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(AP Photo/The News Tribune, Lui Kit Wong, Pool) The family escorts the casket of Charlies and Braden Powell after a funeral Saturday in Tacoma, Wash. The boys died Feb. 5, 2012, when their father, Josh Powell, set fire to the home he was living in while they visited. Powell had been a person of interest in the 2009 disappearance of his wife Susan.

Family, teachers remember Powell boys at Washington funeral
(ELI LUCERO/The Associated Press) New Mexico State forward Bandja Sy (10) grabs a rebound over Utah State guard Danny Berger (12) and center Tshilidzi Nephawe.

New Mexico State downs Utah State 80-69
(STEVE C. WILSON/The Associated Press) Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook (0) drives against Utah Jazz guard Devin Harris (5) during the first half of their NBA basketball game in Salt Lake City on Friday.

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(Contributed photos) Children at Lincoln Elementary School made cards for police officers involved in a recent shooting.
NANCY VAN VALKENBURG/Standard-Examiner Above, the Second Baptist Mime Ministry troupe performed at the Black History Month celebration at Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College.
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(MATTHEW ARDEN HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner) Northridge's Zach Hayes grabs a loose ball as Northridge High School hosts Fremont High School in Layton on Friday. The Knights won 40-33.
ASHLEY FRANSCELL/Special to the Standard-Examiner Sixth-graders were assigned to different Polis (Greek city-states) on Friday during their Olympic Games at George Q. Knowlton Elementary School in Farmington. Each of the city-states competed in five events. The sixth-grade “Olympic Games” were the culmination of their study of Greece and Rome for the past six weeks.
Contributed photo Cook Elementary students in Syracuse created an 8-foot dragon with 800 scales for display at their recent arts and crafts night.
(NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner) Spencer Link takes a run during slopestyle practice at the Dew Tour at Snowbasin on Friday.
(NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner) A Utah Highway Patrol helicopter takes off to search for a downed airplane in Morgan County on Friday.
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College Basketball: Utah at Arizona, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012
(AP Photo/The News Tribune, Dean J. Koepfler) Stacy Chan and Owen Anderson, of Tacoma, Wash. stand across from the Life Center Church in Tacoma on Saturday. The family of missing Utah woman Susan Powell is holding a public funeral for her two sons, nearly a week after their father killed them in a gas-fueled blaze. Hundreds of people are attending the Saturday service. Many are wearing purple and blue ribbons in memory of 7-year-old Charlie and 5-year-old Braden. The boys' remains are in one coffin adorned with flowers. They were killed in a fire set by their father, Josh Powell, when they went to visit him Sunday at his home in Graham.
Powell brothers' funeral

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Northridge's Zach Hayes grabs a loose ball as Northridge High School hosts Fremont High School in Layton Friday, February 10, 2012.(MATTHEW ARDEN HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner)
Prep basketball: Northridge vs. Fremont, February 10, 2012

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(Contributed photos) Children at Lincoln Elementary School made cards for police officers involved in a recent shooting.
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NANCY VAN VALKENBURG/Standard-Examiner Above, the Second Baptist Mime Ministry troupe performed at the Black History Month celebration at Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College.
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ASHLEY FRANSCELL/Special to the Standard-Examiner Sixth-graders were assigned to different Polis (Greek city-states) on Friday during their Olympic Games at George Q. Knowlton Elementary School in Farmington. Each of the city-states competed in five events. The sixth-grade “Olympic Games” were the culmination of their study of Greece and Rome for the past six weeks.
Knowlton Elementary students compete in mock Olympics
(NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner) A Utah Highway Patrol helicopter takes off to search for a downed airplane in Morgan County on Friday.
Sheriff's office confirms two dead in Morgan plane crash
Officer Michael Rounkles, a member of the Weber-Morgan Narcotic Strike Force who was shot in a Jan. 4 drug raid, sat with wife Christy on Thursday at a North Ogden Elementary School program in his honor. NANCY VAN VALKENBURG/Standard-Examiner staff
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NICHOLAS DRANEY/Standard-Examiner Skier Mike Riddle practices in the superpipe on the first day of the Dew Tour at Snowbasin Ski Resort on Thursday.
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(ELI LUCERO/The Associated Press) New Mexico State forward Bandja Sy (10) grabs a rebound over Utah State guard Danny Berger (12) and center Tshilidzi Nephawe.
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In this Jan. 30, 2012 photo, April Lawrence, owner of Bone-A-Patreat, gives her dog Spencer a treat in her store in Des Moines, Iowa. Many pet owners want the best for their four-legged family members. That means high-quality, safe and eco-friendly products, from organic food and treats to BPA-free toys and water dishes. And they don't mind paying extra for it. Pet health has been getting more attention as a result of recalls, social media sites and general concern over environmental dangers. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
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