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- Davis District elementary students to return to school 4 days a week; junior highs, high schools stay on hybrid until November An empty classroom at Mount Jordan Middle School in Sandy is pictured on Tuesday, April 14, 2020. | Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Elsewhere, growing numbers of schools temporarily pivot to online learning as COVID-19 cases climb SALT LAKE CITY — As numbers of COVID-19 cases tick up, schools along the Wasatch Front are implementing large-scale but temporary schedule changes intended to mitigate spread of coronavirus, but also to help teachers struggling with teeming workloads and, in one, case, give elementary students more face-to-face time with teachers. Davis School District Elementary students in Davis County schools will return to school…
- ‘It’s all about the dollar:’ As the greenback strengthens, the markets tumble Dollar daze Strong dollar: it’s This is the web version of the Bull Sheet, Fortune’s no-BS daily newsletter on the markets. Sign up to receive it in your inbox here. Good morning. Yesterday’s sell-off in the U.S. is sweeping the globe, with Asia and European shares edging lower. You can add a soaring dollar to the growing list of markets headwinds—right up there with rising COVID cases, a breakdown in fiscal stimulus talks, election jitters and vaccine timeline worries. Let’s check in on the action. Markets update Asia The major Asia indexes are in the red in afternoon trading, with Hong…
- Dick Nemelka, BYU All-American, loses battle with cancer at 76 Dick Nemelka during his days playing for the Utah Stars. | BYU Photo SALT LAKE CITY — Dick Nemelka, a former BYU All-American basketball player and member of the Utah Stars ABA championship team in 1971, has died at the age of 76. Nemelka, who was an all-state standout at West High School before his All-American career at BYU, has been battling stage 4 cancer for the past several months. He was a three-time all-WAC performer for BYU from 1963-66 and helped lead the Cougars to the NIT championship under coach Stan Watts in 1966. He ranks No. 10 on…
- Cash payment and bank checks: the news The bank assessment to be paid by the entrepreneurs and on the documentation necessary to justify the cash payments made on the Bank account they are legitimate. This was established by the Court of Cassation with ordinance no. 15538/2020. The sentenceThe case examined by the judges of the Court concerned an assessment notice, with which the Revenue Agency had challenged a shopkeeper for failing to report revenues from the sale of monopoly and bar products because of cash payments of 500 thousand euros unjustified found after the activation of bank investigations. The entrepreneur had challenged the tax deed and the…
- Man has kept Richard Nixon’s sandwich for 60 years Title Richard Nixon Alt Text Richard Nixon And other stories from the stranger side of life One-Minute Read Chas Newkey-Burden Thursday, September 24, 2020 - 6:37am A man in Illinois has kept a sandwich that the then-vice President Richard Nixon half ate in September 1960. Steve Jenne, then a teen, grabbed the sandwich when Nixon visited his hometown. “I looked around and thought, ‘If no one else was going to take it, I am going to take it’”, he said. Jenne has since written a book about the sandwich and been interviewed about it on The Tonight Show. Chicken manure catches…