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In the tradition of books like "Breath" and "Wintering," "Sleepless" combines science, historical research, and personal experience to explore the complicated relationship women have with darkness.
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Periodically, we highlight a great organization doing good things. Today we’ll spotlight the Sorenson Center at Utah State University.
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Tribune reporters Sofia Jeremias, Megan Banta and Carmen Nesbitt, along with news columnist Robert Gehrke join this week to talk about the top stories, including the Utah Inland Port Authority approving a controversial project on sensitive wetlands on the Great Salt Lake.
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In other news, the Utah Department of Natural Resources is offering tips on how to prevent human-caused wildfires. And, a scenic byway through the Wasatch Mountains has opened for the summer season.
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The Tribune recently spoke with young leaders in Utah working to help. Today we’ll talk with one of those leaders. Sarah Brown is Assistant to the Executive Director and Equine Assisted Learning Instructor at Bridle Up Hope.
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Utah ranks sixth in the nation for suicides. Utah's Carbon, Emery and Grand counties are frequently ranked first in the state for suicide deaths with coal miners at a significantly higher risk for suicide.
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In other news, Davis Behavioral Health has received $8.2 million to build supportive housing for those struggling with substance abuse or mental health issues, and Panguitch residents urged to prepare for potential dam failure
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The new Essential Elements classroom will open more room for the Bridger's special education programs to reach a greater range of students.
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A post-9/11 wars veteran tells how objects he brought home remind him of the civilians and people he served with in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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March 1 is Global Day of Unplugging, a day set aside to encourage people to disconnect from the electronic world, experience nature, talk to people, and, even if just for a day, live life without screens. Setting boundaries around phone use can benefit mental, emotional, and social health. So, consider putting your smartphone in the “friend zone” on March 1 and beyond by trying these tips.