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Tornado sparks preparedness reminder for Davis County families (opens the original)
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FARMINGTON — Last week's tornado in Davis County was a reminder that even the emergencies people do not expect can happen close to home. For Centerville resident Luke Ruoti and his son, Cooper, the storm also exposed a gap in their own emergency preparedness. "We weren't really prepared for it," Ruoti said. "Actually, we came up. I was looking at the cloud and said, ' That looks like a tornado cloud.'" Ruoti said he and Cooper watched and recorded the tornado as it moved through the area, but th
Utah boy gets cancer-free surprise at Fairpark's demolition derby (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A 12-year-old Utah boy who battled cancer got a surprise Saturday night that turned a demolition derby into a celebration his family won't forget. Silas Anderson was the VIP guest at the Utah State Fairpark's Day of "Wreck"oning Demolition Derby as part of a special Make-A-Wish Utah event. Silas and his family got to go backstage, meet drivers and tour the pits before Silas was driven into the arena for the national anthem. However, Silas didn't know the biggest surprise was sti
UHP offers safety reminders following 2 fatal motorcycle crashes (opens the original)
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LAYTON — Two motorcycle riders died in separate crashes in Utah Saturday, including a 52-year-old man involved in a firefighter memorial ride and a 56-year-old Colorado man who died in a motorcycle crash on I-15. The first crash happened around 11:17 a.m. in Davis County during the annual Fire Ride, an event that starts in Sandy and ends in Ogden and typically attracts 300 to 400 riders. According to the Utah Highway Patrol, the 52-year-old Tooele County man was involved in a chain-reaction cras
Brigham City Peach Days continues despite local peach crop loss (opens the original)
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BRIGHAM CITY — For 122 years, Peach Days has celebrated Brigham City's harvest and the peaches that helped put the community on the map. But this year, a spring freeze wiped out the local peach crop, forcing organizers to get creative to keep the longtime tradition alive. The annual celebration continues to draw thousands of people to Brigham City for food, entertainment, hundreds of vendors, a parade and a massive classic car show. "It's the highlight of almost everyone's year," said Katia Hold
Man paralyzed saving child gets Utah and global support (opens the original)
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SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. — When 42-year-old Josh Collette saw an 8-year-old boy caught in a rip current off the coast of San Clemente, he did what his family says he has always done: He stepped in to help. On Aug. 15, Collette dove into the ocean at Riviera Beach in an attempt to rescue the child. He survived the rescue attempt but suffered a complete cervical spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the neck down. Now, as Collette faces an uncertain recovery and extensive medical and rehabil
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