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TSC director to resign at months end
TSC Director Ray Cheatham announced he will be stepping down from his position on Nov. 30. Starting Dec. 1, Housing Facilities Director David Marshall will take his place as interim director. “Cheatham submitted a letter of resignation on Nov. 4, and his last day is Nov. 30. Staff have been...
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Logan man given 15 years to life in prison for stabbing death of his father
LOGAN — A man who pleaded guilty to the murder of his father in Logan was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. Clayton Robert Shaw, 35, was charged Sept. 30, 2024, with murder, a first-degree felony. The charges came three days after the body of his father, Dennis Shaw, 77, was found by the Franklin Basin snowmobile parking lot with several stab wounds to the chest.
cachevalleydaily.com
After disasters: USU Extension specialist explains “boil water” advisories
Flooding and water system disruptions can leave everyone wondering if their tap water is safe. Utah State University Extension encourages families to follow current advisories and prepare for future emergencies. Jose Brandao, USU Extension food safety specialist and assistant professor, said contamination can affect more than the water people drink....
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Utah’s Employee-Owned Cheesemaker Keeps Building In Cache Valley
On July 29, 2022, hundreds of Schreiber employees and Cache Valley residents filled the grounds of the Schreiber Foods plant in Logan, Utah, as a Guinness World Records judge weighed a mountain of macaroni and cheese. The company announced it came in at 4,742 pounds, a new world record. “What...
cachevalleydaily.com
Updates on Utah State men's basketball injuries
There are four players who have been unavailable for Utah State men's basketball in its first three games of the season: centers Connor Turnbull and Collin Mulholland, forward Bron Roberts, and guard Jax Allen. The absence of these four players hasn't been a hindrance to the Aggies so far, who have soared to a 3-0 start with blowout wins over Idaho State (94-58), Omaha (90-56) and Utah Tech (118-86). But it's worth keeping up-to-date on their status, as several of these players would be in Utah State's rotation were it not for injuries.
cachevalleydaily.com
Logan officials warn residents of Nov. 17 interruption of TV/radio broadcasts for nationwide test
LOGAN – Television and radio broadcasts will be briefly interrupted on Tuesday, Nov. 17, according to Ron Gonsalves, the director of Logan’s Emergency Management Services. That interruption will be no cause for panic, he says, but rather a scheduled test of the national Emergency Alert System by officials of the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission.
cachevalleydaily.com
Prescribed burn near Beaver Mountain Ski Resort will produce smoke
LOGAN — Fire crews are conducting a prescribed burn Tuesday east of Logan near Beaver Mountain Ski Resort, producing smoke that will likely be visible to motorists traveling along U.S. 89 through Logan Canyon. Dallin Bodrero, Cache County fire warden with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State...
cachevalleydaily.com
Cache International Night Market to bring global food, music and culture to downtown Logan
LOGAN — Cache Valley residents will have an opportunity to experience food, music, entertainment and traditions from around the world when the inaugural Cache International Night Market takes place Saturday, Nov. 14, outside the Cache County Historic Courthouse in downtown Logan from 4 to 10 p.m. The first-of-its-kind event...
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Federal grant program wrapping up 7 years of helping students find a path to college
SALT LAKE CITY — The USU STARS GEAR UP program just wrapped up its fourth grant after seven years of service. It's a federally funded program, with each grant providing Utah State University millions of dollars — all to help lower-income students access more resources to help them get through secondary education.