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United Way ‘Day of Caring’ highlights power of community coordination (opens the original)
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So many people feel that serving in their community is important, but sometimes it’s difficult to know where to start. At the annual United Way of Utah County “Day of Caring,” though, finding a way to make a difference was as simple as showing up. “The Day of Caring is a miracle each year,” said Bill Hulterstrom, President and CEO of the United Way of Utah County. “It takes lots of hard work from literally scores of volunteers who lead their projects, to my great United Way team who coordinates
So much to do: Moab provides gateway to host of recreation opportunities (opens the original)
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It’s unlikely you could find many people in Utah who don’t know anything about Moab. Nestled in the dramatic landscape of Utah’s eastern high deserts, Moab is an oasis surrounded by countless amazing views and stunning experiences. “Moab is pretty centrally located to do lots of different activities,” said Jason Taylor, owner of Canyonlands Jeep and Car Rentals and a member of the Moab city council. “It’s a great place because it has activities for the people who are just looking to see the sigh
A survivor’s story: Abuse survivor faces abuser, describes journey to find balance (opens the original)
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Attendees at a parole hearing sign in and are given a paper where they describe their role in the proceedings. When Mary Van Komen of Brigham City showed up for such a hearing last week, she intentionally changed the wording. Instead of just marking the option for “Victim”, she wrote “Survivor.” Because that is who she is — and she is intensely proud of that fact. Van Komen grew up in Northern Utah and was one of at least 16 young girls believed to have been assaulted by Randall George Noble. No
Let’s make a deal: Farmers markets provide opportunities for vendors and visitors to connect (opens the original)
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Everywhere you look there are places where things are bought and sold. You can stop by shopping centers, supermarkets, big-box stores and malls, or jump online to make purchases directly from businesses or explore what is available at sites like Amazon where countless sellers attempt to find buyers. So why take the time to go to a local farmers market? Mckenzie Baker of Ogden said what makes the difference is connection. “My husband and I moved to Utah five years ago, and the farmers market was
LLOYD: Standard-Examiner adds new kid-focused page for families to help improve children’s literacy (opens the original)
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About a year ago, I had the chance to talk to some local fifth-graders at a career day. As an introduction, I handed out a number of copies of the newspaper. It captivated the attention of the students as they flipped through the pages, looking at the photos and reading some of the stories. Most gravitated to the comics and puzzles sections, even to the point of asking if they could start doing the crossword. As I stood there watching, I saw one young man holding a copy of the paper turn to a fr
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