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Local News:

• 🚨Juvenile Airlifted After Tree Fall in Kaysville

• 💧Bountiful Outdoor Watering Restrictions Now in Effect

• 🚧 Overnight Road Closures Planned Near Shepard Lane

• 🔥 Rocky Mountain Power Warns of Possible Summer Shutoffs

☀️Wellness Wednesday with Erin - 🌿 Your Body Keeps Score

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🚨 Juvenile Airlifted After Tree Fall in Kaysville

A juvenile was airlifted to a trauma center Sunday night after falling more than 25 feet from a tree at Hess Farms Park in Kaysville. First responders arrived around 8 PM and found the patient in critical but stable condition before requesting University of Utah AirMed transport. 👉 Read More

💧Bountiful Outdoor Watering Restrictions Now in Effect

Bountiful City has announced new outdoor watering restrictions for residents who use culinary (drinking) water for lawns, gardens, and landscaping. The rules are aimed at protecting water supplies during ongoing drought conditions and lower well levels. From May 15 through Sept. 15, properties are limited to three watering days per week based on address numbers, with no watering allowed on Wednesdays or between 1 PM and 6 PM.

Even-numbered addresses may water Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. Odd-numbered addresses may water Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday. Run times are also capped at 20 minutes for spray heads and 40 minutes for rotor systems.

Residents who violate the restrictions could face escalating fines, starting with a written warning and reaching up to service shutoff for repeated violations.
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🚧 Overnight Road Closures Planned Near Shepard Lane

Drivers in Farmington should plan for overnight road closures beginning Thursday, May 28 through Saturday, May 30 as crews complete pavement sealing and striping near the Shepard Lane interchange project. Portions of 1500 West, 1290 North, East Shepard Lane, Frontage Road, North Station Lane, and Innovator Drive will close nightly at 9 PM and reopen by 7 AM each morning.

Residents nearby may notice extra noise, dust, truck traffic, and vibrations during overnight construction hours. Drivers are encouraged to follow posted detour routes and allow extra travel time in the area.

Overnight closures and detours could impact late-night commutes and access around one of Farmington’s busiest growing corridors.

🔥 Rocky Mountain Power Warns of Possible Summer Shutoffs

🔥 Rocky Mountain Power says it’s prepared to temporarily shut off electricity in high-risk areas this wildfire season if weather conditions become too dangerous. The utility says extreme heat, dry conditions, and Utah’s record-low snowpack have increased the risk of fast-moving fires across the state.

Officials say customers would receive advance notice — potentially 48 hours ahead — before any “Public Safety Power Shutoff” events. The move is designed to prevent sparks from power lines during high winds or active fire conditions.

For South Davis residents, that could mean planned outages during peak fire danger days this summer, especially near foothill and wildfire-prone areas. 👉 Read More

🌿Your Body Keeps Score

Your body is constantly communicating with you. Tight shoulders, fatigue, headaches, irritability, trouble sleeping — these aren’t signs that you’re failing. They’re signals that your body may need care, rest, and support.

✨ Wellness Tip:
Instead of asking yourself, “What’s wrong with me?”
Try asking: “What is my body trying to tell me?”

That simple shift moves you from judgment into awareness — and awareness is where healing begins.

Take a few moments today to check in with yourself.
Slow your breathing. Stretch your body. Drink more water. Rest when needed.

Your body is not working against you.
It’s working hard to bring you back into balance. 💜

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💪 ALYZE Health’s grand opening is officially set for June 1, and Bountiful residents will finally get a first look inside the new wellness club. The ribbon cutting runs from 11 AM–1 PM with tours, team meet-and-greets, and demos of everything from cold plunges and saunas to Pilates and red light therapy. 👉 Learn More
The new facility will also offer 24/7 gym access and recovery-focused amenities designed to bring a luxury wellness experience closer to home. Early members should watch their inbox for opening-day details and updates.

🏐 Local Pro Volleyball Player Offering Private Training - A local athlete is helping volleyball players level up this summer with private lessons and strength training sessions. Whitney McEwan, a professional volleyball player and certified personal trainer, recently announced she’s available to work with athletes looking to improve skills, confidence, explosiveness, and overall performance on the court. Contact by email to learn more or set up a session Email: [email protected]
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🎤 TEDxBountiful Tickets Now Available - TEDxBountiful is returning with an evening of inspiring talks, fresh ideas, and local voices sharing stories from a wide range of fields. The event will be held June 6th at Mueller Park Junior High and organizers say the goal is to spark meaningful conversations and new perspectives right here in the community. 👉 See Details

Here’s a couple of Summer Kids Cooking Class Opportunities:

• North Salt Lake - 🧑‍🍳 Kids Cooking Class Has Open Spots - Young chefs in Bountiful still have a chance to join a local kids cooking class focused on fun, confidence, and hands-on kitchen skills. Along with making tasty treats, kids will learn kitchen safety, teamwork, independence, and healthy cooking habits in a supportive environment. 🍕🍎✨ 👉 See Post
  

• Bountiful - 🍳 Kids Cooking Classes with “Prepped! By Em!”

  Bountiful small business owner Emery Suarez is serving up a fun summer activity for local kids with hands-on cooking classes. Kids will learn kitchen basics, make age-friendly recipes, and build confidence while having fun in the kitchen this summer. Perfect for parents looking for creative ways to keep kids busy and learning during break! 👉 See Post

📚 Older teen and adult readers have a new summer challenge in Downtown Bountiful. Pick up a “Summer Reading Bookmark” at the Book Garden, read 10 books and buy 10 books between June 1 and Aug. 31, and earn a free slice from Lucky Slice Pizza. 👉 See Post

📣 Bountiful High Cheer Collecting Donations

Bountiful High Cheer is gathering gently used items like clothing, shoes, hats, towels, purses, and backpacks to support Big Brothers Big Sisters. Local residents and businesses can DM Corianne Wilson Kourbelas to arrange pickup. It’s an easy way for Bountiful neighbors to clear out extras while supporting a good cause. 👉 See Post

🎭 Woods Cross High Theater Camp Returns This Summer! June 8–11

The Woods Cross High School Theater Department is hosting a “Heroes & Villains” themed theater camp for incoming 1st–9th graders. Kids will enjoy theater games, songs, and scenes while building confidence and creativity. Cost is $60 and includes a camp t-shirt. Register by May 19 to guarantee a spot and shirt.
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🏫 Summer Lunch 🍎 

Free summer lunches for all kids 18 & under will be available June 1 – July 23 at select Davis School District schools — including Adelaide Elementary and Meadowbrook Elementary in Bountiful, and Centerville Elementary in Centerville. Meals are served Monday–Thursday from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM with no registration or income requirements needed.

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