Mya Constantino
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Kearns woman's Coffee and English program helps communities find their voice in Utah (opens the original)
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KEARNS, Utah — A Kearns woman is helping people in Utah find their footing, one coffee shop conversation at a time. Isabel Peñaloca Araujo founded Coffee and English in 2025, bringing together people at local coffee shops to learn English from native speakers and bilingual professors. "There are many professionals out there with great trainings, great intelligence, but they are invisible in this country because they don't speak the language," Peñaloca Araujo said. Students take a placement test
Bilingual book club helps women find community and a sense of belonging (opens the original)
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WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah — A bilingual book club in Utah has become more than a place to discuss books for one group of Latina women, it has become a way to build community and find a sense of home. Ponle Filtro means "put a filter on it" — a name the members say is all about talking through things, questioning, and embracing different opinions. The group is made up of women from places like Colombia and Mexico, and they review books in both English and Spanish. The club picks a different book eac
Utah State Fair celebrates 170 years of community, agriculture, and tradition (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah State Fair is celebrating its 170th year at the Utah State Fairpark, drawing families together for rides, food, livestock, and plenty of nostalgia. This year the state fair runs from September 10-20. For 170 years, the fair has been a place to take a break from the everyday and spend a little time together. Pamela Neely and her son, Wesley, were among those joining in on the fun. Neely, who served in the military, got in for free, and they have been coming to the event
Kaysville woman reflects on family lost 25 years after Sept. 11 (opens the original)
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KAYSVILLE, Utah — For Margaret Wahlstrom, a piece of steel from the World Trade Center represents something far greater than its physical weight. "It is so strong, but I really believe that the human spirit is stronger than this," said Wahlstrom. On September 11, 2001, Margaret received a call from her brother-in-law asking to speak with her husband, Norm. He delivered devastating news: his mother, Mary Alice Wahlstrom, and his sister, Carolyn Beug, were aboard American Airlines Flight 11. "Like
Kearns Flamenco group raises money for inclusive dance classes for kids and adults (opens the original)
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KEARNS — A Kearns-based Flamenco group is taking its passion for dance to the stage this weekend to raise money for inclusive classes. Utah Flamenco Gypsy Fire will perform at the Utah Flamenco Summer Fest this Saturday at 5 p.m. at Millcreek Common Plaza. Money raised will go toward classes and outfits for those who can't afford them, as well as those with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, early-stage Alzheimer's, and limited motor skills. Founder James Rockefeller started the group in Kearns after reali
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