> The Jazz beat the 76ers last night at Vivint. The next game is Thursday night at home against the Raptors.
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> COVID-19 prevented 5-year-old leukemia survivor Tessa from ringing the bell at the hospital after her last chemo treatment. So instead, she rang the ‘I Beat Cancer’ bell at last night's Utah Jazz game while 18,000 fans cheered for her.
There’s great audio here from the news anchor’s Twitter - https://bit.ly/3FnnLdj
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> The Winter Famer’s Market is beginning its 9th year and will be held every Saturday at the north end of The Gateway from 10am to 2pm through April 23rd.
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> The Utah Department of Health has found that some hesitancy about getting the Covid comes from concern about taking time off. Starting Tuesday, the state of Utah will offer small businesses a reimbursement for giving paid time off to employees who get vaccinated.
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> Solitude Postpones Opening Day
You’ll have to wait a bit longer to hit the slopes at Solitude. The resort has pushed back its opening day from this Friday to November 23rd. Park City announced last week it would reschedule its opening. Alta says it will open next Wednesday, November 24th.
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> Covid Testing by Mail in Utah
Utah residents living in rural areas who can’t easily get to a COVID-19 testing site now have a new option. The Utah Department of Health will offer a free mail-based PCR test. The test is shipped and results come back within about 4 days. Those who are interested can register on the department of health’s website.
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> A Utah billionaire plans to give away nearly all his wealth to help others. Jeff T. Green is the CEO and chairman of The Trade Desk, and is worth an estimated 6-billion dollars, according to Forbes. Green announced that he signed The Giving Pledge, and will give away more than 90% of his wealth to help bring happiness to others. In his statement, Green says he hopes to make education more accessible.
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