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Magnitude 3.4 earthquake strikes about 7 miles southeast of Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE, Utah (KUTV) — A magnitude 3.4 earthquake struck about 7 miles southeast of Huntsville, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Two people reported feeling light shaking from the earthquake, according to a U.S. Geological Survey map. MORE | Earthquakes:. The earthquake occurred at 6:40 p.m. Saturday and was...
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Michelle Kersey-Smith, Roy High School
"Why Mrs. Kersey?: I had Mrs. Kersey all three years of high school and everyday, I genuinely looked forward to seeing her and being in class! I knew when I walked in, I would be greeted with a warm welcome and smile. She always knew when I was having a bad day even when I tried to be subtle about it and when she noticed, she took it upon herself to give me and any other student who needed one, a pep talk and a hug! She always had snacks for us and made sure that our whole class got a birthday gift from her. Mrs. Kersey was a listening ear when I needed one and someone that I could always count on to make me feel at peace when I was having a hard time finding any. She is genuinely the most compassionate person that I have ever met and I think that she would be perfect for this award. Mrs. Kersey always said that she was grateful to be a little grain of sand on our beach but, I can confidently say that she was so much more to me!"
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B-21 Raider Advances into Weapons Testing; Northrop Grumman in Utah helps build it
Which Air Force bases support B-21 maintenance besides Tinker AFB?. Why did the Air Force emphasize rapid weapon integration for B-21? LAYTON, Utah —The United States Air Force announced the B-21 Raider has demonstrated weapons-release capability during flight testing last week. Northrop Grumman recently opened a B-21 manufacturing facility...
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Arlene Retired After 57 Years of Teaching. Then She Went Back to the Classroom at 87: "I Didn't Like Being Home Alone"
Arlene VanDyke had already given 57 years to the classroom when she retired. By any measure, she had earned the rest. It did not last. In January 2023, KSL 5 News in Salt Lake City found her back at Wasatch Elementary in Ogden, Utah, still working in the month she turned 90. Reporter Mike Anderson said it was the second time she had come out of retirement. The reason she first went back was personal. KSL reported that after she lost her husband, she needed to do something, and the school was where she wanted to be. “School is a happy place to be,” she told the station. “I just came back volunteering. I didn’t like being home alone and I missed teaching.” The volunteering turned into a full time job again at 87, according to KSL. She does not describe it as a sacrifice. “I loved it the first day I started teaching,” she said. “I’ve loved it ever since. It’s wonderful to have a job you love to go to.” She stepped away during the pandemic, KSL said, but after returning to volunteer, the arrangement became more permanent. Part of that was the school’s doing. “They just keep
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Ogden Valley officials abandon plans to seek 512.6% tax hike, to scale back spending instead
Ogden Valley officials have abandoned plans to seek a 512.6% property tax hike and instead will scale back spending for the year. Their legal efforts to seek the increase still remain focus of a pending Utah Supreme Court case, though. Most notably, officials in the Weber County locale plan to...
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West Coast Buyers Snap Up 257 Utah Apartments in Ogden and SLC Deal
Three mid-rise apartment communities across Ogden and Salt Lake City, totaling 257 units, have sold in a deal that brought a California-based apartment owner into the Utah market. The properties include Ogden's 148-unit View on 20th along with Salt Lake City's 61-unit theRANDI and 48-unit theBEVERLY, and the transaction terms were not released.
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Slow negotiations over 21st Street Pond public access frustrate some Ogdenites
Ogden resident Karen Thurber dreams of kayaking on 21st Street Pond, an L-shaped, man-made lake between Interstate 15 and downtown Ogden. But thanks to a contract from 2008, ski company Goode Ski Technologies controls the pond and doesn’t allow people to swim or take boats on the water. “I...
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Eyeing the title: No. 2 Orem steamrolls No. 14 Woods Cross 56-10 to reach 5A football finals
SALT LAKE CITY — Orem head coach Andy Stokes believes his team is built for November. It would be hard to argue with Stokes after watching the Tigers dismantle overmatched Woods Cross 56-10 in the 5A semifinals on Friday at Rice-Eccles Stadium. “I told the kids when I got...
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Interview: UMS 7th Grade Student Harper Hacking On Potential UMS Closure
Your browser does not support the audio element. A local middle schooler visited the Evans Family Media studios for an interview on Newstalk 104.5 FM and AM920. Harper Hacking is a current Uintah Middle School 7th grader serving on the UMS Student Council and she recently requested the opportunity to be interviewed by Evans Family Media regarding the potential closure of Uintah Middle School. Her goal is to Save Uintah Middle School and encourage all to speak up and share their opinion with the Uintah School Board, whatever that opinion may be. Uintah School District has information on the Uintah Middle School Closure Study and timeline on www.uintah.net.