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Getting Schooled

t might be true that school-school is still out for the last few weeks of summer, but FUN school--The Finishing School, featured on our cover--is definitely in session. And I want to go. Maybe there is something about a pile of raw, colorful elements that stirs the soul and entices it to create something. To make it and share it. At The Finishing School, this is displayed in ribbons and buttons and fabric and spatulas (oh my!)--an entire rainbow of them; at JOCO Gallery this is shown in the artistry and handiwork of John Carroll, through stone and metal and wood. The elements themselves are lovely to look at; the creation of them into something more is inspiring and beautiful... Be it fine art or cookie.

It's my own opinion that every person has an innate need to create things--that part of our inner make-up longs to leave things better than we found them. In this way, I think our creative sides are endless and not limited to specifically artsy raw elements. I like to do things with words; others are remarkable gardeners; still others leave their impressions on youth in positive ways. This is how it is for Officer Green, featured in this issue for his local work with fifth graders as the resident Draper DARE officer. I find, as a busy working mom heading back into an even busier, more structured and rigid school year, that I want to end my summer with a bang, and mimic the happy, helpful, creative people in these pages. And I'm going to start by turning to page 26 and following our local teenagers' examples of summer fun.

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Hometown Hero

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hile working in the overcrowded 10-story Los Angeles Twin Towers Correctional Facility, Police Officer Rulon Green witnessed humanity at its worst. As part of the emergency response team, he’d be the first to arrive during a riot, wearing a gas mask and helping to triage the wounded. He called it akin to stepping into a war zone. It was while working here that he noticed a common denominator among the gang members, drug dealers, thieves and murderers. “People aren’t ashamed to tell you why they are in jail. They’ll tell you everything that led up to their incarceration. Drug and alcohol abuse were at the root of their problem,” he recalls. After years spent seeing firsthand how drugs, alcohol and violence destroyed people’s lives, their families' lives and their communities, Green sought to focus on substance abuse prevention because, he says, arresting the same people each week wasn’t making the difference in what he wanted to accomplish as a police officer. When the opportunity arose to return to his home state and serve as a DARE officer in Draper, he “jumped at it.”

“It is something I am passionate about,” he says of DARE. “It is a program that is vital to the community and to our youth.” DARE, Drug Abuse Resistance Education, is a nationwide program with the objective to empower students to respect others and choose to lead lives free from violence, substance abuse, and other dangerous behaviors by teaching them good decision-making skills. Green—now in his 10th year as a police officer and his first year as Draper’s DARE/school resource officer—says the experience has changed him. He’s evolved from a cop handling the aftermath of prison riots and drive-by shootings in East LA to one walking into Draper’s classrooms with a stuffed animal ready to crack jokes, teach skits, and tell stories that relate to drug and bullying prevention. “Not a lot of people get to have that type of experience,” he says. “I’ve evolved into this person I never thought I’d be. I am very happy with who I have become.” Keeping up the energy necessary to visit six Draper elementary schools and engage fifth graders—who Green describes as “really sharp kids” —is challenging.

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“I’ve never been so nervous in my life to go in front of these kids and teach them,” he recalls of his first few classroom experiences. “I’ve had people with guns or knives on them, and it didn’t really faze me. But to go in and teach a class full of kids...It isn’t easy. My heart goes out to teachers who do this everyday.” Luckily, Green immediately gets kids’ attention with funny videos of his pet pig, Marilyn. “The kids perk up,” he says when they see her on his smartphone. “I cannot go into one class without someone asking, ‘How’s your pig?’” Marilyn, unfortunately, is too large to make a classroom appearance. “We were told she was a miniature pig and she’d only be 35 pounds,” Green recalls about when he and his wife, Allison, got her as a 11-pound piglet. But she grew. Now she’s a 200-pound pet who is house-trained and sleeps on a Great Dane dog bed. “I think of her as a gigantic housecat,” he says. “She likes to lay around.” Green says he loves to see students’ excitement for the DARE program and is impressed by their ability to retain the information. “I can see a difference in the kids from day one to graduation (from DARE)...The kids leave the program with knowledge and confidence. You can’t put a price on that type of experience.” There’s something else Green hopes to impart on his students, another common denominator he noticed back at the LA Correctional Facility—this one positive. When inmates did turn their lives around, they always did so with the support of a mentor or a loved one. He tells his DARE students that police officers, teachers and parents are there to support them should they need help. As for himself, Green says his support system comes from his wife and the Draper City Police Department. “Put whatever it is in front of me,” he says, “because I know I have their backing.”

