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Lindon woman wants to donate land for city park

In 1941, Oliver and Marie Johnson moved to Lindon and began to raise their family. Now, nearly 70 years later, one of their daughters is hoping to give back to the city that meant so much to her parents.

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Palin to make book tour stop in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY -- Sarah Palin will visit Salt Lake City next month to promote her new book, "Going Rogue."

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Utah County GOP dismisses charges against chairman Oldroyd

On Thursday night, the executive committee of the Utah County Republican party dismissed all allegations against its chairman that he inappropriately participated in a Provo election.

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Medical expert testifies that child died of previous injury

PROVO -- A medical expert testified Thursday that 13-month-old Austin Pierce died from complications of an old injury, not as a result of Battered Child Syndrome.

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Pleasant Grove officials shut down swing set after collapse

The caution tape on the John Hancock Charter School playground in Pleasant Grove is to keep students away from collapsing swing sets.

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In-N-Out fans come out en masse for Orem opening

A little bit of California made its way to Orem on Thursday as hundreds of mostly college-aged customers mobbed the new In-N-Out Burger restaurant at 350 E. University Pkwy.

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Scera Park kindergarteners learn about Thanksgiving origins

OREM -- It may not have been exactly like the first Thanksgiving, but for Dennae Adams's and Mikelle Smiley's kindergarten classes at Scera Park Elementary School, that's OK.

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Long lines wait for new 'Twilight' movie

Amber Schoenfeld and Erica Pitts wrap themselves in blankets while waiting outside the Cinemark Theater in Orem on Thursday for the midnight showing of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon." Schoenfeld and Pitts arrived around 6:30 p.m. and were part of a large crowd that gathered in a closed-off…

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State crews test health of Provo River

If you are missing a large goldfish -- about the size of a personal pizza -- the state has good news for you.

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Shelley Elementary walk-a-thon raises $11,000

Seven Shelley Elementary School students took the ride of their short lifetimes Monday as a limousine arrived at the school and took them to lunch at Wingers.

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Model train club shares love of trains at American Fork Library

All the excitement and romance of riding the rails -- in miniature -- will be on display at the American Fork Public Library this weekend.

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Scholarship fund

Bank of American Fork has announced it will match up to $5,000 in donations made to a scholarship fund for Heather Christensen, the American Fork High School woodwinds teacher who died in a school bus accident on Oct. 10. Christensen, 33, grabbed the bus steering wheel when she noticed th…

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American Fork High School Play

The drama department will present “The Wizard of Oz” Nov. 19-24 at 7 p.m. in the school’s auditorium. A matinee will be on Saturday at 2 p.m. Advance tickets are now available at the finance office. Family passes can only be purchased at the door and include two adults and four chil…

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5K and mile races

The American Fork High School swim team is sponsoring a “Fish out of Water” mile and 5K scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 21. Pre-registration and race details are available at 26.2 Running Store or on-line at www.262running.com. Pre-registration cost is $10 for mile runners/walkers and $1…

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Parent-teacher conferences

The next scheduled parent/teacher conference will be Wednesday, Dec. 2. Parents are encouraged to attend and bring their student.

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Resolution declaring surplus real property

On Nov. 17, Highland City Council voted 4-0 to approve the sale of three parcels of surplus real property. Two properties on 4800 West were purchased in 2007 to obtain a right of way for the road widening project. The third parcel is a strip of land east of the fire station and Power Comp…

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City debates propriety of hiring council member as real estate consultant

Last July, Highland city staff notified the council that the city had advertised for a real estate consultant to sell surplus properties. At Tuesday’s council meeting, city administrator Barry Edwards requested approval of Brian Brunson, a current city councilman. Councilman Larry Mende…

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Family Week

Lehi City is celebrating Family Week Nov. 22-28 with activities for families. The celebration starts on Sunday with a performance by the BYU Young Ambassadors. There will be events every day of the week (except Thanksgiving), with the final event on Saturday, Nov. 28, — a Christmas cele…

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Class rings

Lehi High School juniors may pick up class rings ordered earlier in the year from the Josten’s booth in the commons area on Dec. 2 from noon to 1 p.m.

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Parent/teacher conferences

Parents are invited to meet with Lehi High School teachers and discuss their students’ academic progress on Dec. 2 beginning at 3 p.m.

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