October 6-12, 2024 has been slated as National Newspaper Week by Newspaper Association Managers. The event is a seven-day promotion of the newspaper industry in the United States and Canada.
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By Victoria Leitch vleitch@prairiepress.net
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10/7/24
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A long, long time ago, many marvelous things were invented. Over 120 years ago, the Wright brothers flew the first airplane.
Now look at what man has done since then. We can get on a plane and, …
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Roger Stanley
rogerstanley769@yahoo.com
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9/30/24
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Six years ago, this month, I took on the most complicated, dangerous and overwhelming role in my life so far. Six years ago, I became a mom.
No amount of book reading or researching can prepare …
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Bethany Wagoner
bwagoner@prairiepress.net
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9/30/24
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Sometimes everything you see is familiar, routine, almost boring. Then, there are times when you see something unusual, unique, almost startling.
It makes you stop and say “Did I just see …
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Mike Dixon - Pastor's Perspective
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9/27/24
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Libraries were created as repositories for documents, but through vision and leadership, librarians have changed the world.
There is a powerful sequence in the movie Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome …
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Terry Sullivan - Armchair Science
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9/27/24
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Many of us grew up in an environment where the people we saw and interacted with were never much different than us. Often, our friends and families look like us, sound like us, and even share the …
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Bethany Wagoner
Letter From The Editor
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9/12/24
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September is one of the best months for night sky viewing and this year it is filled with opportunities.
The approaching change from summer to fall means the angle of the Earth to sun and sky is …
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TERRY SULLIVAN
ARMCHAIR SCIENCE
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9/11/24
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Like many of you, I have been watching the Olympics over the past couple of weeks. It has been fun to see the athletes compete and to watch people reach the pinnacle of their sport.
There …
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Isaac Mahler
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8/16/24
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As we reach mid-August day length and solar angle are changing rapidly. These are signals to the monarch butterfly to shift into fall migratory mode.
The next generation of eggs being laid now …
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Terry Sullivan - Armchair Science
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8/16/24
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When I was in high school and college, I played the drums in several bands. We played in churches, coffee shops and other venues. After playing, it was common for people to ask if I could teach them …
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Isaac Mahler - Pastor's Perspective
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8/8/24
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This has been a stellar year for astronomy. It has been filled with events we only get to experience once in a lifetime, if at all. We’ve had a total eclipse, seen the northern lights from …
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Terry Sullivan - Armchair Science
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8/7/24
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Do grasshoppers fiddle the Summer away?
[Photo gallery]
By late summer, we all have long-legged grasshoppers in our yards fiddling the night away, eating, and making merry. In Tooele County, just west of Salt Lake City on I-80, the news is full of stories …
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8/1/24
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The public’s trust in science pendulum swings from high to low. That level of confidence has been dropping steadily over the last 20 years and took a step dive after the 2020 Pandemic.
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7/25/24
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Being a pastor or Bible teacher in an agricultural area has great advantages.The Bible is full of agricultural stories and references. Preaching and teaching to people with knowledge of gardening and …
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Rick Cook - Pastor's Perspective
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7/25/24
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This weekend Erno Rubik will become an octogenarian turning 80 years old. As a young man Rubik was fascinated by design.
His room was full of blocks, springs, bands and connecting sticks. This …
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By Terry Sullivan
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7/16/24
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This holiday weekend, if you are spending time at the pool in a swimsuit, you can thank the Dutch East India Company of the 1600s. There is a direct connection between shipping, dealing with …
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Terry Sullivan - Armchair Science
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7/12/24
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In today’s fast-paced and demanding world, stress has become an almost inevitable part of life. Whether it is related to work, relationships or personal challenges, stress can take a toll on …
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Jonathan Burns - Finding Wellness
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7/12/24
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Unless you’ve been sheltered, we have all prepared for the cicada onslaught.
Back in January, news feeds began announcing this spring would see record levels of noisy insects. The …
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Terry Sullivan - Armchair Science
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6/6/24
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It’s go-time, the eclipse is now just 48 hours away. The weather forecasts are stabilizing and for April it is looking okay, a normal upside-down forecast with Texas and Oklahoma predicting …
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Terry Sullivan - Armchair Science
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4/6/24
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It is Easter weekend and those who are out trying to spy hidden eggs and baskets of treats will need good eyesight. The animal you don’t want to challenge to an easter egg hunt is the eagle. …
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Terry Sullivan - Armchair Science
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4/3/24
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