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Salt Lake Temple reopens in April 2027 for tours, celebration (opens the original)
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Structural engineer Brent Maxfield and Analie Samasei'a from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints talk about the seven-year renovation of the Salt Lake Temple. Maxfield says to protect the granite structure from earthquakes, engineers used base isolation technology using 98 isolators to allow controlled movement. This complex process involved installing new foundations adjacent to the existing building before transferring the load. Samasei'a say once it's complete, the church will cel
Park City Library hosts 2026 Utah Humanities Book Festival events (opens the original)
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Adriane Juarez and Becca Lail from the Park City Library discuss the 2026 Utah Humanities Book Festival, highlighting its regional impact and diverse programming. The Park City Library will host a family-friendly day on Oct. 4, featuring a local author fair, puppet shows, and keynote speaker Brian Laidlaw, a Moab-based writer who has a new book on climbing. Other notable events include Colorado's historical fiction author Buzzy Jackson’s presentation on Monday night. The library will also host a
KPCW launches summer pledge drive Sept. 14 (opens the original)
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KPCW Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer Juliana Allely and Assistant Director of Development & Community Engagement Lori Morency announce the Monday start of the station's summer pledge drive. The on-air drive runs for 28 hours from Monday, Sept. 14, through Thursday, Sept. 17; donations are already accepted online. KPCW’s goal is $375,000 against a $2.3 million budget. The station is now 100% community-supported after Congress cut $528,000 of its federal funding for 2026 and 2027. A
Former FDNY battalion chief recalls responding to 9/11 attacks (opens the original)
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Wasatch Back resident and former New York City Fire Department battalion chief Bob Keys recounts the response to the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks at the World Trade Center, the loss of colleagues and the tough job of notifying two families of firefighters who had died. Keys says he was off-duty and getting ready to go sailing when the attacks occurred. He returned to New York after the fire department issues a total recall of it's 11,000 firefighters. As the only chief on duty, he was first sent to Br
Deer Valley hosts Fox U.S. Open mountain bike race series (opens the original)
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Clay Harper, general manager of the Fox US Open Series at Deer Valley previews the weekend's timed mountain bike races that feature 500 professional, amateur and youth riders. The event gets underway Friday night with the "USO Best Whip Contest" at the Silver Lake Base area at 5 p.m. The contest takes place on a specially built jump. The weekend event is part of a five-stop Monster Energy Pro Downhill Series, with races across North Carolina, New Jersey, California, and Utah. Men’s and women’s o
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