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Sheila McCann

Sheila McCann

Managing Editor at The Salt Lake Tribune

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25 artists tried to capture the vibe of downtown Salt Lake City on deadline. Now you can see thei...

As artist Jenna Ward wandered Main Street in Salt Lake City last week, she saw a man lounging and enjoying his drink at a table outside Eva’s Bakery. That’s a perfect way to spend a fall morning, she thought, p…
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Here are the 14 Salt Lake City schools proposed for possible bounda...

Thirteen elementary schools have been proposed for evaluation, as the Salt Lake City School District begins the process for changes to school boundaries and closures.
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Hair taken from Ute Tribe decades ago will be returned, as Harvard ...

The Peabody Museum at Harvard University apologized this week for its “complicity in the objectification of Native peoples,” and said it will return hair clippings taken from hundreds of Indigenous people.
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Ute Indian boarding schools saw nearly 60 student deaths

Utes believed children “would sicken and die” at Randlett boarding school, an agent wrote in 1897. “Their superstition has been increased during the past year ... by three deaths in the school.”
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Forced labor by Ute students included “the most distasteful drudgery”

Here’s how children of the Ute Indian Tribe were required to work day after day, providing unpaid labor for decades to the federal boarding schools they were often coerced to attend.
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NAMI Utah halts all mental health classes and support groups, citin...

Nonprofit NAMI Utah will “shift some staff around,” its executive director said, and some employees will be laid off.
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A court-appointed receiver will run US Magnesium, a judge rules

To "eliminate and remedy" US Magnesium's "noncompliance with Utah’s environmental protection laws,” state officials urged a judge to appoint a receiver to run the company.