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After 111 years, San Juan Record prints its final edition, but local journalism continues online (opens the original)
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MONTICELLO — For 111 years, the news of San Juan County has arrived on paper. This week, that tradition comes to an end. The San Juan Record printed its final weekly edition Wednesday, closing the print chapter of a newspaper that has documented life in southeastern Utah without missing a week since its founding in 1915. But Editor and Publisher Bill Boyle was quick to emphasize that the news itself is not going away. In fact, he hopes the change to focus strictly online will ultimately mean mor
Firefighters, community honor fallen pilot Ryan Cutter during procession home (opens the original)
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PARK CITY — Fire trucks and first responder vehicles filled the roads Tuesday afternoon in Summit County as fallen helicopter pilot Ryan Cutter was brought home to Utah. Cutter, 46, was killed Sept. 20 when the firefighting helicopter he was piloting crashed while conducting a water drop on the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park in California. Cutter's dignified transfer began Tuesday at the Heber Airport, where his remains were received before a procession carried him through Heber City, along
'Believed in the mission': Utah Olympic leader remembered after passing (opens the original)
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KEARNS — There is something beneath the ice at the Utah Olympic Oval that wasn't there just a few weeks ago. It's a logo honoring Colin Hilton, the longtime president and CEO of the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation, who died by suicide last month at the age of 58. For those who worked with Hilton, though, the logo represents much more than a memorial. It's a reminder of a man whose influence can be seen throughout Utah's Olympic and Paralympic community, as well as the work now being done to carry
Kaysville voters to decide on $16.5M bond for second fire station (opens the original)
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KAYSVILLE — As Kaysville continues to grow, so does the number of calls its fire department responds to. Now, city leaders say a second fire station could help firefighters and paramedics reach emergencies faster, but voters will have to decide whether the improvement is worth the additional cost. Kaysville Fire Chief Paul Erickson said his department's call volume increased 18.6% from 2024 to 2025, going from roughly 1,900 calls to nearly 2,400. "We average roughly about seven calls a day," Eri
IOC President Kirsty Coventry visits Utah kids as excitement builds for 2034 Winter Games (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Seven and a half years can seem like a long time. For a child, it can be almost a lifetime. But for some of the Utah kids who met International Olympic Committee President Kirsty Coventry on Wednesday, it could be the amount of time between dreaming about the Olympics and perhaps competing in them. Coventry spent part of her first visit to Utah since becoming IOC president with students at Washington Elementary School in Salt Lake City, where the state's preparations for the 203
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