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Classic 'angry young man' film and 'The Secret Garden' debut on DVD
'The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner'; and the 1949 version of 'The Secret Garden' make DVD debuts.
Jailhouse Rock: Community fosters relationships between daughters and their incarcerated fathers
Girls get to dance with their fathers and have dinner with them during a special day at the Richmond City Jail. Read more »
Native American tribe buries remains, 150 years after massacre
Though the ceremony was conducted "old-school," consisting of ancient Native American customs, the entire tribe subscribes to beliefs of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Read more »
Brandon Sanderson's debut young adult novel is a successful break into the genre
In Brandon Sanderson's debut young adult novel, "The Rithmatist," two students are given a special assignment to track down the mysterious kidnapper of Rithmatic students in a world where chalk... Read more »
Book review: 'Salt Lake City: A Photographic Portrait' entrances readers with vivid splendor
A new book offers a breathtaking glimpse of some of Salt Lake City's most magnificent aspects. History, heritage and beauty combine in "Salt Lake City: A Photographic Portrait" to explore the... Read more »
Book review: 'Yellowstone Yesterday and Today' explores national park with photos
In “Yellowstone Yesterday & Today” Paul Horsted, along with Bob Berry, create a book that matches the surprises and delights of exploring the trails and paths of the park. Read more »
Book review: 'Secrets of the National Parks' provides interesting info for experts, families
National Geographic’s latest book, “Secrets of the National Parks: The Experts’ Guide to the Best Experiences Beyond the Tourist Trail,” offers a plethora of tips for both... Read more »
Book review: 'America's National Parks' features stunning pop-ups, retro-style art
After three years in development," America's National Parks, A Pop-Up Book" is a coast-to-coast journey featuring 18 of the most popular parks, including six as stunning pop-ups, using retro-style... Read more »
Book review: Examining the national park idea in 'To Conserve Unimpaired'
Robert B. Keiter's "To Conserve Unimpaired" is an academic examination of the beginnings and continued preservation of the national park system. Read more »
Book review: 'Hikernut’s Canyon Lands Companion' details 12 great hikes in the Southwest
“Hikernut’s Canyon Lands Companion” is a good start for novice hikers wanting to hit some of the major and most scenic canyon hikes in Utah, Arizona and New Mexico. Read more »
Touchscreens and toddlers: The research is mostly good news
Toddlers are mesmerized by touchscreens, and it's easy to hand a fussy child a smartphone or tablet. Do young children learn useful skills when this happens, or do they suffer harm? Read more »
Mothers on meth: New book highlights family struggles in the suburbs
Six years after conquering meth, Kandice Spencer is still going strong, living a full drug-free life with her family. Not everyone is so fortunate. Meth is a continuing menace to young mothers,... Read more »
Susan Powell's father wants help searching for her along I-84
Susan Powell's father plans to launch a new search next week for his missing daughter along I-84 between Tremonton in northern Utah and Pendleton, Ore. Read more »
Parents of Sandy Hook victim, Emilie Parker, touched by memorial dedicated in her memory
A small garden, a bench and a plaque along the Ogden River Parkway now stand as a memorial to a little girl who died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Read more »
Classically trained chef opens diner in Uintah County's oilfield
Signs are common in the oilfields of the Uintah Basin. Some point the way to drilling rigs or natural gas compressor stations. Others warn about the potential presence of hydrogen sulfide gas. A... Read more »
Canyonlands announces change to backcountry reservation process
Beginning Sept. 1, Canyonlands National Park will be changing the reservation process for all its backcountry permits. Read more »
Q-and-A: Answers to common questions about the Common Core State Standards Initiative
The Deseret News provides answers to common questions about the Common Core State Standards Initiative. Read more »
Common Core State Standards attract controversy across U.S.
Some say the Common Core State Standards adopted by all but five U.S. states will better prepare graduates for college and work. Others say the standards are an intrusive, cookie-cutter approach to... Read more »
Salt Lake County Library to hold Summer Reading Kickoff Party
Salt Lake County Library's annual Summer Reading Kickoff Party will be on Saturday, June 1 at the library's Viridian Event Center and Veterans Memorial Park. Read more »
Gallup poll shows shift in views on morality over last decade
Cheating on a spouse came in dead last in a Gallup survey measuring American attitudes about how morally acceptable 20 different behaviors are. It's worse than gambling, suicide and polygamy, among... Read more »
Hundreds of police officers attend kindergarten graduation for fallen colleague's daughter
Members of the Phoenix Police Department supported a fallen officer’s family as they attended his daughter Tatum’s kindergarten graduation May 22. Read more »
Mormon Parenting: Don’t call gay unions ‘marriage’
Marriage means a committed union between a man and a woman, with the likelihood or at least the possibility of procreation. Marriage has always meant that, and it has always been the glue that... Read more »
'Fast & Furious 6' is fast, furious and ridiculous
“Fast & Furious 6” is a relentless, over-the-top action blowout that is determined to be a crowd-pleaser. It’s fast, it’s fun, and thanks to roughly 273 explosions, car... Read more »
'Fast and Furious 6': 3 points for parents
Information for parents about the film "Fast and Furious 6." Read more »
Doug's Take: 'Epic' is cute and clever
It’s cute and it’s clever — it’s "Epic” from director Chris Wedge, who also gave us the "Ice Age” movies. Read more »
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Mormon Parenting: Don’t call gay unions ‘marriage’
Marriage means a committed union between a man and a woman, with the likelihood or at least the possibility of procreation. Marriage has always meant that, and it has always been the glue that... Read more »
