Emma Benson

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PARK CITY — Park City Mountain celebrated spring with its fourth annual pond skim on Saturday. The event featured 150 competitors, who each attempted to ski or snowboard across the water without falling in. Contest categories included the biggest splash, best costume, best overall skim, and judge’s choice. Mike Smith, vice president of operations at Park City Mountain, was the first skier in the competition today and said it’s a great way to finish out their season.

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MILLCREEK — 10-year-old Roman Alsop is a smart, curious 5th grader, who loves to draw, read, play with Legos, and play Minecraft with his two younger brothers. His favorite subject? “Well, they don’t have anime, so probably social studies, or art, or math,” he said. “He is a whiz at history,” his mom, Megan said. Roman was diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety when he was four years old. At age 8, he was diagnosed with autism. “It was difficult for me to know which direction to go in,” Megan said.

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YOUR LIFE YOUR HEALTH Apr 10, 2025, 1:30 PM | Updated: 1:31 pm EAGLE MOUNTAIN — Sarah Jensen reads to her kids every day. “I wanted them to learn to love to read from an early age,” she said. “Every night before bed, we read, we sing a song, then we say goodnight, and that’s just kind of our thing.”But for the mom of three, it’s much more than just a routine.

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EAGLE MOUNTAIN — Sarah Jensen reads to her kids every day. "I wanted them to learn to love to read from an early age," she said. "Every night before bed, we read, we sing a song, then we say goodnight, and that's just kind of our thing."But for the mom of three, it's much more than just a routine. "I love the idea of this physical book that they can flip through and read and explore, that we can point out aspects of the colored photos together," she said. "They are more articulate.

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SALT LAKE CITY — Nearly seven million people in the U.S. are living with Alzheimer’s disease. It presents significant challenges not only for the patient, but also for their caregivers. TV star and entrepreneur Barbara Corcoran recently spoke with KSL TV about her experience caring for her mother, and what she wants other families to know. For years, Corcoran —known for her role on the hit show “Shark Tank” — balanced a successful career with being a caregiver for her mother.