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estled in a little red building next to Café Charleston on Pioneer Road sits our community’s first fine art gallery. Its name combines the first names of its husband and wife owners, John and Courtney Carroll. JOCO Gallery officially opened in June after John spent months upgrading the studio and building shelves to display his creations. Though small in size, the gallery is bursting with creativity. The Carroll family had been living in Palm Springs when they decided to relocate to Utah one year ago. John had been marketing his wares at various art shows. “I was kind of getting out of shows mentally, and a gallery is really the next step,” John said. They landed in Draper by “happenstance," finding a house that had fallen out of escrow. “I loved the home right away and loved the neighborhood. We pulled in and it was kind of like Mayberry with kids playing,” he said. John is from a military family that moved to Italy when John was young. He grew up in a traditional European town, off the military base, and the family took

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frequent trips to Venice and Florence. They also lived in the Netherlands and Germany before returning to the states to Reno. “I was packed with all this European culture, I was pretty much a European kid,” John said. After graduating from high school in Reno, he went to work at an auction house for antiques, a great learning experience for John. Then John’s family moved to Palm Springs, a place permeated by artists and designers. John got a job at a gallery there where he eventually became an apprentice, learning about art, working with artists and selling fine art. That European upbringing combined with exposure to antiques and art culminated in John becoming an artist himself. “There’s something freeing, therapeutic working with your hands. That’s what first made me really take the jump, that feeling,” he said. Finding the location for his gallery was also happenstance. He’d taken his kids to Café Charleston for Italian sodas. “I sat back and started to like the feel of the place. It felt European,” he said. Riding by one day on his bike, he noticed the building was vacant, so he spoke with the owners, and JOCO Gallery was born. John creates vessels, wall pieces, sculptures and custom work including but not limited to ceramics and woodwork such as tables. “My new phase is more the sculptures, modern,” he said. He’s mixed metals with ceramics, he’s found new woods to work with in Utah, and his ash glazing is his own recipe. “I’ve been getting better glaze results since moving here,” he said, indicating the unusual color. John creates his ceramics in the gallery but the welding and woodworking happen at his home. The gallery also sells jewelry from other artists. “Everything just worked out with us finding Draper. It couldn’t have been a better community. It feels like the creative inclination is different, I feel rejuvenated,” Carroll said.

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xtracurricular activities have been shown to provide students a multitude of benefits including a stronger mind, training in targeted skills, a wider social circle, time management skills, and exploration of interests. While it may seem difficult to squeeze any sort of extracurricular activity into the business of life these days, the benefits definitely pay off. The Finishing School of Draper provides a place to participate in a range of extracurricular activities and broaden your horizons. They teach the basic principles of cooking, sewing and art skills to children of all ages. Students are learning, making, and creating, while their skill level and self-confidence grows. To attest to The Finishing School’s creative learning atmosphere, students told us all about their fun experiences in classes and the new skills they have been able to take home and share with CONTINUED > family and friends.

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THE FINISHING SCHOOL (CON TI N U ED)

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Addi Cutler, Age 10, One Year with The Finishing School What do you like best about The Finishing school? “My favorite thing about The Finishing School classes is that they are FUN and I learn new things every time! I never like to miss a class!” Favorite sewing project completed? “My favorite sewing project is my quilt. It took me about five weeks to finish. I loved choosing the different fabrics and deciding how I wanted to put the pieces together.” Most valuable lesson learned while working with the sewing machine or serger? “The most important thing I have learned in sewing is that if the presser foot is not down, don't try to sew!” Which fabric do you enjoy working with the most? “I love the Minky fabric; it is hard to sew on, but it is so soft and I love it.” What is your favorite thing you have made in cooking class? “My favorite things we made in cooking class were the soft pretzels and the pumpkin spice doughnut holes.” Do you prefer cooking meals or baking treats? “I like to make treats more than making meals, because they are yummy to eat!” If you were a chef, what type of restaurant would you work at, and who would be your sous chef? “If I had a restaurant, I would want it to be a bakery, and my best friend Amanda would be my sous chef. We love to bake together!” What have you learned to make in cooking class that you have made at home for your family? “I made some cookies for my family that I learned to make in cooking class. My family loved them, and they were so impressed that I knew how to do all the measurements and the different steps to make them.”

