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The Conversation: What’s inside (The beginning)
Seven (slightly) smarter Thanksgiving shareables for the table
Tired of casserole? This Midwestern combo will save Thanksgiving
Northern Utah Living: Places to go, things to do (Nov. 15-23)
Ask Dr. Steve: Inside a judge’s mind: The real reason parents win (or lose) custody cases
Northern Utah Living: 3 events to check out this week (Nov. 15-23)
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GET OUT THERE: Surreal and sacred: Hiking Bryce Canyon under a full moon
Years ago, a National Park ranger gave me a tip I’ve never forgotten. “I’ve worked in a bunch of parks and visited every single one,” he said. “But if I had to pick a favorite experience? Hiking Bryce Canyon under a full moon.” That stuck with me. And this year, the stars (and ...
Northern Utah Living: 3 events to check out this week (Nov. 15-23)
The full Northern Utah calendar of events is on L4, but here are three local events you should check out this week: 1. Candlelight: Tribute to The Beatles The Bigelow Event Venue, Ogden, Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. From the event website: "Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, ...
Northern Utah Living: Places to go, things to do (Nov. 15-23)
Here is a look at many of the events going on in Northern Utah and beyond in the next week: CENTRAL Ogden Nov. 15 Acorn Antiques and Vintage Holiday Show, Golden Spike Event Center, 5-9 p.m. (Nov. 15-16, goldenspikeeventcenter.com) RMPRA Winter Series Rodeo, Golden Spike Event Center, ...
Seven (slightly) smarter Thanksgiving shareables for the table
Depending on your appetite, the annual Thanksgiving nap may come sooner than you'd like this year. The average American consumes between 2,000 and 4,500 calories on Thanksgiving, according to an evaluation of holiday meals done by the statistics and research outfit, Electro IQ. Cutting that ...
Ask Dr. Steve: Inside a judge’s mind: The real reason parents win (or lose) custody cases
Most parents enter custody battles believing judges care most about financial stability, work schedules, or who's been the "better" parent. The reality is far more nuanced. Judges see through rehearsed testimony, recognize manipulation tactics, and base decisions on factors parents often ...
The Conversation: What’s inside (The beginning)
“I am losing my mind and do not know what to do. I have come to realize I need something more than myself. Today was a rough day, and maybe I am better off not being here. I need to find some value in my existence. I am losing myself, and the worst part is that I cannot even share it with ...