APRIL 30 AREA COLLEGE ROUNDUP: LCCC tennis team wins Region 24 crown

04/30/11 It was celebration time Saturday for the Lewis and Clark Community College men's tennis team. The Trailblazers defeated defeated Kaskaskia of Centralia 9-0 to win the NJCAA Division I Region 24 men's title.

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Look who's calling Utah and gold 'eccentric'

03/27/11 There's revolution and war in the Middle East and Africa, devastation and nuclear contamination in Japan, and turmoil throughout the world financial system, but the Financial Times always has time to try to make fun of gold and those who see any virtue in it.

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Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office West Bank crime report, March 24

03/25/11 This information reflects initial calls for service reported by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office for the west bank of Jefferson Parish. Locations are approximate due to automated location methods and address inconsistencies, the Sheriff's Office says. 4800 block of 15th...

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Scorecard: By the numbers

03/23/11 MLB exhibition AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. W L Pct. Seattle 13 7 .650 San Fran. 18 8 .692 Detroit 18 10 .

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Utah food news and events

03/22/11 Faustina, 454 E. 300 South, will host a special set-price menu, March 26, 4:30-10 p.m., to recreate the ChefDance menu served at the Sundance Film Festival.

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CUSTOMS Info and GISTnet Announce Country Guides with HTS Filters

03/22/11 EDEN, Utah CUSTOMS Info Ci, provider of a comprehensive trade data repository delivered via web-based subscription or as data to populate any GTM, e-commerce, or landed cost application, today announced an enhancement of the GISTnet Country Guides to be released in Beta version late in the second quarter of 2011 with full release planned for late 2011.The...

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Homes flooding in Weber County

03/16/11 Eden, UT (ABC 4 News) - Storms are causing heavy flooding in Weber County Wednesday night.

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Overwhelming Response to Reader's Digest 'We Hear You America' Campaign -13 Million Cheers, Nearly Half of American ...

03/08/11 Reader's Digest, the world's largest global editorial brand with a reputation for "getting to the heart of the matter" and capturing the best of America, is expanding its "We Hear You America" campaign in response to the overwhelming participation of towns and cities across America.

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Also On Today: Dr. Seuss' Birthday, 'Family Ties' Reunion

03/01/11 The 107 th birthday of Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, is celebrated in his hometown with a two-hour, four episode showing of "The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!" (WGBY, Springfield, Channel 57, 8 a.m.). In Connecticut, it seems to just stay in its regular slot of 8:30 a.m., according to the station's own listing. It's a "Family Ties" reunion today on "Oprah" (WFSB Channel 3 ...

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Development Wrap-up: Squire wins U23 prize in Dominican Republic

03/01/11 There was lots of good experience to be had by USA Cycling National Development Program riders last week. Robbie Squire won the U23 classification at the Dominican Republicand#39;s Vuelta Independencia Nacional which concluded on Sunday. Additionally, some of the nationand#39;s most promising mountain bikers took part in a USA Cycling Mountain Bike Development Camp in Tucson while the top U.S ...

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New Seasons dawning in Vancouver?

02/28/11 Update, 10:14 a.m.: New Seasons spokeswoman Helen Neville, who was not available when this story went to print, said the company receives more requests for a store in Vancouver than for any other site. However, the company does not have immediate plans to open a store in Clark County. "Without a question, Vancouver is our most requested new store site," Neville said Monday. She said New Seasons ...

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One real damp day, circa 10,000 B.C.

02/28/11 South-central Idaho was a cold, wet, rocky place 12,000 years ago. And then one day it got much colder, wetter and rockier.

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This Week's Must-Read Journalism

02/25/11 From Outside's visit to the site of the Chernobyl meltdown to Vanity Fair's inquiry into Mel Gibson's troubled private life, The Daily Beast picks our favorite longform journalism from around the Web this week.

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The rise of the 'Troubadours'

02/24/11 'Troubadours: The Rise of the Singer-Songwriter' revisits a vibrant era of music.

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CUSTOMS Info Makes its Duty and Tax API Public

02/24/11 EDEN, Utah CUSTOMS Info and Global Data Mining CiGDM today announced the public availability of its duty and tax application programming interfaces APIs. The availability of these APIs enables e-commerce platforms, global trade management GTM applications, product life cycle management, and other applications to automatically...

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DEVELOPMENT WRAP: American riders busy around globe

02/23/11 USA Cycling is really gearing up for 2011 with development activities taking place around the globe. USA Cycling National Development Program rider Rob Squire is currently in the #1 spot at the Vuelta Independencia Nacional in the Dominican Republic. American riders earned both a gold and a bronze medal at the UCI Track World Cup final in Manchester over the weekend. A group of five is getting ...

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Q&A with Garrett Sweitzer and Max Eden

02/22/11 Though neither Mitt Romney nor Mitch Daniels has officially announced a 2012 presidential bid, both politicians have a leg up on their competition when it Read more...

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Big holiday crowds challenge some Utah ski resorts

02/21/11 A number of local ski resorts were blessed with big crowds on Presidents Day, but those same crowds forced the closure of Big and Little Cottonwood canyons because of safety concerns.

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Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office West Bank crime report, Feb. 18

02/19/11 This information reflects initial calls for service reported by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office for the west bank of Jefferson Parish. Locations are approximate due to automated location methods and address inconsistencies, the Sheriff's Office says. 1200 1st Avenue -...

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State high school girls basketball tournament capsules

02/17/11 Road to state: Beat Caldwell 48-47 in District III quarterfinals; beat Capital 50-43 in semifinals to qualify for state; lost to Centennial 61-58 in overtime for district championship.

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