Amanda Sullivan, Age 10, One Year with The Finishing School What do you like best about The Finishing school? “My favorite thing about the Finishing School is seeing the teachers each week. They are awesome and help me so much!” Favorite sewing project completed? “My favorite project that I have finished is my quilt. It took me about four weeks to complete. It is super comfy and soft.” Most valuable lesson learned while working with the sewing machine or serger? “I have learned to always keep the preset foot down or your project will turn out crazy!” Which fabric do you enjoy working with the most? The least? “My favorite fabric is the regular cotton and my least favorite is the fuzzy fabrics, because they are hard to work with.” What is your favorite thing you have made in cooking class?“I loved making donuts because it was fun to put them in the fryer.” Do you prefer cooking meals or baking treats? “I like to cook meals because I feel like it will really prepare me for my future.” If you were a chef, what type of restaurant would you work at? “I would want to own a lunch place that serves soups and salads.” What have you learned to make in cooking class that you have made at home for your family? “I have baked cupcakes and cookies for my family. They always turn out yummy and everyone is impressed with my new skills.” 18

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“MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT THE FINISHING SCHOOL CLASSES IS THAT THEY ARE FUN AND I LEARN NEW THINGS EVERY TIME!”

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THE FINISHING SCHOOL (CON TI N U ED)

YOUTH CLASSES IN COOKING, SEWING, AND ART ARE OFFERED YEAR-ROUND, AS WELL AS OCCASIONAL ADULT COOKING AND SEWING CLASSES. ADDITIONALLY, THE FINISHING SCHOOL HOSTS CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAY PARTIES, AND OTHER GROUP ACTIVITIES. CONSIDER A CUPCAKE PARTY, CHEF FOR A DAY PARTY, ARTS AND CRAFTS PARTY OR A TEA PARTY FOR YOUR CHILD’S NEXT BIRTHDAY BASH! THE FINISHING SCHOOL ALSO OFFERS BATTLE PARTIES LIKE CHOPPED, CUTTHROAT KITCHEN, AND CUPCAKE WARS, BASED ON THE FOOD NETWORK SHOWS.

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JOEY, MADDIE, LOLA, & RUBY

Joey, Maddie, Lola, & Ruby Joey Garrett, Age 12, Six Months with The Finishing School What do you like best about The Finishing school? “That you get to take the project home.” Favorite sewing project completed? “I made a quilt! it is super soft. It took me six classes to complete and I have enjoyed it the most! I loved how many fabric choices there were!” Most valuable lesson learned while working with the sewing machine or serger? “To never sew when there is no fabric under the foot of the needle!” Which fabric do you enjoy working with the most? The least? “I love the Minky fabrics because they are soooo soft. My least favorite fabric is also the Minky, because it is hard to sew!” What is your favorite thing you have made in cooking class? “I liked making the popsicles the best! There were so many different combinations we could do in one day and they were all delicious!” Do you prefer cooking meals or baking treats? “Baking goodies! Because it is way more fun and I enjoy eating them!” If you were a chef, what type of restaurant would you work at, and who would be your sous chef? “I would be a dessert chef because I love making sweets. My sous chef would probably be my friend Ashlyn, because she is super fun to work with.” What have you learned to make in cooking class that you have made at home for your family? “I made homemade tortilla chips and homemade salsa for my family. My family ate them up!”

Madeline Ross, Age 13, Six Months with The Finishing School What do you like best about The Finishing school? “It's one of my favorite things I do! I look forward to my classes each week! Stephanie and Diana are the best, and I've learned so much from both of them!” Favorite sewing project completed? “My reversible apron! It took me three classes to finish! I liked how it was challenging and it ended up looking really cute!” Most valuable lesson learned while working with the sewing machine or serger? “Most valuable lesson is to make sure you put the foot pedal down!” Which fabric do you enjoy working with the most? The least? “My favorite fabric is cotton, I used it to make my pajama pants! My least favorite is the Minky, it shifts while you're sewing, I made three rice bags using the minky!” What is your favorite thing you have made in cooking class? “I loved the April fools day treats! We made "hamburgers" out of Nilla wafers, grasshopper cookies, and frosting, and "French fries" out of poundcake!” Do you prefer cooking meals or baking treats? “I love baking treats! They are so yummy!” If you were a chef, what type of restaurant would you work at, and who would be your sous chef? “I would work at a bakery and make all sorts of yummy treats for people! My sous chef would be Lola!” What have you learned to make in cooking class that you have made at home for your family? “I made the cheesecake bites and my Mom served them at her book club she hosted! They were a hit! We put Cadbury eggs on the top!”

