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Casino Star Theatre presents live performance of ‘History That Doesn’t Suck’ with Professor Greg Jackson
Embark on an engaging exploration of American history at the Casino Star Theatre in Gunnison at 7 p.m. on on Jan. 18, as Professor Greg Jackson brings his highly acclaimed podcast, “History That Doesn’t Suck,” to life in a captivating live performance. Renowned for his top-ranking podcast,...
Monroe church where more than 50 people fell ill wasn’t required to have carbon monoxide detectors
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints meetinghouse in Sevier County where nearly 50 church members were hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning on New Years Eve did not have carbon monoxide detectors, according to the Utah State Fire Marshal.
Unseen Threat in Utah: Over 50 Churchgoers Hospitalised in Monroe – What Went Wrong?
The incident at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints meetinghouse in Sevier County, Utah, highlights a significant issue regarding the safety regulations in public buildings. The unfortunate event, where nearly 50 church members were hospitalised due to carbon monoxide poisoning on New Year's Eve, has brought to light the fact that the building did not have carbon monoxide detectors installed. This absence of detectors is particularly concerning given the severity of the incident.
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