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Bennett, Goulais campaign for Cache County Council Logan Seat 2 (opens the original)
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Voters in Cache County’s Logan Seat 2 will choose between Republican incumbent JoAnn Bennett and Democrat Allison E. Goulais in the November general election. The candidates have different backgrounds and say they would focus on different issues if elected. Bennett is the incumbent council member for Logan Seat 2. She was appointed to the council in January after former council member Barbara Tidwell resigned. Bennett has a background in education and agriculture. She said her experience attendi
Cache Valley's fantasy balls give attendees a place to belong (opens the original)
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For Anisha Ivy, a love of fantasy, dancing, and formal wear has grown into a series of themed gatherings bringing people together in Cache Valley. Ivy is the organizer behind Ivy Leaf Events, which hosts fantasy-themed formal events. She also designs formal wear herself and said her personal interests helped inspire the events. “I love dancing. I make and design formal wear, and it is so much fun,” Ivy said. “I've always enjoyed beautiful things, and as a kid, I've always enjoyed fantasy, fantas
Utah’s Muslim community rallies after Valley Fair Mall attack (opens the original)
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A July attack at Valley Fair Mall in West Valley City left a member of Utah’s Muslim community seriously injured and raised concerns about safety among community members. On July 13, a man was stabbed multiple times at the mall. Police said the suspect told investigators he targeted the victim because he was Muslim. The attack left many members of Utah’s Muslim community feeling vulnerable. Imam Shuaib Din, director of religious affairs at the Utah Islamic Center, said hate crimes affect more th
The Human Connect Project helps adults make friends face-to-face (opens the original)
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Making friends as an adult can be difficult, especially for people who have moved to a new community, left school, or spend much of their time working and socializing online. A Cache Valley organization is trying to make those connections easier by creating opportunities for adults to meet face-to-face. The Human Connect Project, founded by Stevie Graham, hosts events including speed friending, speed dating, and social gatherings designed to help people meet new friends and build community. Grah
High school students build an electric vehicle at Utah State (opens the original)
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Most teenagers don’t get the chance to build an electric vehicle. But that’s what 15 northern Utah high school students spent last week doing at Utah State University’s Innovation Campus. The students participated in the first-ever ASPIRE Summer EV Academy, a five-day program designed to give high school students hands-on experience with electric vehicle systems and introduce them to careers in engineering, manufacturing, and energy. At Utah State, the ASPIRE Engineering Research Center has two
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