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Layton may soon beat Ogden in population
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Litttle Layton | 8:17 a.m. Oct. 17, 2007
When I was in High School they would not report the scores for our games because
we were just a little farming community. I live out of state now and when I come
home Layton does not feel like home unless I am in my parents yard. I think it
is sad. With "big city" Layton has now all the problems of the city. I
wish it would have stayed untouched and small. It was a wonderful place to be a
child with hay fields to play in. We knew almost everyone in town. I would not
like to raise a child there now. When I come home I feel unsafe as I see all the
problems the city has acquired with its growth. I am not excited that it is
growing. Oh, well......
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I remember | 11:44 a.m. Oct. 17, 2007
I remember Layton being the small city that "Little Layton" described.
It is really weird to go around and remember what used to fields and now see
Walmart or other buildings in their place. Now I live in Logan as a college
student. It's nice having the selection of shopping and eating, but I still
liked the old days too. It's just funny being 27 and doing what my parents
do.."I remember when that was..."
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Go Weber | 12:13 p.m. Oct. 17, 2007
The article says "Salt Lake newspapers in the 19th and much of the 20th
century gave Ogden an entire page of news, second only to Salt Lake." Now
Ogden is barely represented at all by statewide news agencies, unless it
involves crime.
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So what's new! | 12:28 p.m. Oct. 17, 2007
Just another way that Layton beats Ogden!
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Layton Lover | 12:49 p.m. Oct. 17, 2007
I from small town Price and my husband is from busy Bountiful. When we were
married we looked all over for the right setting to raise a family. Bountiful
was expensive, Ogden homes needed so much work, then we found our Layton condo
and we love it. We plan on moving up and buying a house here in Layton. We both
love the community, and the business are only a few blocks away but we still
have houses all around us. We both work in Ogden and it takes less than 30
minutes to get there in the morning. I don't think I could live anywhere
else.
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Byron | 1:15 p.m. Oct. 17, 2007
Numbers are one thing. What about quality? Bet no one dares to tackle that.
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