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Last Updated: Jul 03, 2019 03:02PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

‘Oceans of Opportunities’ unites Pacific Islander, mainstream cultures all August long

Jul 03, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Welcome to Tahiti! … then Fiji… then Hawaii. It’s all in a day’s work — or play — at the seventh annual Pacific Island Heritage kickoff and month-long activities in August.


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Headstone in Sandy area cemetery honors African American pioneer buried in unmarked grave

Jul 01, 2019 ● By Heather Lawrence

130 years after his death, African American Utah pioneer Hark Lay Wales finally gets a headstone.

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Utah boy with type 1 diabetes is American Ninja Warrior Jr. champion

Jul 01, 2019 ● By Amy Green

Utah native Kai Beckstrand wins American Ninja Warrior Jr title. His mother Holly describes the complicated medical obstacle her son overcomes to be an athlete. Kai used his prize money to purchase a better treatment option he eagerly needs.

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Take a chance on Sandy Amphitheater’s August production of ‘Mamma Mia!’

Jul 01, 2019 ● By Heather Lawrence

“It’s ABBA music. You’re outside, in the summer, as the sun sets. It doesn’t get much better.” – Julie Blatter, who plays Rosie.

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Meet former Latvian resident Edgar Pavars: he dyes hair and discusses Tolstoy

Jul 01, 2019 ● By Sona Schmidt-Harris

Arms covered in tattoos and works in the beauty industry, Sandy resident Pavars has an interesting journey.

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Snowbird event to raise awareness and support for those fighting cancer

Jul 01, 2019 ● By Josh Wood

Cancer Wellness House will host its annual Survivors at the Summit event on July 27 at Snowbird.

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Improv master Colin Mochrie returns to Sandy Amphitheater July 13 with new show

Jun 24, 2019 ● By Heather Lawrence

It’s improv during hypnosis — what could go wrong? Come find out, Colin Mochrie tells the City Journals.

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Inexpensive youth transit pass well suited for Gen Z ‘mobility culture’

Jun 20, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Hurry up! Grab the coolest summertime gift for teens—the UTA Summer Youth Pass for under $50.

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The facts on vaccine-preventable diseases in the Salt Lake Valley

Jun 20, 2019 ● By Heather Lawrence

Local specialists and community leaders share their thoughts on preventing measles and other infectious disease outbreaks.

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Explore a universe of stories at Salt Lake County Libraries this summer

Jun 19, 2019 ● By Holly Vasic

South Salt Lake’s Columbus Library recommends what to read for summer

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