Marriott-Slaterville City History November 2014 Marriott-Slaterville Monthly History November 2014 The first of November saw high winds sweep through the state and nearly 18,000 residents in Northern Utah were left without power as a wet and windy cold front swept through. Then around the middle of the month an early winter storm brought the season's first major snowfall along the Wasatch Front, with temperatures about 10 degrees colder than normal the first half of the month. However, November ended on a balmy note with Black Friday's high of 66 degrees tying the mark set in 1932 record for the hottest November 28 on record. Each year residents have an opportunity to nominate a person or business in the community for our annual awards. November is the time to recognize someone for going above and beyond as a neighbor, business, leader, youth, or volunteer. Nominations were accepted by the Mayor for the following: > The Good Neighbor Award - nominate a neighbor or business that is an exemplary example. > Elna Lucas Community Culture/History Award - nominate a person who has contributed to our local community history or culture. > H. Orvil Holley Youth Leadership Award - nominate an outstanding youth. > Darrell Meacham Community Service Award - nominate an extraordinary volunteer. Nominations, with a short supporting statement, were submitted to the City by the deadline of December 4th. Santa Clause will be coming directly from the North Pole to visit Marriott-Slaterville City on Saturday, December 13 from 9:00 am to 11:00 am at the City offices. Breakfast will be ser The cost is $3.00 for adults and $2.00 for children age 12 and under. Fall can come and go quickly in our climate, so that means winter weather may soon be upon us. Please drive with caution and remember that it is illegal to park on the sides of the road during and after snowstorms because Weber County will be plowing the roads. Any vehicles parked on the roadside during or after a snowstorm may be towed or ticketed at the owner's expense. Weber County will plow the most traveled roads first. Subdivisions and lesser traveled roads will be plowed last. Homeowners and business owners with sidewalks are responsible to remove the snow from the sidewalks within 24-hours after a snowstorm. Please remove your garbage cans from the road as soon as possible after collection. For other winter tips and information, please visit www.weather.com. Another reminder that all parks have been winterized and are closed for reservations until April 15th.