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KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY – As we watch the progress of the Salt Lake Temple renovation, one company has an exhibit of art and artifacts that takes us back in time to the original construction and dedication. The Salt Lake Temple became the symbol of a faith even during its original construction. Caroline Parry is the curator of "Remembering the Salt Lake Temple: A Celebratory Exhibit" at Anthony's Fine Art. It marks the creation of the sixth temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with photographs, artifacts and memorabilia from the 19th century. "This was their grand monumen...

Abandoned cottage mystery deepens as new sign and messages appear at gates The striking property has fascinated many in the local area Updated A new sign with mysterious messages has appeared at an abandoned cottage in south Liverpool. Last month, the ECHO delved into the history of the fascinating, dilapidated property that lies on the edge of Priory Woods in the St Michael's area of the city. In our investigation we revealed that the cottage was most recently lived in by a man called Erik McKay, who sadly died there in November 2019 at the age of 57. He had lived there with his mother, Pa...

Growers on Hawaii’s Big Island use chemical analysis to accuse retailers and coffee makers of passing off commodity beans as Kona. Kona coffee dates to the 1820s, when missionaries started planting the crop. Plantations began springing up 20 years later but faded out toward the end of the century as labor costs rose. Immigrants from Portugal and then Japan bought up the land, dividing it into small plots that they ran for generations as family farms. Advertisement Contemporary farmers are a mix of their descendants and newcomers willing to take on the region’s punishing four-wheel-drive ...

THE organisers of the ever popular Lymm Historic Transport Day 2021 say there is the 'very real prospect' that this summer's event could go ahead. The event, cancelled last summer, has been scheduled for June 27 – less than a week after the ending of the last of the lockdown restrictions on June 21. Event director Alan Williams explained “There is at last a very real prospect of being able to go ahead but there is very little wiggle room in here. "We are still absorbing this latest government announcement and can expect clarifications and changes in the weeks to come that might cr...