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Well, at least no one was hurt.
We the citizens of Salt Lake City agree to trade a new Public Safety Building if you agree to have an open and honest system of public scrutiny for those committed to serving the public. Deal?
I didn't feel anything but our dog was growling weirdly and strangely this morning during the quake. I think he felt something. Our dog Jumper, has as well been acting nervous all day long. I think he was having some kind of after shocks effects.
It is good that know was hurt seriously. Thank the Lord for that!
Schools first. The danger is far greater to our kids. Fix the schools FIRST.
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