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Diving deep into the A-BEE-Cs of K-12 education in Utah for the @sltrib 🐝. Send news tips to cnesbitt@sltrib.com. All opinions are my own.
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Utah just banned another Stephen King book from all public schools. Here’s what it’s about.

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By Carmen Nesbitt Verified
| Times-Independent Verified
A collection of Stephen King novellas that inspired two landmark films is the latest book banned from all Utah public schools. Novelist Stephen King appears at the 2024 2024 Toronto International Film Festival.
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The national diarrhea outbreak hasn’t hit Utah — despite a CDC map showing up to 10 cases. State health officials explain.

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By Carmen Nesbitt Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
The ongoing national outbreak of a parasite that causes “watery diarrhea” has not yet spread to Utah. That’s despite a U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention map that indicates the “number of sick people” in the state ranges from “1 to 10″ — a nugget of information that’s spread widely in Utah social media circles.
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Utah just banned another Stephen King book from all public schools. Here's what it's about.

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By Carmen Nesbitt Verified
| MSN Verified
Carmen Nesbitt A collection of Stephen King novellas that inspired two landmark films is the latest book banned from all Utah public schools. The 1982 collection, called “Different Seasons,” features the following four novellas: “Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption: Hope Springs Eternal” “Apt Pupil: Summer of Corruption” “The Body: Fall from Innocence” “The Breathing Method: A Winter's Tale” Its addition brings the total number of books banned from Utah public schools to 36.
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