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ConsumerAffairs.com analyzed on-site data to create a series of interactive maps displaying domestic moving trends in the United States, and we've found that the largest portion of prospective movers to Utah come from the state of California

Specifically, our data suggests that 32.0% of the moving pool to Utah is comprised of Californians.

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Governor Gary R. Herbert’s Schedule

October 15, 2018 - October 19, 2018

**The Governor’s schedule is subject to frequent change**

Monday, October 15

9:30 a.m. Meet with Governor’s Leadership Team

Location: Governor’s Office

11:30 a.m. Common Good Awards

Location:   Grand America Hotel

Media Access

2:00 p.m. Update with General Counsel

Location:   Governor’s Office

Getting Away with Murder

By Mel Gurtov

779 words

HANDS LIKE HOUSES

NEW ALBUM '-ANON. '

OUT TODAY

ON HOPELESS RECORDS

"...the album is a declarative move that finds the band setting their sights on a 

wider audience and larger venues. Tightly executed and packed with highlights, they 

pull it off with ease."

UTAH OPIOID SOLUTIONS SUMMIT A SUCCESS
 

CELEBRATING 25 YEARS of CER

Today’s is CER’s official birthday! Thank you for 25 years of working in tandem to make schools work better for all kids, to empower parents, influence policymakers, challenge the establishment and fight for great education for all Americans!

Hi all, Cafe Rio Mexican Grill is opening in West Point! Mayor Craythorne along with Chamber officials will help us cut the ribbon on Wednesday (10/17), and we're giving away lunch to the first 300 guests.

Here are the details:

--What: Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new West Point Cafe Rio Mexican Grill. In addition to giving away entrees to the first 300 guests, we'll also be presenting The Davis Education Foundation with $2,500.

--When: Wednesday, October 17; ribbon cutting at 10:30 a.m.

Oct 12, 2018

Animal research is crucial for pets -- and their owners
By Matthew R. Bailey

A team of researchers is testing a groundbreaking vaccine that could prevent cancer in dogs.

About 800 dog owners have volunteered their healthy canine companions for a clinical trial. The pets will receive either the vaccine or a placebo and will undergo regular checkups to monitor for tumors. Researchers have spent more than a decade developing the drug -- and hope that it could stave off every form of cancer.