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Gardening
Maggie Wolf wraps the trunk of a young eastern redbud tree. Most young trees and some mature species have very thin bark. Wrapping or otherwise protecting their trunks from winter sunshine can prevent southwest injury. Simple trunk wrapping can help protect trees from sun damage.(Maggie Wolf)

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	Dark Horse belts out a brainy musical The subject of the musical "A New Brain" seems a bit incongruous for its genre: Gordon Schwinn, (Jon McBride) lives to tell about his cerebral hemorrhage, with plenty of humor and lots and lots of songs. Full Story Disney princesses return to Salt Lake City Stage dramas explore thorny family dynamics Weekly Toast: Pinot Noir clone, with a taste of its own Cuisine Quest: Stella's chef shares his secret to great fettuccine Delicious options for a healthy Thanksgiving Healing soups for cold and flu season Dining Out: Mounded layers of food distinguish Hawaiian platters Gardening: Preparing tree trunks for winter Kirby: No more weekend warriors for me American Fork marching band raises funds for trip to nationals competition Local social media receives honors Pop Top: Cure scratch fever with 'DJ Hero' Pop Top: It's always time for fun with 'Ratchet & Clank' Pop Top: Black shell sets apart new Taco Bell's new offering Pop Top: New on DVD: 'Ugly Truth,' 'Monsters, Inc.' Pop Top: 'Up' may be Pixar's best Pop Top: Sugary 'Glee' will mostly please fans Pop Top: New in music: Songs of the season from Tori Amos This digital frame also spits out paper Underrated 'Call of Duty' sequel hits stores Tuesday Wyoming makes argument for managing gray wolves Katt Williams charged with burglary Culture Vulture: What's best for children is best for all Oh My Tech: Moving to Windows 7 can be perilous Cole: Don't read too much into non-invitation Are New Century scholars taking 'too long' to graduate? Hax: Offensive or stupid, request falls short Weighty issues can't be contained in 'The Box' Utah scenic highway project progresses

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	Dark Horse belts out a brainy musical The subject of the musical "A New Brain" seems a bit incongruous for its genre: Gordon Schwinn, (Jon McBride) lives to tell about his cerebral hemorrhage, with plenty of humor and lots and lots of songs. Full Story Disney princesses return to Salt Lake City Stage dramas explore thorny family dynamics Culture Vulture: What's best for children is best for all

Outdoors
	Wasatch Mountain Club: Passion for nature can nurture love Getting to the peak is only one reason people join the Wasatch Mountain Club. Some like the motivation and camaraderie offered by a group hike, bike, climb or ski tour. Full Story Wharton: The good and bad in hunt proposals Two moms qualify for national triathlon Outdoor notebook: Most Utah ski resorts wait for winter to kick in

Food
	Healing soups for cold and flu season We wash our hands more carefully. We place bottles of sanitizer on our desk. And we greet people with a fist bump instead of a hand shake. These precautions, we hope, will keep nasty viruses like H1N1 at bay. Full Story Dining Out: Mounded layers of food distinguish Hawaiian platters Cuisine Quest: Stella's chef shares his secret to great fettuccine Weekly Toast: Pinot Noir clone, with a taste of its own

Arts
	KRCL at 30: Bruises and new blood Talk to KRCL listeners, volunteers and staff, and you'll still hear references to "The Changes," the station's dramatic restructuring nearly two years ago that ditched daytime on-air volunteers in favor of a professional staff. Full Story Jewish Arts Festival: Esther, the superheroine Steichen pops in with the Utah Symphony Miles for Mestizo: Artist and writer pedals for $5 million goal

Travel
	Delta, two other carriers lag as airlines boost on-time arrivals in September The nation's airlines are offering fewer flights, but at least they're more likely to arrive on time. The government said Monday that 86.2 percent of flights operated in September were on time. Full Story Utah scenic highway project progresses Shoulder season a great time for ski resort deals Luxury resort melds into southern Utah landscape, hopes to defy the economy

Faith
	Kirby: Heaven or hell: voter turnout I always vote. I could say it's because I am a responsible citizen who believes wholeheartedly in the democratic process, but I'd be lying. It probably has more to do with being naturally contrary. Full Story 'Zion' can be anywhere where there are Mormons Psst! Let's talk about Masons Mormons off the hook in Brown's book

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