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Last Updated: May 05, 2016 01:25PM •
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A Holocaust survivor visited two Riverton schools to share his story of “five years in hell on Earth” and encourage students and community members to “shout out” in love for the six million voices silenced in the genocide he witnessed firsthand.
Part horse show, part live theater, part Cirque du Soleil and part concert, Cavalia presents Odysseo in its Utah premiere performance in Sandy.
Currently in the state of Utah, there is only one place patients can receive a new weight-loss procedure that is less evasive than traditional gastric bypass.
At just 18 years old, Tanner Tate has written and directed his first play. “Leave It in Writing” premiered April 9 at the Draper Historic Theatre.
Thirteen-year-old Draper resident Sophia Goodwin turned her passion for education and learning into a service project that received the recognition from the White House.
Part horse show, part live theater, part Cirque du Soleil and part concert, Cavalia presents Odysseo in its Utah premiere performance in Sandy.
It’s about time to roll up those sleeves and start spring cleaning, but before jumping to the supermarket to buy Windex, Lysol and Clorox, consider these inexpensive solutions made from goods that may already be lying around the house.
Most people see the library as a place to check out books. It is, but it is also so much more. The library is a one-stop-shop for free things.
St. John the Baptist third-grader Devan James brought socks and personal hygiene items to his school so those in need would know that “someone cares.”
The Draper Historic Theatre invited residents to be their guests during its run of the musical “Beauty and the Beast.”
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