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Peacocks, tiny Homes and the ‘hobbitville’ lore: Inside Salt Lake’s hidden park

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By Shanti Lerner 
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
SALT LAKE CITY — There’s a hidden park in Salt Lake City that has wild peacocks, tiny homes—and there’s even a local lore that calls it “Hobbitville.” It’s called Allen Park. But its story goes deeper than myth. In 1931, Dr. George Allen and his wife, Ruth, transformed this stretch of land—nearly two city blocks along 1300 East and Emigration Creek—into a sanctuary for birds, people and creativity.
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Tooele students buzz to national victory with award-winning board game

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By Shanti Lerner 
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
TOOELE COUNTY, Utah — A group of recently graduated high school students from Tooele County has earned national recognition for their creativity, collaboration and board game design skills. The team of students from various schools won the top prize at the Board Game Design Competition at the National Technology Student Association Conference held in Nashville this summer. Their original game, called Honey Cakes, beat out more than 80 teams from across the country.
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Wildfire threatens Utah family's 40-year mule ride business at Grand Canyon Original

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By Shanti Lerner 
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
TROPIC, Utah — For over 40 years, Canyon Trail Rides, a family-run business based in southern Utah, has been a beloved fixture at the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. “I started this business in 1983, and it’s been a really good business,” said company founder Paul Mangum. Paul began offering mule rides in Zion and Bryce Canyon in 1973, expanding to the North Rim a decade later. However, on July 4, everything changed when lightning sparked the Dragon Bravo Fire.
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