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What You Might Have Missed In May: Arts And Crafts Festival

Jun 19, 2015 07:35AM ● By Erin Dixon

The rain probably kept you within the walls of your own warm home. If so, you missed a wonderful collection, from soft baby booties to realistic pet rocks, colorful pillows and quilts to intricate handmade jewelry.

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Fundraiser In Draper Supports Utah Woman, Mother of Seven, With Rare Cancer

Jun 19, 2015 07:28AM ● By Erin Dixon

What would you do with $300,000? Spend it on lavish travel? Buy a couple of cars? A house? How about pay for a medical procedure that could save your life?

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Safety Is A Matter Of Perspective

Jun 19, 2015 07:26AM ● By Chloe Bartlett

1700 East has long been a source of disagreement among those who live near it, due to the speed bumps that line the long stretch of road. Though they were installed as a safety measure, not all residents can agree that they truly promote safety throughout the neighborhood.

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Edan Jorgensen Selected For TRSSD Board

Jun 19, 2015 07:23AM ● By Chloe Bartlett

After a mid-term resignation by Greg Nuzman, the Traverse Ridge Special Service District Control Board had been left with a vacancy, and a qualified replacement needed to be found.

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Draper City Firework Restrictions For Your July Celebrations

Jun 19, 2015 07:20AM ● By Erin Dixon

Draper City is nestled right against the world-famous Wasatch Mountains. While residents are able to enjoy a cozy view of the mountainside, that view comes with a small price.

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Draper High School Senior Thanked With Scholarship

May 15, 2015 03:11PM ● By Julie Slama

“The ‘Herb it Forward’ Scholarship was created to educate those future leaders who will continue to pay it forward,” says Fisher. “We want to help them in their educational pursuits since education is the one gift that can’t be taken away from you.”

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“You Can’t Keep Us Away”

May 15, 2015 03:07PM ● By Erin Dixon

“I think I will always go back and run Boston. For now I have already qualified for next year so I am planning on it.”

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Stepping In Time At Draper Historic Theatre

May 15, 2015 03:04PM ● By Erin Dixon

In April, the Draper Historic Theatre “stepped in time” to “Mary Poppins.” This beloved story came to a life in a big way on a small stage. The show ran 12 nights, two more nights than originally planned because shows began selling out.

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Can He Catch Them All?

May 15, 2015 03:02PM ● By Erin Dixon

Chris lives in Draper, but he frequently travels around the country to compete in official Pokémon trading card game tournaments. He spends a lot of time, effort and money to build a game deck worth competing with, but his dedication has earned him a place at the World’s Championship this July in Boston, Mass.

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Educating Youth About Civic Responsibility

May 15, 2015 02:54PM ● By Ty Gorton

For six days this June, Weber State University will host hundreds of girls selected for The Girls State program, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, to educate youth about civic responsibilities and the ins and outs of government processes.

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