ST. GEORGE — In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, Oct. 7-8.
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Letter to the Editor: St. George’s Sugarloaf unsafe for reminiscent hikers
ST. GEORGE — I was born and raised in St. George and would be excited to climb the Sugarloaf and view our growing and overflowing community again.
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Live Updates: Santana, Bedford win men’s, women’s St. George Marathon titles
ST. GEORGE — J.J. Santana is the overall winner of the 47th St. George Marathon. He crossed the finish line in 2 hours, 16 minutes, 28 seconds.
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Horoscopes: ‘Ring of fire’ eclipse activates fated change. Find out what it means for your sign.
FEATURE — Ready or not, change is coming.
It’s a busy week in astro-news with two planets changing signs, Pluto ending its retrograde and a solar eclipse that will be viewable in Utah.
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St. George man raises concerns over trash at local pond, asks city to end fishing there
ST. GEORGE — It was a quiet Monday morning as Richard Agee walked around the Lower Tawa Pond and noticed something floating in the water. He’s seen this hundreds of times before — a stray bobber attached to three feet of fishing line. At the end of that, a barbed fishing lure.
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New restaurant for south side, charging stations approved for north Washington City diner
WASHINGTON CITY — In its last meeting, the Washington City Council approved a zoning change that was required before construction on a new restaurant could begin.
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