high volume of messages, often from close contacts, without harming relationships. While 20% feel compelled to respond to every group message, strategies like setting personal boundaries and utilizing phone settings to limit interruptions can be helpful. Communication and personal connection are key, as digital messages cannot always replace the value of face-to-face interactions.


BYU Dominates on Court: Men's and Women's Teams Each Celebrate Fourth Consecutive Win
BYU's men's and women's basketball teams have each started their seasons 4-0. The men's team defeated Morgan State 93-50, led by Jaxson Robinson, while the women's team overcame Wake Forest 67-44, with standout performances from Kailey Woolston and Lauren Gustin. Both teams are set for upcoming challenging matches in their respective tournaments.

Utah Bids Farewell to Pac-12 as Conference Dissolves Amid Shifts
The Pac-12 Conference's storied history in college football is ending, initiated by UCLA and USC's shift to the Big Ten and followed by other schools leaving for other conferences. Utah, once jubilant to join the Pac-12, now transitions to the Big 12, reflecting the changing landscape of college sports driven by strategic decisions and media deals.

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.
🎭 Woods Cross High School
WXHS Theater Presents “Lightning Thief”
November 30 - December 4, $5 general admission tickets are available at https://dsdgive.net/Location/714
Viewmont High School
Viewmont Player’s Theatre Company Presents “The 39 Steps” on November 16th - 20th Tickets available here.
Bountiful High School
BHS Performing Arts Presents “Newsies” December 1st - 9th
Tickets Available Here.
🦃 Davis School District Thanksgiving Break


👉 Got an Event you want listed here? Submit an Event!
Donate to the Bountiful Food Pantry This Thanksgiving!
Items needed:

Monetary Donations: Bountiful Food Pantry Donation Page.
Deliver Items: Bountiful Food Pantry - 480 East 150 North
Your small act of kindness can make a big difference this holiday season.
North Salt Lake
❄️ November 27th, 6:00 - 800pm Winter Lights Fest
City Hall - 10 E. Center St. NSL
😋 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
😋 Senior Lunch Brunch - Every 2nd Thursday at Noon
2297 S 1200 W - Lunch is always provided while you enjoy a speaker and musical entertainment
Fun Upcoming Workshops at the Rockin E Country Store: 👇👇👇
Farmington

Singer/Songwriter-Cori Connors
Cori Connors Holiday Concert Series:
November 25th - 7:00 p.m. Farmington Arts Center
November 27th - 7:00 p.m. Farmington Arts Center
🦉 November 24th, Friday - 6:30pm - 8:00pm
“Family of Owls”- Family Paint Night $25
Hands On Art 4 Everyone
1050 Suite 11 Shephard Lane, Farmington UT
This is a wonderful activity the whole family can enjoy together. It will be a HOOT for everyone to experience creating a piece of their own that fits perfectly together. Bring your family and friends for a wonderful time. No experience is required!
Centerville
🎄 November 27, 2023 @ 6pm - 8pm Festival of Lights
William R. Smith Park, 300 N 100 E Centerville UT
Enjoy an evening of Santa, fun, & refreshments.
🎅 November 27th - December 14th
Festival of Lights and Letters to Santa
On behalf of Santa and his Elves, Centerville City will be accepting letters to be sent to the north pole. Letters can be dropped off at the city office.
Bountiful
🎶 December 1 - 7:00 pm
Christmas With Skyward Symphony 120 W 1000 N, Bountiful
⭐ December 2, 10am - 2pm: Gingerbread Festival
Bountiful Davis Art Center
🎅 December 4, 11, 18 - Santa will be at the Bountiful Museum. Watch for hours and details. This is a FREE event!
📅 Other Upcoming Events:
🎄 November 29 to December 2 - The Festival of Trees: A Legacy of Love and Giving, Mountain America Expo Center
✨ November 29, 30 / December 1 & 2
Christkinofmarkt - This is The Place Heritage Park
December 7 - 23, 5:00pm - 9:00pm Candlelight Christmas - This Is The Place Heritage

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