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US Olympic track trials: BYU s Courtney Wayment finishes just shy of steeplechase team bid
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US Olympic track trials: BYU s Courtney Wayment s gutsy steeplechase final one spot short of Tokyo
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Bulldogs claim state swim championship
Friday, Feb. 26, 2021
Intermountain Catholic
SALT LAKE CITY Judge Memorial Catholic High School swimmers have had a blowout year, culminating in a 3A state victory for the boys team. At the state championship meet, Feb. 12 and 13 at South Davis Recreation Center, the boys team finished 57 points ahead of Union, a team that beat them by one point last year. The girls team finished in second place.
“It was an amazing season,” Coach Sage Maararen said. “I expected a lot from them, and they just blew me away with the way that they rallied during this pandemic. It almost made them more grateful and more appreciative for swimming, to realize that it is such a privilege that they get to do this.”
Green River Star -
Petra Carranza Jorgenson
Former Green River resident, Petra Carranza Jorgenson, 75, of Tucson, AZ, was born in Leòn, Guanajuato, Mèxico on May 2nd, 1945 to Jesus and Maria Carranza.
Along with her parents, Petra and her five siblings came to this country in the early 1950 s settling down around Helper, UT. There, her Father worked for the railroad and she reminisced often of her fond memories of her youth. She graduated from Carbon High School in Price, UT in 1965.
After graduation, Petra found her way to Tucson, where she found work and enjoyed living close to her siblings. A few years had passed when.
By Julie Johansen
Emery County recently entered into a contract with Dr. Andrew Fry to be a consultant at the San Rafael Energy Research Center. Although Dr. Fry will continue teaching at Brigham Young University (BYU), he is certainly no stranger to the Emery County area.
Dr. Fry grew up in Salt Lake City but moved to Price when he was 15 years old. After graduating from Carbon High School, he worked for PacifiCorp/Rocky Mountain Power for three years in both the Huntington and Hunter power plants. In 1955, when the plants were reducing their workforce, he accepted a lay-off so that he could go climbing in the Himalayas. When he returned from his trip, he worked for an industrial construction company that built mine infrastructure. Some of his assignments for that job were associated with the development of Willow Creek Mine in Helper.
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