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Cache health officials: No deaths from 'spice'
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Health officials say there are no valid reports of fatal or
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Cook pays a visit
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I am so delighted that the recently proposed “Central Park Senior Center” has managed to put a public flood light on the current “Cache County Senior Citizens Center,” and I want to tell you why.
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Red meat not a health hazard
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New Mexico State players celebrate after they defeated Utah State 69-63 in the championship game of the WAC Basketball Tournament Saturday in Reno Nev. (Eli Lucero/Herald Journal)
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Utah State guard Brian Green (12) gets fouled by Louisiana Tech's Shawn Oliverson as he drives to the basket during their semifinal game in the WAC Basketball Tournament Friday in Reno Nev. (Eli Lucero/Herald Journal)
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Utah State's Trisha Jo Goddard (15) takes a shot as Louisiana Tech's Jasmine Bendolph defends during their game quarterfinal game in the WAC Basketball Tournament Wednesday in Reno Nev. (Eli Lucero/Herald Journal)
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Mountain Crest's Tyler Weese celebrates with fans after the Mustangs upset Provo 57-50 in the semifinal game at the 4A state tournament Friday in Ogden. Weese scored 18 points in the game. (Eli Lucero/Herald Journal)
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Mountain Crest's Troy Pickett (33) takes a shot over Bountiful's Dillon Salazar after he grabbed an offensive rebound after a missed free throw in overtime during their game in the 4A state tournament Thursday in Ogden. Pickett had a double-double in the game with 16 points and 13 rebounds. (Eli Lucero/Herald Journal)
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Sky View's Jordan Nielsen, left, and Timpview's Ky Raymond fight for a rebound during their game in the 4A state tournament Thursday in Ogden. (Eli Lucero/Herald Journal)
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