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From Prop 9 failure to Bridal Veil Falls preservation, Utah County government wraps up another year

From Prop 9 failure to Bridal Veil Falls preservation, Utah County government wraps up another year
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Looking back: This week in eastern Idaho history

100 years ago The Bonneville County Republican Central Committee met on Dec. 20, 1920, with a special item on its agenda: augmentation of the organization to give women representation. The vote in favor was held in the offices of Oscar Johannassen. âThis policy was decided upon so that the Republican women may have a voice in the deliberations on party management,â the Salt Lake Tribune reported. âHeretofore no women have been members of the central county committee. Several will be appointed in the near future to act on the committee. Applications of candidates for appointive positions were brought before the body for consideration.â

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Utah business leaders donate $100,000 for programs to help homeless Utahns

Two Utah business leaders on Thursday donated $100,000 to a Salt Lake City-based nonprofit that helps Utahns experiencing homelessness or recovering from drug addiction. The Other Side Academy provides a two-and-a-half-year residential program meant to give its students, many of whom have been incarcerated, âvaluable vocational skillsâ while also offering âsomething completely different than incarceration and short-term drug treatment,â according to Managing Director Dave Durocher, who himself has been to prison four times for a total of 15 years. The nonprofit requires its students to commit to completing the full program, Durocher explained during a November 2018 presentation, which âmeans that we can focus on doing the next right thing every day for at least two years until we completely recalibrate our moral compass.â

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Ribbon cutting at Arroyo Crossing: Moab Area Community Land Trust celebrates progress

Ribbon cutting at Arroyo Crossing: Moab Area Community Land Trust celebrates progress
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Big Data, Big Research, Hardball University Politics, the Baptism of the Dead, and the Utah Autism Whistleblower

Big Data, Big Research, Hardball University Politics, the Baptism of the Dead, and the Utah Autism Whistleblower By Judith Pinborough-Zimmerman and Mark Blaxill Like it or not. Legal or not. Government collects, maintains, and even shares and sells massive amounts of your personal data. This data collection starts before you are born and continues after you die. Government knows your name(s), social security number, age, birthdate, if and whom you married, and when. Were you ever divorced? Do you have children? What are your unchanging physical characteristics, like your height and eye color? Government likely has several photos at different ages, and possibly even your DNA and fingerprints. Government knows how much you weighed at birth and how much you weighed when you got your first driver’s license. They know what kind of student you were, if you received special education services, and if you attended public schools, what your grade point average was. Th

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