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Mary Heers came to the United States in the 1960s to pick up a trail of activism moving like a whirlwind of change from Stanford to Detroit.
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It’s another special Member Drive edition of Access Utah. Today we’re highlighting StoryCorps, which is coming to Logan in May. We're joined by David Isay and Mary Heers.
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This year marks the 15th anniversary of Wild About Utah! We’ll talk with four of the contributors: Shannon Rhodes, Patrick Kelly, Jack Greene and Mary Heers.
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The minute I heard there was a well-stocked community fishing pond just five miles down the road from where I live, I dusted off my old fishing pole, slipped out of the house and threw my line into the Wellsville Reservoir.
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Mary Heers shares a little about the 15 things she hasn't been able to live without during the pandemic.
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When the last tap pounded the Golden Spike into place, the telegraph operators standing alongside tapped out the word DONE. Whistles blew and hats flew through the air – the Transcontinental was done but railroading in Utah had really just begun.
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When I first saw a beaver in Cache Valley I thought I'd seen an alligator.
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The following is an unedited transcript.At 11:00 last Friday, I was standing alone outside a 120 ft pigeon loft in Fielding, Utah, scanning the sky for…
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The minute I heard there was a well-stocked community fishing pond just five miles down the road from where I live, I dusted off my old fishing pole,…
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Just imagine waking from a very long sleep into a bright May morning in Cache Valley. This is the story of Luci, a western firefly, told charmingly by…