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More than two dozen middle-schoolers lined up outside the gymnasium doors. It took them less than 15 minutes to scarf down their lunch and they were ready to play some ball.
Business turns 100
Talking while driving
Taylorsville slaying
The Lorenz Co. is a knife-sharpening business that has been a fixture in downtown Salt Lake City since 1910.
Talking while driving
Taylorsville slaying
Fighting obesity
And now an experiment for people who pride themselves in their ability to multitask.
Taylorsville slaying
Fighting obesity
Business turns 100
Prosecutors have filed two counts of aggravated murder in connection with the slaying four years ago of a woman (shown here) and her unborn son.
Fighting obesity
Business turns 100
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Utahn savors running with torch
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Halestorm suing financing company
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Fire destroys Taylorsville store, damages 2 others
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Destiny Norton's father pleads guilty in drug case
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Provo High student tries to grab officer's gun, police say
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Bluffdale snubs the UPD, OKs policing contract with Saratoga Springs
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Utah gas prices jump 14 cents
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Move-in plans, new restaurants mark City Creek development's progress in downtown Salt Lake City
Feb. 9, 2010 11:23 p.m. |5 comments
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15-month-old Rachel Toone dies Tuesday following possible toxic gas exposure
Feb. 9, 2010 11:09 p.m. |31 comments
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Utah Legislature: State budget cuts spare public education
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Kids who go to schools near busy roads could suffer from exhaust fumes
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In fight against childhood obesity, a Midvale school holds P.E. during lunch
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Charges filed in 2006 Taylorsville slaying
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Lee Benson: Salt Lake City knife-sharpening business turns 100
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Utah Legislature: Bills seek to make talking on a cell phone while driving a crime for teens
Feb. 9, 2010 10:47 p.m. |2 comments
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Legislature may provide alternative for UPD fee
Feb. 9, 2010 10:45 p.m. |0 comments
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Plans call for second Utah radioactive waste site
Feb. 9, 2010 10:43 p.m. |1 comment
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Salt Lake City leaders look to clean up, develop Depot District
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West Valley considering ban on sexually oriented escorts
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Salt Lake County Council renames softball complex to honor Miller
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City plans dance to raise funds for field
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Utah County sets position salaries
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Photo: Hearts and helpers
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Trucking company donates to University of Utah business school
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Penguin exhibit delayed until March
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Cohesion key for U.S. success, Schlesinger tells BYU audience
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Utah Legislature: Proposal to skip 12th grade now a bill
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Utah Legislature: School vending machine bill fizzles
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