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Plain City—Fremont High School’s drama class will be performing the play “The Man Who Came to Dinner” February 11-14 in the auditorium. The play centers around a man named Sheridan “Sherry” Whiteside and the misadventures that follow him and the other characters after he slips and falls on a patch of ice outside his friend’s house. The story features love, revenge, irony, and humor all wrapped up perfectly together.

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Plain City—Fremont High’s swim team is well underway in their 2014-2015 season and have had some pretty impressive finishes. At the region relays held on November 11, the boys’ team took first place and the girls’ team took third. They’ve also had plenty of individual swimmers from the team finish in the top three in different events. Needless to say, it’s been a great season so far for both the team and Timothy Shupe, who’s been coaching for Fremont since 2006, and serving as head coach since 2009.

Farr West Happenings

On November 18th, Farr West citizens packed the City Hall to hear about the General Plan, cemetery, and Smith Family Park; and to share their thoughts and ideas with the City leaders. There were two conceptual layouts for the Smith Family Park that were designed by citizens of Farr West City. All interested residents were invited and encouraged to give feedback on these projects. There was a survey at the open house and they were also available on line and at the City office for a week or so after the meeting.

Farr West 8th Ward: The Young Women and Young Men had their mutual activity at Temple Square in Salt Lake to view the lights and went through the Visitors Center. They carpooled down to see the beautiful light display on the Temple grounds. Everyone was excited and full of holiday cheer.

Editor’s note: The following is a lightly edited transcription of an interview Libertas Institute conducted with a Utah mother of three whose parental rights have been violated by the judicial system. The comments in this interview do not necessarily reflect the views of Libertas Institute.

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In 2013 the Utah Legislature mandated parental review of SAGE test questions and established what is now called the SAGE Parent Review Committee. It was a response to concerns that the computer adaptive tests could include biases or agendas that are objectionable to Utah family values.

Email from Molly Foster (written to the other members of the 15-parent committee to review SAGE test questions)

… In the spring when I was made aware of the USOE putting words in my mouth I contacted Judy Park several times, through email and phone messages to no avail until I sent a more honest email to her one day, she immediately responded. I will enclose our emailed conversation.

UTAH- Common Core has been the source of much concern for parents in Utah State. The Utah State Department of Education has gone to a lot of work and expense to ease the minds of concerned parents, citing results of a 15 parent review committee

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