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Sandy Utah News:

More students getting involved with Jordan High theatre sandy news

About 70 Jordan students also are preparing for their upcoming November musical, “The Drowsy Chaperone.” Original article published at Sandy Journal

Alta High students convey powerful messages through this season’s theatre productions sandy news

Alta’s student-actors will perform a range of shows this year from “Matilda” to “Metamorphoses.” Original article published at Sandy Journal

Patrick Casaday awarded Sandy 2024 Noal Bateman Service Award sandy news

Patrick "Pat" Casaday, a retired U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, received the 2024 Noal Bateman Service Award for over 20 years of selfless community service in Sandy City and internationally. Original article published at Sandy Journal

Overtime playoff loss ends season for Jordan girls soccer sandy news

The 2024 season ended for the Jordan girls soccer team with a first-round state tournament loss to Sky View. The Beetdiggers finished with a solid 10-8 record. Original article published at Sandy Journal

Unveiling reality: The challenges and joys of raising special needs athletes sandy news

Special needs athletes have a place of their own, competing alongside their peers, but what is it like to raise a special needs athlete? Original article published at Sandy Journal

Brighton High theatre season lineup includes family-friendly favorites sandy news

Some favorite childhood characters will come to life on the Brighton High stage this school year.Original article published at Sandy Journal

‘All the World’s a Stage:’ Waterford thespians to perform ‘As You Like It’ sandy news

Shakespeare: “the guy who wrote the greatest tragedies, is also the guy who wrote the silliest comedies ever,” says Waterford School’s theatre director, who annually directs a Shakespearean play at the Sandy private school. Original article published at Sandy Journal

Union students bring 1970s cartoons to life on stage sandy news

Union Middle School students recreate the magic of 1970s Saturday morning cartoons and commercials. Original article published at Sandy Journal

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