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Nov 06 2024EDUCATION

Special Ed Departments: A Success Story

You might be wondering how one special education department turned things around and became a shining example for others. Let's take a step back and look at the journey of Payson's special education department. Once upon a time, it wasn't where it wanted to be. But with dedication and hard work, it

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Nov 06 2024HEALTH

Cancer Diagnoses Often Follow ER Visits

Did you know that one in three people who get cancer end up in the emergency room before they find out? That's right! A team of researchers in Canada dug into this and found that about a third of new cancer patients had visited the ER within three months before their diagnosis. These visits often ha

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Nov 05 2024HEALTH

Whooping Cough on the Rise: Michigan's Call to Action

In Michigan, cases of whooping cough, also known as pertussis, are steadily climbing. As of late October, the state has reported 830 confirmed or probable cases, a significant jump from the 473 cases recorded just three weeks earlier. This disease, which causes severe coughing fits and can be life-t

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Nov 01 2024HEALTH

COVID Vaccines Banned: A Unique Decision in Idaho

In a surprising move, a public health department in Idaho has been barred from giving COVID-19 vaccines. This is the first time in the US that a health department has been halted from providing these vital shots. While other states have limited vaccine promotion or recommended against them, Idaho's

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Oct 26 2024POLITICS

Trump's Words: A Warning for Voters

The Editorial Board of the New York Times took a unique approach to sway voters ahead of the election. They directly quoted former President Donald Trump, highlighting his promises. The board, which has long opposed Trump's re-election bid, chose to point out alarming plans he's spoken about. They u

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Oct 25 2024EDUCATION

Helping 8 Million Struggling Students: A New Plan for Debt Relief

Imagine having a hard time paying your student loans because life threw you some unexpected curveballs. The U. S. Education Department has proposed new rules that could provide debt relief for nearly 8 million borrowers facing financial hardships. These hardships might include high medical costs, ch

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Oct 25 2024CRIME

Key Bridge Collapse Settlement Reaches Over $100 Million

In a recent turn of events, two companies that own and operate the cargo ship Dali have agreed to pay over $100 million to settle a civil claim brought by the United States. The collision with the Key Bridge led to a significant disaster, and now, Grace Ocean Private Limited and Synergy Marine Priva

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Oct 23 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Theatre Department's New Play: 'Radium Girls'

Imagine stepping back in time to witness a captivating tale about the true stories of women who fought for justice. The Longhorn Theatre Department has decided to bring this powerful narrative to life. Titled "Radium Girls, " the play offers a close look at the fascinating yet tragic events that unf

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Oct 21 2024CRIME

UCLA Students Targeted in Alleged Hate Crime

Around 1:11 a. m. on Saturday, a group of UCLA students sitting on a bench near a Chick-Fil-A on Westwood Boulevard were targeted by a hateful act. A dark SUV drove by, and the driver shouted an ethnic slur at the students. The front passenger then threw an open water bottle, striking one of the stu

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Oct 16 2024EDUCATION

How Trump Can Use the Education Department to Shake Things Up

Recently, former President Donald Trump has made big promises about education. Instead of shutting down the Department of Education, he could use it as a tool to challenge current policies. This wouldn't be the first time Republican candidates have talked about shutting down the department, but they

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