Chuckle of the day:

Where do Ghosts buy their Halloween candy?
At the ghost-ery store! 

Kaysville Community Reminded of Safety After Unexpected Burglary Wave

In a peaceful corner of Kaysville, residents were recently taken aback by an unexpected string of burglaries. The usually quiet community experienced a wake-up call when a group of thieves made their way through the neighborhood, targeting multiple homes and vehicles.

According to the local police, five homes faced break-ins, two cars were stolen, and numerous others were rummaged through. The aftermath of the incident looked chaotic, with belongings scattered, evoking feelings of unease among the residents.

Footage from neighborhood surveillance cameras provided insights into the culprits. Authorities believe at least three individuals were involved. While most of the community was asleep during these incidents, some did catch noises but brushed them off as mere imaginations.

The real damage from this incident might not just be the loss of property, but the invaluable sense of security that residents once enjoyed. Continuous checks of security footage and unease throughout the night became a reality for some, a lingering effect of the unexpected intrusion.

However, there was a silver lining to the otherwise distressing event. During the day, a sharp-eyed youngster stumbled upon a stash of stolen items tucked away in a bush. Local officers hypothesize that the thieves might have discarded items they deemed unnecessary or couldn’t carry away.

Interestingly, while some doors had been left unlocked, making it easier for the thieves, the neighborhood isn't short on surveillance cameras. Optimistic officers are hopeful that with the ample footage available, it's only a matter of time before they can pinpoint the individuals responsible.

This event serves as a reminder to always ensure the safety of homes and vehicles, regardless of how serene a neighborhood may seem.

Day of Discovery: Hosted by Davis County Sheriff’s Office

Hello Neighbors!

The Davis County Sheriff’s Office were delighted to host the Davis Chamber of Commerce Leadership Institute. The visitors had a front-row seat to all the happenings at their office.

Here's a quick glimpse of the day:

- Victim Services: They walked attendees through their compassionate victim services program, showcasing the support they provide to our community.

- Online Safety: With the digital world ever-expanding, they gave some essential internet safety tips. Remember, better safe than sorry!

- A Chat with the Chair: Davis County Commission Chair, Lorene Kamalu, graced everyone with her presence and insights, leaving everyone all a bit wiser.

- Meet our K9 Team: Their K9 handlers put on quite the show with a lively demonstration. And guess what? You'll get to meet them too...

🎃 Trunk-or-Treat Special: Mark your calendars for October 27th! Members of their K9 team will be joining in on the spooky fun. So come, bring your little ghouls and boys, and enjoy some treats with the furry officers!

We hope to see many familiar (and some costumed) faces on the 27th! Until then, stay safe and connected.

Utah Explorers Navigate Unforseen conflict in Israel, Awaiting Safe Return

Travelers from Utah went on a journey through Israel with a tour group called "Israel Revealed". A few days into their trip in Tel Aviv, they experienced missile strikes nearby. Signs of military activity intensified around them, with reservists rushing to their bases and flight cancellations affecting their return home. Their tour guide ensured they visited safer regions in Israel. They got their daily updates from an English broadcast in Israel and had to skip certain locations due to conflicts. Eventually, they found a way out through a border crossing into Jordan, taking two hours. Now, they await a flight from Jordan to Europe and then to the U.S. They acknowledge the trip was beyond their usual comfort zone and are eager to return home.

📅 Bountiful: Meet the Candidates:
Wednesday, October 18th, 6:00 - 8:15pm
Meet & Greet 6:30pm, Forum: 7:00pm
Bountiful City Hall - 795 S. Main St.

City Council 2023 Election Candidates

Bountiful City

Centerville City

Farmington City

North Salt Lake

West Bountiful City

Woods Cross City

Come Visit Ken’s Pumpkin Patch

🎃 Hand-carved foam pumpkin display.
Like no other home display you will see around here!
Glowing from dusk until 10 pm through Halloween night.
1288 S Cannon Drive (15 E), in Farmington.

FREE to the public, but canned food donations for the
Bountiful food Pantry accepted! 🥫

Blonde Runner
⭐Upcoming Classes for Runners & Swimmers

Location: Bountiful Utah
Cost: $45 each class, Limited spots

RUNNING FORM CLASS
Monday October 23, 2023 6-7 pm

BEGINNER TRIATHLON CLASS (2 Class Sessions)
November 13th & 20th 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
—Triathlon overview including equipment, tools, fueling/nutrition, and workout plan basics to achieve optimal performance. Cycling & Running Skill will be covered.

POOL AND TRANSITION BASICS
Monday, Nov. 20th @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
—This class will cover pool and open water form, technique, drills and breathing. We’ll touch on beginner & transition basics. *optional, short pool instruction at the last portion of class.

👉Contact Coach Lora Erickson for more information

Live Your Dream Grants

Now through November 15th, Soroptimist International of Bountiful Davis invites head of household women to apply for a scholarship grant that will assist in offsetting technical certification, undergraduate expenses.

Scholarships are awarded in early 2024 following application completion. For additional information please reach out to Soroptimist International of Bountiful/Davis members at [email protected] 
or by calling 801-726-9670

👇Other Upcoming Events

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A Resounding Victory: Utah’s Uplifting Triumph Over Cal

In a pivotal game for the University of Utah, the team secured a 34-14 win against Cal, highlighting their potential for the season. Despite no conference championship on the line and a prior loss to Oregon State, Utah's performance showcased resilience and determination. Key players like Sione Vaki, with his 158 yards and two touchdowns, and Bryson Barnes, who executed 15 out of 21 attempts, stood out. Although there were moments of doubt, such as the targeting call on Cole Bishop, the team's defense successfully limited the Pac-12's second-leading rusher, Jadyn Ott, to just 46 yards. The game was a reflection of Utah's potential and signals optimism for future matches.

TCU Dominates with Backup Quarterback Hoover in 44 - 11 Victory Over BYU

In a dominant football showdown, TCU trounced BYU 44-11 at the Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas. TCU's backup quarterback, Josh Hoover, shone bright in his first start of the year, throwing for 439 yards and four touchdowns. In contrast, BYU's quarterback, Kedon Slovis, struggled, completing only 15-of-34 passes for 152 yards, an interception, and took three sacks. This big win for TCU comes after their successful last year where backup quarterback Max Duggan led them to the national championship game. BYU's defeat was a harsh welcome to the Big 12 for them, being their second-worst loss since Kalani Sitake took over, with the worst loss being against Wisconsin in 2017. The match also marked the first time TCU and BYU faced each other since 2011, with TCU continuing their winning streak.

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