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Have You Seen This? Young toilet expert schools everyone on vintage toilets (opens the original)
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THE IVORY SEAT— Hear me out: We can never have enough toilet experts. Also, they just don't make toilets like they used to, and the topic of today's Have You Seen This features a young lad who always stops me mid-scroll with his ability to educate viewers on all things vintage ivory seat-related. Damian, as he's referred to, has the largest collection of vintage toilets that I've ever seen, and it doesn't matter that I've never seen a collection of vintage toilets before. In this video, he featu
Native Americans wear orange for National Day of Remembrance for Indian Boarding Schools (opens the original)
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CEDAR CITY — Members of Native American tribes across the state are wearing orange on Wednesday in observance of National Day of Remembrance for U.S. Indian Boarding Schools. The day also aligns with Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, which also aims to highlight the countless indigenous children lost in boarding schools, both physically and by way of assimilation, said Indian Peaks Band of Paiute council member Nikki Borchardt Campbell. "A lot of U.S. policies — in particular,
'It was the best day of my life': Utah teen recounts memorable Homecoming experience (opens the original)
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SOUTH JORDAN — Ava Mousley, 16, wanted her first high school Homecoming dance to be memorable, and this past weekend, memorable became an understatement. "It was just seriously the best day of my entire life," she said. Ava, a sophomore at Bingham High School, chose to go to Homecoming with her friend Jack DowDell, who has Down syndrome. She said it all started in middle school, when she became friends with "the coolest kid in school." "Me and Jack went to middle school together and I was in the
Canyon View High School gets state-of-the-art weight room as part of $11M expansion project (opens the original)
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CEDAR CITY — Students at Canyon View High School in Cedar City can now enjoy a state-of-the-art weight room as part of an expansion that included nine additional classrooms. "Not only is this a functional facility, but it's also beautiful," said Iron County School District Superintendent Lance Hatch. "I believe that we have in this building the nicest weight room that I have ever seen in a high school. I can say the same for the wrestling room." The total project, which also includes the nine cl
From pot-luck to store shelves: How a Utah family of 7 grew an unexpected salsa business (opens the original)
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ST. GEORGE — When Nico and Lindsi Barber moved to St. George with their five kids in 2023, they had no intention of starting a successful salsa business. Three years later, Nico's Fresh Salsa is in 150 stores across nine states, proving that life doesn't always go as planned. "Honestly, we both had full-time jobs, and it's not something we really thought of doing until the summer of 2023 when Lehi City was having its annual Lehi Round-Up," Lindsi Barber said. Nico Barber made homemade salsa for
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