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Emma Riley

  • Real Estate Agent, The Perry Group | REAL
Salt Lake City
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Jordan School District drivers teach students how to stay safe while riding the bus

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By Emma Riley
| KSL.com Verified
WEST JORDAN — School bus drivers in West Jordan are on a mission to save lives this school year. On Tuesday, they traded their routes for a classroom — teaching Antelope Canyon Elementary students how to ride the bus safely. "The bus is sitting really high up, and some of these kids, it's very difficult to see them, especially if they get too close," Jordan School District bus driver Jacob Hobbs said. Hobbs taught kids one of the most important lessons: keeping a safe distance from the school bus.
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Jordan School District drivers teach students how to stay safe while riding the bus Original

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By Emma Riley
| KSL-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
WEST JORDAN — School bus drivers in West Jordan are on a mission to save lives this school year. On Tuesday, they traded their routes for a classroom — teaching Antelope Canyon Elementary students how to ride the bus safely. “The bus is really high up, and some of these kids, it’s very difficult to see them, especially if they get too close,” Jordan School District Bus Driver Jacob Hobbs said. Hobbs taught kids one of the most important lessons: keeping a safe distance from the school bus.
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Salt Lake City leaders consider programs to help Main Street businesses after fire

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By Emma Riley
| KSL.com Verified
SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City leaders are weighing how to help rebuild the four Main Street businesses damaged by fire — Whiskey Street, White Horse, Los Tapatios and London Belle. "The impact is felt throughout our downtown and that's why we need to move so quickly to respond," Chris Wharton, city council chairman, said. The Downtown Alliance has raised nearly $500,000 to help the hundreds of employees impacted by the fire. Now, the city council is stepping in with additional aid.
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