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Children give music therapy performance for Layton Aquarium & Wildlife animals

LAYTON — It isn't often that animals get their very own concert. But that's exactly what happened in the lobby of Layton Aquarium & Wildlife at the Layton Hills Mall last Friday evening as a handful of young piano students serenaded some of the aquarium's animals. The event, billed as bringing "healing through music," was organized By Rachel Willis, owner of 88 Keys Music Studio. Willis, herself descended from a long line of musicians, told the standard-Examiner that she's long believed in the healing powers of music — both for people and members of the animal ...

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The bombardment from this administration is so constant, it makes me want to hide out for the next two years. But I cant. I feel we all have a responsibility to ourselves and to future generations to protect the beautiful lands we enjoy in Utah and across the nation, and to hold them for future ...

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