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Several agencies in Utah are selling permits so you can cut down your own Christmas tree. Or, if you're not a fan of hiking through snow, you can get one at a tree lot.
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The Jordan Education Foundation is giving kids in need their own shopping sprees for Christmas.
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The Dresses for Uganda concert brought singer Alex Boyé to Logan to help raise money for underprivileged girls in Uganda.
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Craig Jessop is Music Director of the American Festival Chorus and Orchestra and he joins us for the hour. We talk music, the holidays, composers and upcoming concerts from the American Festival Chorus and Orchestra.
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The Holdovers is more than a funny, dark, heartwarming holiday treat. It's a warm hug to teachers everywhere and how they shape our childhoods (as well as our futures) for good. And who doesn't need a hug this time of year?
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In other news: Utah State University’s Mountain West Center for Regional Studies is hosting its biennial writing event on Oct. 21.
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Despite ongoing construction, the famous lights at Temple Square in Salt Lake City are burning bright, and people are still coming to see them.
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Even though most stores will be closed on Christmas, allowing employees the opportunity to spend time with their families, several stores will still remain open on Christmas Day.
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The Midway Ice Castles are set to open to the public on Dec. 21, the earliest opening the attraction has ever seen and just days before Christmas.
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Starting Dec. 17, a nativity scene will be displayed at the Utah State Capitol for the first time.