Lola Garrett, Age 13, Six Months with The Finishing School What do you like best about The Finishing school? “We get to sew whatever we want and bring it home or give it as gifts! We get to eat what we make and bring it home to share. We also started a cookbook for ourselves to add to at home.” Favorite sewing project completed? “My favorite sewing project was a full-length, reversible kitchen apron with sliding ties. The sliding ties make it possible to fit anyone. It only took me three classes. I made mine with a fabric with pineapple prints!” Most valuable lesson learned while working with the sewing machine or serger? “To never play with any of the buttons or dials on the sewing machine, unless you understand what they do!” Which fabric do you enjoy working with the most? The least? “I like the Minky fabric the best! It makes really fun blankets and pillows. My least favorite fabric is felt.” What is your favorite thing you have made in cooking class? “I liked making the ravioli from scratch! It was so cool! I also like that we could make foods from other countries!” Do you prefer cooking meals or baking treats? “I like making the meals because they are delicious recipes and I can use them at home and in the future.” If you were a chef, what type of restaurant would you work at, and who would be your sous chef? “I would be a pastry chef because I love to share treats with others! My sous chef would be my friend Maddie who I took The Finishing School classes with!” What have you learned to make in cooking class that you have made at home for your family? “I made a delicious Yakisoba Japanese dish! My mom loved it!”

Ruby Winget, Age 12, Three Months with The Finishing School What do you like best about The Finishing school? “The teachers' funny jokes.” Favorite sewing project completed? “I love my backpack. It took about five classes to complete and it holds a lot of stuff.” Most valuable lesson learned while working with the sewing machine or serger? “Be patient. Speed isn't the key, accuracy is.” Which fabric do you enjoy working with the most? The least? “I love to work with flannel. I do not like working with Minky because it stretches.” What is your favorite thing you have made in cooking class? “The taquitos were amazing.” Do you prefer cooking meals or baking treats? “Baking treats because I have a sweet tooth.” If you were a chef, what type of restaurant would you work at, and who would be your sous chef? “A steak house because it brings in lots of money and my friend Macie Granger would be my sous chef because we work well together and she always makes me laugh.” What have you learned to make in cooking class that you have made at home for your family? “I make the parmesan edamame all the time. My family loves it!” NORA, SYDNEY, ELISE, LILA & SOPHIE

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THE FINISHING SCHOOL (CON TI N U ED)

Nora Balderson (L) and Sophie Balderson(R), with fellow students Sydney Martindale, Elise Martindale and Lila Canter

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Nora Balderson, Age 8, Six Months with The Finishing School What do you like best about The Finishing school? “My favorite thing about the finishing school is the teachers because they are so nice and make everything so fun!” What is your favorite thing you have made in cooking class? “My favorite thing I made in cooking class was the Irish soda bread for St. Patrick's Day. It was so yummy and I loved that we dyed it green! I also learned to make roasted chicken and vegetables in class, it was really good!” What have you learned to make in cooking class that you have made at home for your family? “I made the Irish soda bread again at home for my family and they loved it and couldn't believe that I made it!"

Sophie Balderson, Age 10, Six Months with The Finishing School What do you like best about The Finishing school? “My favorite thing about The Finishing School is how the teachers are all nice and make cooking and sewing fun to do!” Favorite sewing project completed? “My favorite sewing project was a pillow I made for my dad for Father's Day. He loved it! It took me about a half-hour to make it.” Most valuable lesson learned while working with the sewing machine or serger? “The most important lesson I learned in sewing is that the serger cuts the fabric as it sews it, so you have to be careful with the fabric!” What is your favorite thing you have made in cooking class? “My favorite thing from cooking class was the Irish soda bread. It was really fun to make it and I loved that it was green for St. Patrick's Day. The Irish butter was so good too!” Do you prefer cooking meals or baking treats? “I like cooking treats more than cooking meals, because when you make treats, whatever you make is good!” If you were a chef, what type of restaurant would you have? “If I had a restaurant, I would want to own a pastry shop!” What have you learned to make in cooking class that you have made at home for your family? “I have made lots of things at home for my family that I learned to make in class. I made Irish soda bread, cookies, and roast chicken and vegetables.” 22

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Summer ULTIMATE

Local Teens Share Their Best Summer Day Ever

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CORNER CANYON HIGH SCHOOL, JUNIOR "I truly love spending time on and around the trails in Corner Canyon and on South Mountain here in Draper. I think my perfect day would start out with scenic run or hike with my friends and teammates on our high school Cross Country team. We're given an amazing opportunity to have the Rocky Mountains right in our backyard and I think that a lot of us take that for granted."

