Michael Brandy, Deseret News

Steve Hatch and Katie Masterson spend their days working with chocolate, one of the most romantic foods around.

Deli meats to the rescue

Hot business in old stoves

Knitting people together

Larry Crowe, Associated Press

For fast and flavorful weeknight meals, think deli meats. But don't think about sandwiches.

Hot business in old stoves

Knitting people together

Sweet success

Joseph A. Garcia, Ventura County Star

Business is heating up for Jack Santoro, owner of a company specializing in antique stoves.

Knitting people together

Sweet success

Deli meats to the rescue

Stuart Johnson, Deseret News

The click-clacking can be heard in halls of Brighton High School, the living room of her home and the Relief Society room at her church building.

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The click-clacking can be heard in halls of Brighton High School, the living room of her home and the Relief Society room at her church building.

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Ally Losness had a dream. She would graduate from University of San Diego with her degree in communications and get a high-powered corporate job.

Steve Hatch and Katie Masterson spend their days working with chocolate, one of the most romantic foods around.

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Business is heating up for Jack Santoro, owner of a company specializing in antique stoves.

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The outside temperature on my car's dashboard monitor read 5 degrees Fahrenheit as I approached the south entrance of Grand Canyon National Park at 8 a.m. on a mid-winter morning.

With a piece of a former 4500 South bridge support from eastside I-215, Dave Petty and Parry Osborn, aided with a computer, began applying pressure.

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