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April trial set
Michael Jay Pratt, former LDS seminary principal accused of sexual relations with a 16-year-old female student, sits in court during a hearing in October. April trial set for ex-LDS seminary principal.(Stuart Johnson / News pool photo)

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	H1N1 vaccine appointments go quickly Local health departments plan to continue to hand out tickets and set appointments next week for their limited doses of H1N1 vaccine. The doses that health departments are administering this week are already spoken for in the largest counties. Full Story Tori Schmanski: 'She's whole again and in a better place now' American Fork marching band raises funds for trip to nationals competition Appointments for this week's H1N1 doses gone quickly

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	Goodbye Granite? Sandy may annex neighborhood It soon could be goodbye Granite and hello Sandy for an eastside neighborhood that has found itself at the epicenter of a debate over the long-term preservation and protection of its unincorporated community. Full Story Radiation board requires safety report on DU Pro-gay statutes win city, LDS nod Veterans Day Events Rolly: Veterans Day salute to heroes Police seeking man in Texaco robbery H1N1 vaccine appointments go quickly Prosecutors to review Green Street shooting Polygamist sentenced to 10 years for sex assault of teen 'bride' First Utah children born into U.S. study Fatal rollover also dumps load of apples on I-84 Charged with murder, son to undergo mental tests Tori Schmanski: 'She's whole again and in a better place now' Democrats in Congress ask Interior to preserve 9.4 million acres in Utah Senate panel approves Court of Appeals nominee Idaho Technologies site evacuated after bomb threats Man drives away from argument with girlfriend hanging from door April trial set for ex-LDS seminary principal American Fork marching band raises funds for trip to nationals competition Appointments for this week's H1N1 doses gone quickly Finally, Pleasant Grove bridge project done Small quake recorded in remote Yellowstone area Utah AG Shurtleff, SL County DA Miller battle in food drive FLDS: Sexual assault sentence is expected today for polygamist New smokeless tobacco products in test markets Conservation report card: Utah trying to cut use, but still a top water guzzler American Fork band trying to march its way to nationals Matheson's vote on health care reform saddens Dems Former top state trooper admits to drug problems Committee approves prospective school board member

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