Cyclops
Bryan Gray CYCLOPS: Garn should be allowed to move beyond past mistakes
The bombshell announcement from House Majority Leader Kevin Garn last week should be a lesson to us on repentance and redemption, not vengeance. When a TV poll showed that more than 40 percent of...
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CYCLOPS: One minute a liberal, then a conservative
by Bryan Gray
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A local businessman took issue with last week’s column encouraging Jordan School District to consider a small property tax hike rather than fire 500 employees (250 teachers), and significantly incr...
Battle rages between east and west side
by Bryan Gray
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One of the most heated battles in the Utah Legislature this year is one that leaves most Davis County readers yawning. Yes, Jordan School District, those west-siders layered with sprawling suburbs...
Party Lines
PARTY LINES: The ‘best’ and ‘worst’ of the 2010 Legislature
The worst things about this year’s legislative session included the tremendous budget shortfall, and the shadow cast by the arrest of Sheldon Killpack for the suspicion of drunk driving. I have a...
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PARTY LINES: The ‘best’ and ‘worst’ of the 2010 Legislature
by Rob Miller
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The 2010 Utah legislative session is about to end and I’m sure that nobody is looking forward to the close of this year’s 45 day session more than the 104 members of the Utah State House and Senate...
PARTY LINES: Should there be a ‘John Browning’ holiday in Utah?
by Todd Weiler
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Like most Americans, I enjoy a good holiday. Especially those of the three-day weekend variety. Last week, Sen. Mark Madsen briefly vetted a proposal to have the state commemorate gun-maker John ...
Her Point/His Point
HIS POINT: Is ‘March Madness’ turning people mad, or is it all just in fun?
March Madness has arrived, providing entertainment and allowing us to cheer on our favorite College Basketball Team. Unlike the “BSC” football set-up, it also brings us “closure” when the winning...
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HER POINT: Is ‘March Madness’ turning people mad, or is it all just in fun?
by Dawn Brandvold
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A study in 2009 estimated that a whopping 45 percent of all Americans participate in an NCAA “March Madness” pool. In fact, that number suggests that more of us go bracket-crazy in March than actu...
HIS POINT: Should the military change the ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy?
by Blaine Nichols
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‘Should the military’s don’t ask, don’t tell policy be repealed allowing gays to actively and openly serve?” Frankly, I really don’t care. Seldom do I refer to homosexuals as “gays”; usually I use...
Value Speak
A simple, singular act of human decency
It was an easy thing to do, really. Oh, sure – there was a certain amount of risk involved. And it did represent a significant deviation from standard operating procedure. But when it came right...
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Treasures in the sand
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It was the Most Important Day of second grade, and Sarah was ready. And why not? She had been looking forward to this moment since . . . well, since the Most Important Day of first grade. But no...
Swayze, larger than life
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The first time I saw Patrick Swayze he was saving a man from a beating. It was pretty heroic stuff. See, this one really bad guy was about to lay into this other defenseless, gentle soul with a w...
Staff
BY SHALYN ROBERTS Education Beat: Missing the point
I pledge myself, to the best of my ability, to help the students of Davis County and all over the nation and world to love to learn. Many similar pledges of service, kindness, patriotism and more ...
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W. Bountiful Beat: Not all theaters are the same
by Shain Gillet
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Recently I had done a few articles about the Gateway 8 movie theater being closed in order to be revamped into a better, more “customer friendly” theater. The comments that were left by some of ou...
Education Beat: Parents need to be involved
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In the recent debate over the sex education curriculum, the question was asked, “when were schools given the responsibility to teach students about sex?” The answer: When parents didn’t start talki...
Inside Story
RolF Koecher
Executive Editor Amazing week’s events play out a true Davis County tragedy
About 20 years ago, I was asked to testify in a court case involving two people I knew. I was bowled over that one of them wanted me to testify in his behalf because I didn’t think either one was...
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GUEST OPINION: Party caucuses play vital role in everyone’s future
by Rob Miller
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Next Tuesday evening on March 23, 2010, a small group of your neighbors are going to get together and make decisions about a lot of issues that will affect your life for years to come. Everyone is ...
Hunting on Antelope Island would tarnish its wild, natural appeal
by Rolf Koecher
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I’ve had my eyes opened after watching Ken Burns’ new documentary series about America’s national parks. I grew up visiting the parks but never thinking about how they came to be. The parks alwa...
Minute for Parents
Is your home happy?
Is your home a happy place for your children—not an indulgent, do as you please place—but a happy place? Do your children know that you really do love them? Do they feel that love and caring? ...
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Notice what you are grateful for and express gratitude
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I looked out of the window of my car before entering a local store and was so very grateful for my car. In my case my car has a ramp that comes out of the side of the car when I push a button. W...
Teach about freedom
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I f you want your children to understand how God worked through wonderful men to create the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, you need to take the time to teach them that. If you w...
Celebrate
Celebrate! - A sorrow we all must face
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Alzheimer’s is an insidious disease. Those suffering are totally aware at the beginning that they are heading down a frightening path. Even at the height, they realize “something is wrong.” Those...
Celebrate! - It’s time to bridge the divide
by Mark and Gayle Van Wagoner
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You would think that after three decades of being in the media, there would be few surprises concerning audience response. With that said, we are somewhat dismayed over a couple of surprises we re...
Celebrate! - Face 2009 with your chin up
by Mark and Gayle Van Wagoner
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This year, our New Year’s resolution is to not make any New Year’s resolutions! Last year taught us that we are not always in control of what happens, so this year we are going to work on persever...
Sharon May
Laughing Matters: Spring fever turns fiery
Kids, there’s a good reason why Fire Marshall Bill says don’t play with matches. He wants to have all the fun. No, seriously, a gallon of gasoline, a tower of paper, a chimney and a box of matches...
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Laughing Matters: Trade thingamajig for Jones’es’s
by Sharon May
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When I want to practice humility, all I have to do is use a doohickey in public. It’s a well-known and well-observed fact that my mechanical aptitude obviously drowned in the family gene pool som...
Laughing Matters: Just keep things all in scale
by Sharon May
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There’s a good reason why front doors have locks. They keep people from walking in and catching us doing idiotic things. Like weighing your head. It all started during a phone conversation with a ...
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