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New Sandy homeless shelter caters to the needs of the medically vulnerable

A new Sandy homeless facility opened in January with a unique goal to provide interim housing for medically vulnerable people such as veterans, those aged 62 and above, and those experiencing health challenges while living on the streets. Original article published at Midvale Journal

Executives offer advice on doing international business at Women’s Day conference

Know before you go: understand culture, markets when working internationally say business executives at conference. Original article published at Midvale Journal

Celebrating a lifelong commitment: Tributes to Canyons School Board VP

School children, faculty, administrators join neighbors, city and state officials to say farewell and recall memories of the school board vice president who dedicated his life to improving education in Midvale. Original article published at Midvale Journal

Husky soccer coach’s hopes to challenge young team

Young Hillcrest soccer team faces two divisions in region, tough preseason in hopes of hosting the first round of state tournament. Original article published at Midvale Journal

Hillcrest wraps up winter sports season

Hillcrest High highlights on the podium this winter include two girls repeating as wrestling state champions and a unified swimmer takes first place at state. Cheer and drill perform at nationals. Original article published at Midvale Journal

Other News:

Museum collaborates with descendants of Moab internment camp survivors Other News

The Moab Museum is introducing a project made in collaboration with experts and descendants of survivors to exhibit how Japanese Americans were imprisoned.

State Records Committee 'disgusted' by Utah Co. Sheriff's Office withholding Tim Ballard criminal report Other News

The Utah State Records Committee has publicly admonished the Utah County Sheriff's Office after learning of the way it mishandled a request for public records from FOX 13 News.

Ashley Judd, Aloe Blacc help White House with national suicide prevention strategy Other News

The White House said some 132 people die by suicide every day in the United States. The celebrities working with White House have lost loved ones who took their own lives.

New York City to require warning labels for sugary foods and drinks in chain restaurants Other News

New York City residents may soon see warning labels next to sugary foods and drinks in chain restaurants and coffee shops, under a law set to go into effect later this year.

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