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A sister of Rebecca Toone, the 4-year-old Layton girl who died Saturday from suspected exposure to poison gas, was hospitalized Monday in intensive care.

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Scouts celebrate 100

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Keith Johnson, Deseret News

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.

Scouts celebrate 100

Coleman ordered to pay

Sister of girl hospitalized

Stuart Johnson, Deseret News

The Utah National Parks Council of the Boy Scouts of America joined with Scouts from across the nation in celebrating the 100th birthday of American Scouting on Monday.

Coleman ordered to pay

Sister of girl hospitalized

Students get SMASHed

Stuart Johnson, Deseret News

Gary Coleman wanted to clear one thing up as he limped into Santaquin Justice Court.

Sister of girl hospitalized

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