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Deseret News Real treasures sometimes have no price tag or expiration date Share this story Spenser Heaps, Deseret News A few nights ago, Emmy Salazar’s husband Gus asked what she wanted for Mother’s Day. He would be shopping, because their son, Calvin, is just over a year old. “What I really want,” replied the Provo, Utah, mom without hesitation, “is one uninterrupted hour of time while our son is awake.” Gus Salazar may have been surprised by the simplicity of his wife’s Mother’s Day request. But it’s no surprise to Susan G. Groner of New York City, author of “Parenting...

What moms want this Mother’s Day that you won’t find at a store Lois M. Collins © Spenser Heaps, Deseret News Emmy Salazar and her son, Calvin, 13 months, play outside their home in Provo on Tuesday, May 4, 2021. A few nights ago, Emmy Salazar’s husband Gus asked what she wanted for Mother’s Day. He would be shopping, because their son, Calvin, is just over a year old. “What I really want,” replied the Provo, Utah, mom without hesitation, “is one uninterrupted hour of time while our son is awake.” Gus Salazar may have been surprised by the simplicity of his...

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" " Not everyone gets water from a municipal supply. Nearly 15 million Americans use a well instead. Of course, in most cases, they don't have to let down a bucket. Gary S Chapman/Getty Images Drinking water is such a basic aspect of daily life that many of us don't bother to consider the source. But water quality varies wildly across the United States and around the world, and that, in turn, can affect the quality of life. Nearly 300 million Americans rely on public water sources. About 13 to 15 million, however, use private wells instead, according to the Environmental Protection Agen...