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Wind, power outage makes for memorable day
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FARMINGTON — The first day of the school year can be nerve-wracking for some kids regardless of what grade they’re in. But for students at Farmington Junior High and Eagle Bay Elementary School in Farmington, the day may have been a little more unsettling than usual. They spent the morning mainly in the dark (see p. 3). “It was a memorable day. Not only was it the first day of school, with butterflies in the stomach, but the kids were without lights,” said Davis School District spokesperson Chris Williams. Sunday’s windstorm caused a massive power outage in Farmington, due to broken po...
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‘No Child’ results show subgroups in need
DAVIS COUNTY — The principal at one of the Davis County schools who received a failing grade in this year’s Adequate Yearly Progress ( AYP ) report was honored as a National Distinguished Prin...
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Ray proposes controversial immigration resolution
SALT LAKE CITY — Rep. Paul Ray, R-Clearfield has stepped into a firestorm. Ray has proposed a resolution that would deny U.S. citizenship to children born to illegals. During a press confe...
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Briefly speaking: Sept. 2, 2010
Local arrested for attempted murder of kids SOUTH WEBER — A woman was taken into custody and will likely be charged with attempted murder after she allegedly tried to poison her two daughters ...
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