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Tech Tips for Seniors Embracing Digital Literacy in Today’s World

July 2, 2024July 1, 2024

The article emphasizes the importance of digital literacy for seniors, highlighting how it can enhance their quality of life by enabling easy communication, access to vital information, and entertainment. It offers practical tech tips to help seniors navigate and embrace technology, from choosing user-friendly devices to understanding online safety. By developing digital skills, seniors can… Read more

Categories: Lifestyle / Society

Comcast Invests in Eagle Mountain’s Aging Population

October 10, 2023October 10, 2023

As Comcast continues a $22 Million dollar expansion to provide internet services to more than 18,000 Eagle Mountain homes and businesses they continue to invest in other areas of the community as well. The Comcast Foundation is also funding a $30,000 grant to partner with the Eagle Mountain Chamber of Commerce and the Eagle Mountain… Read more

What Did People Do 100 Years Ago For July 24th, 1922?

July 25, 2022July 25, 2022

100 years ago the internet was a thing of Science Fiction, but social media existed. Most newspapers in the day would have a Society section. This section was the social media area before information traveled at the speed of light over the internet and other electronic devices I recently received an email from Newpapers.com, an… Read more

Categories: History / Society

Utah Black Lives Matters Makes Statement That If You Fly The American Flag, You Are Racist

July 8, 2021October 5, 2021

The Utah chapter of Black Lives Matter recently posted on their Facebook page that if you fly an American flag you are an idiot, racist and can’t be trusted. Here is the text from the post. When we Black Americans see this flag we know the person flying it is not safe to be around…. Read more

Categories: City Government / History / iNSIDER / Society

UTAH – Best state to be a student in the USA 2021

February 23, 2021February 23, 2021

Every resident of Eagle Mountain has the ability to take advantage of some of the great things that Utah has to offer its residents. A recent study done by Studee has ranked Utah as THE Best state to be a student in. In a recent report that they published, they ranked Utah as Number 1,… Read more

Categories: Family / Schools / Society

EDITORIAL: Eagle Mountain Losing Open Space to High Density Housing

February 15, 2021

I sit here and watch as the work and efforts of so many citizens are slowly eroded by actions by City Staff, City Administration, City Planning Commission, and the City Council. And to be honest, I do hope that this does make some of them pause from allowing higher density and they take notice. The… Read more

Categories: City Government / Development / iNSIDER / Society

Deal With Post Election Stress

November 3, 2020

How to deal with Anxiety and Panic Attacks? By: Jeff Hardy What is Anxiety? Most of us would be mildly aware of the word ‘anxiety,’ but it is not everyone’s cup of tea to understand the concept of anxiety in the purest form. Anxiety is an emotion that pours out when one faces an uncontrollable… Read more

Categories: Health/Wellness / Lifestyle / Society

Eagle Mountains Micro Neighborhood Libraries

September 24, 2020

You may see them popping up around Eagle Mountain. Introducing the Micro Neighborhood Libraries. These are small libraries that usually have a “take one, leave one” approach to book lending. If you drive around Eagle Mountain long enough, you will eventually see one of these micro libraries. Micro libraries are a small subsection of larger… Read more

Categories: Family / Schools / Society

We Love EM challenge – Survey Results

September 5, 2020September 6, 2020

In July Eagle Mountain released a survey and asked residents to answer it. “Please help us by responding to a quick survey. The objective of this survey is to help Eagle Mountain City assess the needs of community members related to health, safety, and inclusion and get a picture of relationships and conditions in the… Read more

Categories: Family / Health/Wellness / Lifestyle / Society

Would you stand up to an oppressive regime or would you conform? Here’s the science

June 5, 2020

Jasper Savage/Hulu/Channel 4 Nick Chater, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick Margaret Atwood’s novel, The Handmaid’s Tale, described the horror of the authoritarian regime of Gilead. In this theocracy, self-preservation was the best people could hope for, being powerless to kick against the system. But her sequel, The Testaments, raises the possibility that individuals, with… Read more

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