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Emigration Canyon residents concerned over proposed Sinclair fuel pipeline expansion (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Homeowners in Emigration Canyon are raising concerns about a proposed fuel pipeline project from HF Sinclair that could bring a new refined petroleum pipeline through the area as the company looks to expand fuel transportation capacity in Utah and across the Mountain West. Sinclair representatives presented the Westline Connect proposal to the Emigration Canyon City Council this week, outlining plans that could expand the region's refined fuel pipeline network. The project remai
Utah's high altitude and high suicide rate warrant further discussion, clinicians agree (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY – Local neuropsychologists met Wednesday to discuss University of Utah research connecting Utah's high altitude with the state's higher-than-average suicide and depression rates. The research was published in 2018, but is still making the rounds among clinicians and families. Sari Soutor Farhart is a licensed psychologist specializing in childhood neuropsychological evaluations. She and other neuropsychologists meet as the Greater Utah Child Neuropsychology Education Group. "The g
Nearly 40 Utah dance groups unite for suicide prevention this Saturday at Capitol Theatre (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — This Saturday, 38 dance groups will take the stage at Salt Lake City's Capitol Theatre with a shared goal: helping prevent suicide and offering hope to Utahns who may be struggling. The annual Dance for Life event combines live performances with mental health education and suicide awareness outreach. Dance instructor Kristin Barlow created the community event in Brigham City in 2018, and it has since grown into a statewide effort that she hopes will use the arts to spark convers
Cornbelly's opens Dolly Parton-themed corn maze in Spanish Fork (opens the original)
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SPANISH FORK — Fall may be arriving earlier than many are ready for, but one of Utah's most popular autumn attractions is opening its gates this week with a special tribute to Dolly Parton. Cornbelly's Adventure Park in Spanish Fork opens Friday at 4 p.m., featuring a massive corn maze themed around the country music legend and philanthropist. What began as a celebration of Parton's life and values has taken on even greater meaning following her death nine days ago. "We designed the maze, plante
After Iron County vote, other 4-day school districts share lessons and warnings (opens the original)
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CEDAR CITY — Iron County School District is now the largest school district in the state to approve a four-day school week for all students, after a 4-3 school board vote Tuesday. The change comes after more than a year of research and community input. District leaders said 66% of parents and 71% of school staff approve of the change, which can take effect as early as the 2027-2028 school year. "I think it was a relief to everyone to actually have a direction to work towards," said Shauna Lund,
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