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February 2022

Sandy sky full of hot air, but in a good way

Feb 07, 2022 02:35PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Local restaurants’ hot air balloon nicknamed Chickie flies over Sandy’s skies Jan. 15.

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Car dreamers roll up for the Auto Expo in Sandy over long January weekend

Feb 07, 2022 02:33PM ● By Heather Lawrence

Four days in January were dedicated to showing off new auto technology, electric vehicles and offering test drives at Sandy’s Mountain America Expo Center.

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Grace Lutheran incorporates STEM education into liberal arts Christian curriculum

Feb 07, 2022 02:29PM ● By Julie Slama

“It’s more than just the technology part; it’s the designing and engineering,” said Grace Lutheran School’s principal about their STEM curriculum.

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Best-selling author uses fantastical imagination to guide students into good reading, writing habits

Feb 07, 2022 02:27PM ● By Julie Slama

“This is my job as a writer; I’m trying with details and descriptions to bring people to life. Imagination can take you places,” said best-selling author Brandon Mull to an auditorium of local middle school students.

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Rowley soars into being top Hawk as Alta High’s McGill heads up District’s student services

Feb 07, 2022 02:23PM ● By Julie Slama

With a goal of “relentless pursuit of excellence,” Alta High’s new principal Ken Rowley has expectations: “I want people to be honest with me. I want people to tell me exactly what’s going on because if you hide the truth, real change and real improvement will never happen. I am not afraid of the cold hard facts.”

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Mom, powerlifter and baker—how the ‘carb dealer’ gets it done in Sandy

Feb 02, 2022 02:04PM ● By Heather Lawrence

With an array of fresh baked goods, this powerlifter and mom from Fiji shares her carb love.

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Sandy council appoints former Parks and Rec director to fill vacant seat

Jan 31, 2022 02:42PM ● By Justin Adams

Councilmembers looked for a candidate who could “hit the ground running” and had experience working in local government.

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Lighter than air? Beehive students investigate

Jan 27, 2022 01:19PM ● By Julie Slama

It was more than a lesson in construction of a tissue-paper balloon; students learned to assess, problem-solve, adjust and have patience.

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Here’s what Sandy’s state legislators are working on this year

Jan 25, 2022 02:06PM ● By Justin Adams

Legislators were also asked their opinions about UDOT options for traffic control in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

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