Pic Alas! Sightseeing is such sweet sorrow

Don't be stubborn, there's lots to do between plays. There is always plenty to do outside the theater during the run of the Utah Shakespearean Festival in Cedar City, Utah. via Colorado River Weekender - Original Story

's blantantly liberal aganda

Pages: [ 1 ] 2 Author Topic: The Daily Herald's blantantly liberal aganda How did conservative Utah Valley get such a blatantly liberal "hometown" paper? I have asked myself this question over and over as I ... via The Daily Herald - Original Story

Executed Man's Guilt Is Questioned

"I tried probably 60 homicide cases and a number of those were capital murder cases" To the very end, convicted killer Larry Griffin shouted his innocence to the world _ through court filings, in pleas to the governor and to nearly any reporter willing to listen. via KSL-TV Salt Lake City - Original Story

The link between labor and immigration

Topic: The link between labor and immigration This week, just before it turns again to immigration, the Senate takes up the Employee Free Choice Act , which would restore to America's workers the right to join ... via Daily Herald - Original Story

Clinton no more immoral than Bush

Topic: Clinton no more immoral than Bush While nearly three-fourths of the people in the United States have finally come to the conclusion that George W. Bush is nothing more than a dangerous, simple-minded ... via The Daily Herald - Original Story

Officials Confirm Death Of Killer Bear

"Events of this type are extremely rare in Utah." The bear tracked down and killed by wildlife officers and hounds Monday was the one that dragged an 11-year-old boy from his family's tent in the Utah wilderness and killed him, officials said after an examination of its remains.Authorities also said the bear, weighing as much as 300 pounds, probably was the same one who had been harassing campers earlier in the weekend.Katie Baker of CBS station KUTV reports the first complaint about an "aggressive bear" was received Saturday night. Another was made Sunday, harassing another group of campers in the same spot before dawn Sunday. Kurt Francom said his son, Jake, was kicked in the head through a tent wall. Read more - Original Story

Utahns at war: Numbers swells

"These are bittersweet days for me" A year of record-low call-ups for Utah's military reservists ended this week with the deployment of the largest Utah National Guard unit to receive orders for a tour of duty in Iraq since 2005. via Salt Lake Tribune - Original Story