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    Football game is at Maxwell this Friday

    The Ogden High School varsity football game against Collins-Maxwell-Baxter this Friday, Sept. 3 will be played at Mawell instead of Baxter. Game time has been changed to 7:30 p.m.


    Invite all to open house at One to One Physical Therapy Thursday, Sept. 2
    Shantel Smith and her mother, Cheryl Hascall, are shown in the gym area in the new One to One Physical therapy facility located just outside the city limits on Old Highway 30. -Ogden Reporter photo
    Shantel Smith extends an open invitation to all to attend an open house Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at her new One to One Physical Therapy facility at 758 216th Drive, which is just outside the Ogden city limits on Old Highway 30.

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    Renovations are underway for emergency family shelter
    Youth from nearby Hidden Acres Camp contributed a day of community service work. Their duties that day included unloading boxes of floor tile, painting and clearing weeds around the exterior. Above, EV Free Church Conference Superintendent (top of stairs)
          WITH THE generosity of community members and businesses, burdens of the homeless in Boone County may soon be lightened.

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    Bulldogs snap 11 game losing streak
    There was plenty to cheer about Friday as the Ogden Bulldogs snapped an 11 game losing streak. SEE SPORTS


    Offer reward for info. on vandalism at City Park
          A $100 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person(s) responsible for damage to a piece of playground equipment at City Park that occurred the week of August 2, 2010. If you have any information, please contact the Ogden Police Department.


    Ogden grads reunited in D.C.
    John Heineman, left, Keith Hunter and John Harrison, who attended high school together, but now live in three different communities, were united once again as part of the final Honor Flight that left Des Moines Thursday, Aug. 19. For Hunter of Des Moines, it was his first trip to Washington, D.C. Heineman still resides in Ogden while Harrison makes his home in Boone. -Photo provided


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    HIGHLIGHTS
    TOP STORIES
      Invite all to open house at One to One Physical Therapy Thursday, Sept. 2
      Renovations are underway for emergency family shelter
    OGDEN BULLDOG SPORTS
      Bulldogs spot Van Meter 14 points; lose 34-26
      Bulldogs host CC opener Thursday at Don Williams
      Field goal at buzzer lets Ogden win, 24-21
    POLICE/COURTS
      Sheriff's Report: Aug. 23 - Aug. 29, 2010
      Police Report: Aug. 23 - Aug. 29, 2010
    OBITUARIES
      DENNIS "MAC" HARTEN
      NORMAN K. LIESKE

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