Marriott-Slaterville City History November 2014 ages 41 and 47, were taken by ambulance to McKay-Dee Hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening. One of the trucks crashed through the concrete barrier in the median. Both semis came to a rest sprawled across northbound 1-15, completely shutting traffic down in that direction until about 1:10 am. A semi-truck was recovered Monday morning, November 24, 2014 behind the High Country Inn in Marriott-Slaterville after it was reported stolen the day before. The vehicle was found with its doors, mirrors and headlights stripped away. The Weber County Sheriff's Department is investigating the theft. An article in the Standard Examiner featured AmeriCorps member and Marriott-Slaterville City resident Erin Spencer, helping Jannetty Alvarez with her reading homework at the "Give Me A Chance" afterschool program. Volunteers, mostly from Weber State University, help about 35 kids each day with math and literacy. Give Me A Chance is a Catholic charity administered by the Daughters of Charity, an order of sisters whose mission is to serve the poor. Another Standard Examiner article was about a new hotline established specifically for teenagers throughout Weber County which will help students look out for their friends. Appropriately named FRIENDS Hotline, it is designed to receive text messages from any junior high or high school students in the Ogden and Weber school districts who wish to anonymously communicate with police about any number of concerns, including bullying, sexual harassment, depression, suicide risk, vandalism, drug abuse and more. Bailey DeVries was shown in a picture talking with Fremont High School students about the new hotline.