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HILL AIR FORCE BASE -- It's not the deserts of Iraq or Afghanistan, but for fighter units preparing to deploy, the Utah Test and Training Range is almost like being there.| • Charges filed in Ogden hostage situation |
| OGDEN — Felony kidnapping charges were filed Wednesday against four men involved in a house party-turned-standoff. |
| • Traveling Veterans Memorial will stop in Ogden in June |
| OGDEN -- Escorted by hundreds of motorcycles, a half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall will arrive in Ogden June 10 to be on display over Flag Day this year. |
| • Woman serving Mormon mission dies in Ohio |
| ST. GEORGE -- A 60-year-old Utah woman serving a Mormon mission has died in a car crash in Ohio. |
| • Court hears Utah man’s claim to cut of Howard Hughes estate |
| DENVER — A Utah delivery man is taking his claim for a share of Howard Hughes’ estate to a federal appeals court in Denver. |
| • All Chalked Up |
| BOUNTIFUL -- When is a sidewalk more than just concrete? When it becomes the canvas for the annual Bountiful Chalk Art Festival. |
| • Transit corridors being planned |
| OGDEN -- The city council will unveil a priority list of top potential transit corridors within Ogden during a work session Thursday night. |
| • Combat Hammer |
| HILL AIR FORCE BASE -- It's not the deserts of Iraq or Afghanistan, but for fighter units preparing to deploy, the Utah Test and Training Range is almost like being there. |
| • Today's other top news headlines: Measles vaccination urged Convicted drug user explains himself Gates urges military to focus on war against insurgents |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Today's other top local headlines: Utah preparing against crypto Farmington woman dies on LDS mission UCAT proposes creation of seperate governing body WSU students safe in China |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Tuesday, May 13, 2008 |
| • Four people, including two children, dead in South Salt Lake murder-suicide |
| SOUTH SALT LAKE — Police say four people are dead in a murder-suicide in a Salt Lake City suburb. |
| • Davis job growth lags behind the rest of the Wasatch Front |
| OGDEN — Davis County is lagging behind the rest of the Wasatch Front in terms of job growth, according to estimates released Tuesday. |
| • Measles cases on the rise, parents encouraged to have children immunized |
| FARMINGTON — Parents who haven’t immunized their children against measles are being urged to do so. |
| • Utah Test and Training Range important to Air Force training |
| HILL AIR FORCE BASE — The Utah Test and Training Range in Utah’s barren west desert might not be pretty to look at, but its value as an Air Force training ground is second to none. |
| • AAA Utah says in-state gas prices jumped 36 cents in a month |
| SALT LAKE CITY — AAA Utah says the average price for a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Utah is $3.62 a gallon, up 36 cents when compared with last month. |
| • StandardNET Live! Daily Download |
| This is a selection of today's top multimedia chosen by the StandardNET staff. |
| • Ogden police respond to criticism after standoff |
| OGDEN -- Police and family members disagree about the response to a Sunday-morning house party in which 17 people were arrested and about the portrayal of the suspects in custody. |
| • Agendas |
| A summary of agendas of public meetings to be held |
| • Tag now, clean later |
| OGDEN -- Summertime and the living is easy -- unless you're part of the 2nd District Juvenile Court's graffiti-removal program. |
| • Saying Goodbye |
| SOUTH WEBER -- The same friendly face has welcomed two generations of students to South Weber Elementary. |
| • Today's other top news headlines: Local teachers survive China quake Board of health puts off smoking ordinance Layton shop owner says it with signs |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Today's other top Weber headlines: Jury: Middleton innocent Ogden mayor to discuss SchoolTech with governor 'Death to paper plates!' and other tales of the gun |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Today's other top Davis headlines: Festival celebrates decade of feathers Ruling upholds charges against professor News beat |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Monday, May 12, 2008 |
| • Graffiti removal progam puts young offenders to work |
| OGDEN — Summer time and the living is easy — unless you’re part of the 2nd District Juvenile Court’s graffiti removal program. |
| • Layton business owner displays signs on dispute with city leaders |
| LAYTON — Small business owner Sherri Tatton is at odds with Layton again, and like before, is advertising her fight with the city in the storefront window of her business. |
| • Multiple charges filed after party at Ogden 'gang house' |
| OGDEN -- Police say 14 adults and three juveniles were arrested early Sunday morning on multiple charges of aggravated kidnapping and assault following a six-hour standoff with officers. |
| • The Engineers That Could |
| OGDEN -- A group of seniors at Two Rivers High School has created devices to protect snowboards from thieves, make lacrosse safer to play and reduce construction time. |
| • WWI vets' fence of honor |
| OGDEN -- A group of Ogden businessmen decided the soldier who has stood for more than 70 years in Ogden Cemetery needed a new fence. |
| • Today's other top news headlines: All aboard transit study? Monks leave Layton Multiple charges filed after party in Ogden 'gang house' |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Today's other top local headlines: Residents share safety concerns Farmington asked to consider rentals Public hearing for recycling program Hopes still high for center partnership |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Sunday, May 11, 2008 |
| • 17 arrested following police stand-off |
| OGDEN -- Police say 14 adults and three juveniles were arrested early Sunday morning on multiple charges of aggravated kidnapping and assault following a six-hour standoff with officers. |
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