Hiking to escape the heat? It s a thing in Utah
and last updated 2021-06-15 19:18:01-04
SALT LAKE CITY â Another day of record-breaking temperatures in Salt Lake City Tuesday had many scrambling to the mountains to cool off.
Jennifer Christensen and her three boys spent the morning hiking up to Donut Falls. We just came up. It s hot down in the valley, so we came up here to escape that and just to get out and enjoy the cool weather, Christensen said.
She said they would all rather be in nature than spending time at a packed public pool. There s less people, I mean there s a decent amount, but there are less people here, she added. This is free.
Beacon Media + Marketing Host Open House on May 11
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10 May 2021, 16:49 GMT+10
To celebrate opening a new office in downtown Reno, Beacon Media + Marketing will host an Open House on May 11 (Tuesday), inviting business leaders, neighbors, and friends to participate in the event.
Reno, NV (Merxwire) - Beacon Media + Marketing invites businesses and friends to participate in activities, spend a pleasant day, and participate in business social activities. The event will provide food, beverages, music, and giveaways, as well as a lucky draw with free video ads to promote your business online. There will also be a free LinkedIn class at the event!
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Letter to the editor: Teen with disability at disadvantage under Maine’s new system
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I live with my husband and children, one of whom is an 18-year-old with Down syndrome. For the last month, we have been told by our physician my son’s vaccination is imminent. We were encouraged to start calling for updates so that we could get an appointment as soon as it’s available.
Even though my son is relatively healthy, studies indicate that people with Down syndrome are five times more likely to experience serious illness and 10 times more likely to die from COVID-19.