McKenzie Stokes ALTA HIGH SCHOOL, FRESHMAN "I love to hike to the Bear Canyon suspension bridge with my friends. I also love long boarding on the Draper trails. Anything outdoors and active is my favorite!"

Shyler Naegle CORNER CANYON HIGH SCHOOL, JUNIOR "My perfect summer day would includ just being around my friends and enjoying a dip in the pool. We normally hang around the Draper Pool but we also hit up everyone's personal pools. I enjoy Draper in the summer especially when Draper throws awesome activities!" 26

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Anna Petersen CORNER CANYON HIGH SCHOOL, JUNIOR "In the summer I really love to hang out with friends and cool off in the pool. Swimming is one of my favorite activities and with my crazy crew of friends, it is always an adventure. We come up with new games and ways to mess around, I always enjoy being with them in the water."

Amanda Hagen CORNER CANYON HIGH SCHOOL, SENIOR "Hi I'm Amanda and I enjoy swimming in the summer. I literally will go anywhere to swim; I love it!! It's always so fun to be able to spend time with my friends and get some exercise in as well!!"

Kate Henriod ALTA HIGH SCHOOL, JUNIOR "My perfect summer day would be going to the sand dunes in Utah with my friends, [and] probably buy some treats and ice cream on the way. And then when it gets dark we all stargaze and have a fire! :)"

Maddie Woodward CORNER CANYON HIGH SCHOOL, FRESHMAN "This summer I have loved boating with my friends, swimming, and four-wheeling in the mountains."

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Water & Woods

Respecting Rattlesnakes ARTICLE MARY ETHERINGTON

AWARENESS, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT

n 18 year old male, bit by a rattlesnake in Corner Canyon’s Movie Rocks area in June, was airlifted from the incident location to a nearby trailhead parking lot. He was in stable enough condition to be transported to Utah Valley Hospital by his mom. The teen, hiking on the upper portion of the Ghost Falls trail around 5 PM, heard a snake rattling. He paused to look around, only to discover he was right next to the rattlesnake. When he moved to avoid the snake it struck him in the ankle. Fortunately, one fang entered his ankle and one his shoe. The teen had his cell phone and was able to call 911. Emergency personnel contacted the teen’s parents. The teen’s mom used her AT&T Family Map app to locate her son and provided a screenshot of that information to rescuers, aiding them in locating the teen’s position on the trail. AWARENESS

Utah’s most common rattlesnake is the Great Basin rattlesnake. Rattlesnakes are important predators for Utah's ecosystem. They control the rodent population. Killing or harassing one is illegal and could result in a misdemeanor and fine. Of the 7,000-8,000 people treated for snakebites yearly in the U.S., around five will die. The reality is, snakes are not aggressive creatures. A rattlesnake can sense that humans are too big to be a food source. As “cold-blooded” reptiles, rattlesnakes rely on outside heat sources, preferring periods of activity in temperatures between 70 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. In cold weather, they take shelter underground or in caves to communally burrow and become inactive. Sergeant Loken (Division of Wildlife Services) tells of a group of scouts who found a snake, picked it up and passed it around when the final boy was bit. The leader realized it was a baby rattler, the boy was treated, and a lesson was learned. Loken explains that a baby rattlesnake has an enlarged head vs. neck size, and a black shiny button at the tip of their tail; a non-venomous snake, like a harmless juvenile gopher snake, has similar markings, but a long slender tail that ends in a point. Safety classes are offered through Utah Rattlesnake Avoidance and Scales and Tales Utah.

