Two men were charged Monday in unrelated stabbings last week in Salt Lake County.
On Wednesday, an 18-year-old West Valley man stabbed his 15-year-old friend twice in the side near 3700 S. Highlander (6885 West), according to charges filed in 3rd District Court.
The man faces charges of aggravated assault, a second-degree felony.
On Thursday, a 53-year-old Salt Lake man stabbed another man in the back with a pocket knife after an argument at 210 S. Rio Grande (455 West), according to charges filed in 3rd District Court. The victim was taken to the hospital in serious condition. The 53-year-old faces a charge of second-degree felony aggravated assault.
Story of Salt Lake airmen
I found that out last week. In search of a Memorial Day column, I wandered into Memory Grove (who said columnists can't grasp the obvious?) and as I walked by the various war monuments, I came upon the best-looking structure there: the Meditation Chapel, which might have been transplanted straight from Athens.
Personal investments
As the 29th annual Primary Children's Miracle Network Telethon approaches, Chrissy Sperry said she is reminded of the many blessings in her life.
Holiday campers
Campground officials said about 30 people remained there Sunday morning, following heavy rains and unexpected snow.
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