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Happy World Art Day! 🎨
We'd like to give a shoutout to the Clearfield Community Arts Center. They have some AMAZING programs! Kids crafts, summer art camps, paint nights, a fine oils social group, and more.
The arts center keeps our residents' creativity alive. ✨ We hope you'll give one of their programs a try. Summer art camp signups just opened. Register in the comments. 👇
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Clearfield City is hosting an Arbor Day event for littles on Fri., April 24, from 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. at Steed Park.
At this free event, children ages 0-10 will plant trees, do a craft, listen to stories, and eat lunch with us. All supplies are provided.
This event is FREE and is presented in partnership with the Clearfield Branch of the Davis County Library System.
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Clearfield photos from the 90s have us feeling so nostalgic. 😍
Calling on the landline for Friday night hangouts, cruising down State Street, and hanging out at the old pool.
What was Clearfield like back then? Comment your favorite memories. 👇
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WAIT! Don’t water your grass yet, we promise it’s not thirsty! 🙏
Hold off on watering your grass until after Mother’s Day when temperatures regularly hit the 70s.
"But Clearfield… my grass might die. Why should I wait?!?"
-Waiting saves thousands of gallons of water, especially with the expected drought this year.
-Waiting helps the grass by encouraging deep root growth.
-Deeper root systems make grass more drought resistant.
We know it’s tempting, but don’t do it. We promise waiting is the best thing for your lawn. And when your grass is thirsty, only water in the morning or late evening.
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The community garden is being revamped to better serve our residents, so we will not be taking applications to plant at this time.
Thank you for loving the garden. We’re excited about what’s ahead, and we’ll keep you updated! 🌱
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