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PREVENTION

Giving a snake plenty of space is key to avoiding problems. Wildlife.Utah.gov suggests: • Watch where you step, sit, and place your hands. • Remain calm. Do not panic. • Do not try to kill the snake. Doing so is illegal and greatly increases your chance of being bitten. Keeping snakes out of your yard: • Remove brush, wood, rock and junk piles. • Control rodents. Bird feeders and water are two of their main draws. • Avoid scaring away harmless snake species that can deter rattlesnakes from wandering through. • Snake repellent effectiveness is unknown. TREATMENT

Call for emergency help right away. It is crucial to respond quickly and get to a hospital for treatment. Remain calm and do not run, but move slowly to keep venom from circulating to the chest and brain. If possible: • Wash with soap and water. • Keep the area still and lower than the heart. • Cover with a clean, cool compress or a moist dressing to ease swelling and discomfort. • Monitor breathing and heart rate. • Remove all rings, watches, and constrictive clothing, in case of swelling. • Draw a circle around the area and mark the time of the bite and the initial reaction. Try to redraw the circle around the site marking the progression of time. • It is helpful to remember what the snake looks like, its size, and the type of snake if you know it. • Do not apply a tourniquet or suck out the venom, ice or immerse the wound in water, drink alcohol or caffeinated beverages, or pick up the snake or try to trap it.

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• A pair of puncture marks at the wound • Redness and swelling around the bite • Severe pain at the site of the bite • Nausea and vomiting • Labored breathing (in extreme cases, breathing may stop altogether) • Disturbed vision • Increased salivation and sweating • Numbness or tingling around the face and/or limbs

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Deaths due to snakebites in the U.S. have been rare since antivenom treatments have been around since the 1950’s. Bites can require as little as three doses to as many as dozens. Most hospitals do not stock antivenom. Lone Peak Hospital ER shares that the antivenom is pricey, needs to be stored carefully, and would most likely expire. Alta View Hospital says antivenom can be couriered to the hospital in twenty minutes. St. Mark’s Hospital says they would transport patients to the U to have the bite fully treated. Intermountain Medical Center and the University of Utah Hospital are equipped to treat the highest level of trauma and are the only hospitals in Utah certified as "Level 1 Trauma Centers." If you find a rattlesnake, give it space and skip the selfie unless you want to risk paying for it.

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aseball is Jon Clifford’s passion. In June, he hung up his Southeast Valley Baseball Association (SVBA) President’s cap after four years volunteering to lead the league. But he’s only retiring from the job of president, not getting away from the game completely, because that little white ball with red stitching and the game that goes with it are his favorite pastime. Clifford was raised in Downey, CA, near Los Angeles. “I was a Dodger fan when I was super young and they went to the World Series,” he said. Though neither of his parents were interested in sports, Clifford was “attracted to anything with a ball” at an early age. He began watching baseball on TV, collecting the cards, and playing little league. “It has always been my favorite sport,” he said. Because of young Clifford’s interest in baseball, his dad learned the sport. “He wanted to be a part of my life, so he watched, learned and became a coach,” Clifford said. Clifford played little league and rec-league his elementary through high school years. He met his wife, Cielo, playing softball in college at Cal State University Fullerton. Their boys, Jake and Preston, both play and that led Clifford to finding SVBA. Clifford came to Utah 11 years ago for a job with the Salt Lake Tribune after having worked for the Palm Beach Post, the Los Angeles Daily News and the New York Daily News. Always in newspaper sports departments, Clifford has been a part of journalism teams recognized with awards from the Associated Press.

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August EVERY TUESDAY, 10 AM

AUGUST 5-6 JUNIOR OLYMPIC FUTSAL CHAMPIONSHIPS SPORTS CITY The NAFF is proud to announce the first annual Junior Olympic Futsal Championships. This event is open for any teams in North America

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Kids 12 and under are invited to join in on fun farm activities! Activities are held outside, weather pending, and include crafts, meeting farm

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MOONLIGHT MADNESS SALE AND BEACH PARTY

EVERY SUNDAY

GARDNER VILLAGE Come where the surf’s up and the prices are down. Shake those hula

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Every Sunday, from 9 to 10 A.M., local yoga studios host free yoga in Draper

shop amazing sales, find crazy coupons and win fun prizes!

Historic Park. After the om, take time to explore Draper’s historic neighborhood with a stroll down Fort Street and a coffee from Food For Thought.

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AUGUST 7 CELTIC CELEBRATION DRAPER AMPHITHEATER

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bike rodeo and animal safety--just to name a few. Free to the public.

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AUGUST 11-13 9TH ANNUAL CRAFT LAKE CITY DIY FESTIVAL

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From the hip, gastronomic scenes of downtown SLC and Park City to

Sea features specialty drinks expertly paired with small plates along

the traditional ethnic offerings of the West Side's diverse community,

with entertainment. Stroll through the galleries at your own pace,

the Wasatch is home to some of the greatest and most diverse food in

sipping your favorite cocktail, beer, or non-alcoholic beverage and

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