Native American tribe buries remains, 150 years after massacre
Though the ceremony was conducted "old-school," consisting of ancient Native American customs, the entire tribe subscribes to beliefs of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Read more »
Susan Powell's father wants help searching for her along I-84
Susan Powell's father plans to launch a new search next week for his missing daughter along I-84 between Tremonton in northern Utah and Pendleton, Ore. Read more »
Parents of Sandy Hook victim, Emilie Parker, touched by memorial dedicated in her memory
A small garden, a bench and a plaque along the Ogden River Parkway now stand as a memorial to a little girl who died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Read more »
Mothers on meth: New book highlights family struggles in the suburbs
Six years after conquering meth, Kandice Spencer is still going strong, living a full drug-free life with her family. Not everyone is so fortunate. Meth is a continuing menace to young mothers,... Read more »
Sintra, Portugal, is a perfect combination of diversity and beauty
After a visit to Sintra, Portugal, my wife and I decided it would be the perfect place to retire. With the not too distant coastline, the meandering hills and the incredible and colorful... Read more »
Davis County honor student arrested in deaths of 2 younger brothers
Two young brothers, ages 4 and 10, were found dead in their West Point home late Wednesday. Their 15-year-old brother was arrested Thursday in connection with the deaths. Read more »
Touchscreens and toddlers: The research is mostly good news
Toddlers are mesmerized by touchscreens, and it's easy to hand a fussy child a smartphone or tablet. Do young children learn useful skills when this happens, or do they suffer harm? Read more »
Common Core State Standards attract controversy across U.S.
Some say the Common Core State Standards adopted by all but five U.S. states will better prepare graduates for college and work. Others say the standards are an intrusive, cookie-cutter approach to... Read more »
Hundreds of police officers attend kindergarten graduation for fallen colleague's daughter
Members of the Phoenix Police Department supported a fallen officer’s family as they attended his daughter Tatum’s kindergarten graduation May 22. Read more »
Gallup poll shows shift in views on morality over last decade
Cheating on a spouse came in dead last in a Gallup survey measuring American attitudes about how morally acceptable 20 different behaviors are. It's worse than gambling, suicide and polygamy, among... Read more »
'Fast & Furious 6' is fast, furious and ridiculous
“Fast & Furious 6” is a relentless, over-the-top action blowout that is determined to be a crowd-pleaser. It’s fast, it’s fun, and thanks to roughly 273 explosions, car... Read more »
Brandon Sanderson's debut young adult novel is a successful break into the genre
In Brandon Sanderson's debut young adult novel, "The Rithmatist," two students are given a special assignment to track down the mysterious kidnapper of Rithmatic students in a world where chalk... Read more »
18-year-old musician dies after inspiring others to live (+video)
Zach Sobiech has more than 4 million views of his YouTube video featuring his song, "Clouds." But Zach has done much more in his 18 years than create successful music. After being diagnosed with... Read more »
Third book in Utah author Shannon Hale's Princess Academy series coming in 2015
Utah author Shannon Hale is writing a third book in the Princess Academy series, she announced on her blog squeetus.com this week. Read more »
Book review: 'Salt Lake City: A Photographic Portrait' entrances readers with vivid splendor
A new book offers a breathtaking glimpse of some of Salt Lake City's most magnificent aspects. History, heritage and beauty combine in "Salt Lake City: A Photographic Portrait" to explore the... Read more »
Abercrombie & Fitch CEO posts statement on Facebook, stores accused of being unfriendly to disabled
It's been quite the month for Mike Jeffries, CEO of clothing store Abercrombie and Fitch. Since his statement from 2006 began to circulate, the company has received several comments from concerned... Read more »
Classic ‘angry young man’ film and ‘The Secret Garden’ debut on DVD
The classic 1960s film “The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner” and the 1949 version of “The Secret Garden” make their DVD debuts this week, along with several other... Read more »
Family, drug court graduation give mother reason to smile
Tara Roweton said Thursday it "feels great" to graduate from family dependency drug court. It's a big step on her quest to have a happy, stable life for her and her son. Read more »
Jailhouse Rock: Community fosters relationships between daughters and their incarcerated fathers
Girls get to dance with their fathers and have dinner with them during a special day at the Richmond City Jail. Read more »
Picture books for spring range from simple to complex for young readers
New picture books range from seemingly simple art to classical styles with thoughtful stories to share with a variety of ages. The following are 20 favorites to enjoy during the spring and summer. Read more »
Picture books for spring range from simple to complex for young readers (+video)
New picture books range from seemingly simple art to classical styles with thoughtful stories to share with a variety of ages. Following are 20 favorites to enjoy during the spring and summer. Read more »
Book review: 'Yellowstone Yesterday and Today' explores national park with photos
In “Yellowstone Yesterday & Today” Paul Horsted, along with Bob Berry, create a book that matches the surprises and delights of exploring the trails and paths of the park. Read more »
Crime estimated to increase as temperatures rise: How to protect your assets
As the temperatures continue to rise, more people are going outside and out of town for activities and vacations, leaving homes and cars unattended — often for days. The change in weather... Read more »
Q-and-A: Answers to common questions about the Common Core State Standards Initiative
The Deseret News provides answers to common questions about the Common Core State Standards Initiative. Read more »
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