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Show Page 12 The Ogden Valley news Volume XXII Issue VII June 1, 2014 Snowcrest Skyhawks of the Month Valley Students Spend Day Hiking and Providing The April Skyhawks of the Month are Snowcrest students who have been selected by their teachers based on “Leadership.” The “Skyhawks” were invited to eat lunch in the conference room, and played a game identifying old and new cartoon characters. Teachers vote on students in every department, and there is one boy and one girl selected from each grade, who is then recognized as “Skyhawk of the Month” for their excellence above and beyond. Congratulations to the following students: Community Service: Essay winners also announced Forest Service while also pulling dyer’s woad and collecting trash along the trail. CFOV sponsored the hikes and this was the 15th hike The Valley Elementary sixth-grade hikes they have hosted. Students hiked both Tuesday, this year were great, and the effort by the May 13 and Wednesday, May 14. Kudos to the teachers and students, and all students was outstanding! The weather was perfect; it could not have been better. Students who helped with this year’s outing. Winners of this year’s accompanying hiked the Pineview West Trail from the yacht club to the North Fork Trail Head parking Community Foundation of Ogden Valley’s lot and then the Eden pathway to Valley (CFOV) essay contest were Anderson Songer, Elementary School. They learned about the Luke Froerer, Hannah Hill, Bryce Ferrin, Tanna Bradley, Morlie Hayes, McCady Creager, Josh Argyle, Hudson Mendoza, and Graham Bailey. Each student essay winner was awarded $25 in cash to keep, and a $25 Mountain Maggie Check to donate to their favorite CFOV non-profit. Front Row: Sydney Christopherson - 7th Grade Skyhawk; Logan Rumsey - CTE 7; Jace Durrant Mountain Maggie - English 7; Hank Bushell - Keyboarding 7; Christopher Haaser - 7th Grade Skyhawk. awarded the cash Back Row: Marielle Shupe - Math 8; Marah Harris - Spanish I; Jason Peterson - English 9; Sadie and checks to the Richardson - English 8; Ethan Kendric - 8th Grade Skyhawk; Augustus Verhaal - Science 8, Skyler students at an Crookston - Social Studies 7. awards ceremony held May 23. Student essays will be printed in above, CFoV representative Marion Horna of eden talks to Valley students upcoming issues about the dyer’s woad and trash they collected during the sixth-grade Valley of The Ogden elementary hike held May 13 at the north arm trailhead parking lot. Valley news. Utah State Law Required Property Owners to Eradicate Dyer’s Woad from Property Front Row: Adam Mortenson - Spanish III; Jordan Gunderson - 8th Grade Skyhawk; Hannah Southwick - Spanish II; Colton Montgomery - PE 7. Not pictured is Cole Huenke - Manufacturing 9. Back Row: Keaton Green - Geography 9; Cameron Kinmont - 9th Grade Skyhawk; Eleana Witt - Computer Tech 9; Alyssa Williams - 9th Grade Skyhawk; Brayden Roberts - Social Studies 8; Anne Nilson - PE 8/9; Johnathan Nunn - Foods 9. Dyer’s woad isn’t just a nuisance. According to the State of Utah’s Administrative Code under the Utah Noxious Weed Act, it is a Class B, “declared noxious weed not native to the state of Utah that poses a threat to the state, and should be considered a high priority for control (R68-9-2).” To eradicate state-listed noxious weeds, the state has given counties the duty to post public notice of state law “that it is the duty of every property owner to control and prevent the spread of noxious weeds on any land in his possession, or under his control, and shall serve as a warning that if he fails to comply with this notice, enforced weed-control measures may be imposed at the direction of county authorities (R68-9-6 (1)).” The law continues, “. . . if a County Weed Board determines that definite weed control measures are required to control noxious weeds on a particular property, the Board shall cause an individual notice to be served upon the owner or the person in possession of said property, giving specific instructions concerning when and how the noxious weeds are to be controlled within a specified period of time. The individual notice shall also inform the property owner or operator of legal action which may be taken against him if he fails to comply with said notice. If it is deemed advisable, the Board of County Commissioners may cause noxious weeds to be controlled on a particular property and any expenses incurred by the county shall be paid by the owner of record or the person in possession of the property. A notice shall be provided such person, showing an itemized cost statement of the labor and material necessarily used in the work of said control measures. This notice shall also state that the expense constitutes a lien against the property and shall be added to the general taxes (R689-6 (2-3)).” For more information on state –listed noxious weeds, and help in determining how to eliminate them from your property, please visit www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/code/r068/r068009.htm and/or <www.co.weber.ut.us/weeds/> Subscriptions available for out of area residents at $18.00 annually. 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