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that supports people like Mike Democratic caucuses — and did Bloomberg and Joe Biden really not receive much more than that turned out for this election rela- Tuesday. Clinton four years ago tive to 2016,” said David Magleby, received about 15,700 votes. “Both emeritus political science profes- Biden and Bloomberg received

By LEE DAVIDSON from the dead here of former sor at Brigham Young University. twice that number this year” as The Salt Lake Tribune Vice President Joe Biden — and “Their candidates did much better counting continues, Magleby the moderate wing of the party than Hillary Clinton did in 2016. said. “Together, they received four While Bernie Sanders won the flexing some heretofore dormant That is the bigger story than [that] times what Hillary Clinton did.”

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After scores of BYU students cheered the removal of the “homosexual behavior” part of regulations, officials say that same-sex intimacy still isn’t “compatible” with rules.

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Religion • Social media can help spread LDS gospel, but postings can get some members in trouble.

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A Liberian security officer patrols Wednesday in Monrovia, Liberia, as the government clamps down on the movement of people to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus.

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Top • The Egyptian Room, on the left, and the Colonial Room, on the right, of the Salt Lake Masonic Temple may have been designated as public fallout shelters.

Above • Some signs that mark where fallout shelters used to be designated remain in Salt Lake City. The state Capitol, and the Pioneer Museum across the street from it, still have their fallout shelter signs outside, directing people to the buildings.

At least four buildings in Salt Lake City were chosen as sanctuaries from radiation.

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The LDS Church has embraced the virtual universe with unalloyed enthusiasm, hoping to harness its global reach to bring converts to Christ, while some local Mormon leaders have used the same tools to monitor — and occasionally discipline — longtime members.

Whether to proselytize or to punish, social-media outlets are part of the LDS landscape, and leaders and members alike are struggling to adopt and adapt guidelines for getting along in what they see as God’s kingdom.

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cards,” said Larry Fairclough, The Salt Lake Tribune the Masonic society’s secretary, walking into a high-ceilBeyond the sphinxes of the inged lounge with tall windows Salt Lake Masonic Temple’s that an atomic blast could have stone steps — through the gi- shattered. ant wooden doors and amid Fairclough was unsure what the hushed halls and secre- part of the Masonic building tive sanctuaries — is a fallout would act as a shelter, but he shelter. figures it might have been the “This building would have Colonial Room or Egyptian come down like a house of Room, a pair of romantically

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decorated sanctuaries for society meetings, which are windowless and built with concrete roofs and floors on a steel frame.

The buildings designated as community fallout shelters during the 1960s were never meant as salvation from the explosion, only sanctuary from the ensuing radiation.

Salt Lake City had at least four — the Masonic temple, the Utah Capitol, the Pioneer Memorial Museum and the Please see SHELTERS, A4

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But after an amendment was proposed by Rep. Ray Ward, R-Bountiful, to allow parents to select the tradiBy BENJAMIN WOOD version of a bill that earned the ap- tional disposal method of their health proval of the Utah House on Wednes- care provider, members of the House day. split the motion into two parts, adoptA fetus aborted early in a pregThe bill, SB67, originally mandat- ing it for miscarriages and rejecting it nancy would have to be buried or ed burial or cremation for both abor- for abortions. cremated, while a miscarriage oc- tions and miscarriages, with the spon“I think in both of these situations, curring weeks later could be discard- sors arguing that it would ensure fetal as an abortion or a miscarriage, a ed as medical waste under the latest remains are treated with dignity and woman should still have all options

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Rep. Brady Brammer, R-Highland, spoke against both sections of the amendment. He compared the death of a fetus to the death of a “post-birth body” like himself, saying it would be a criminal act for his family to simply dispose of his remains.

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MARKET 7 ZONE 1 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 17,826

TOTAL CIRC. 55,479

Syracuse, Clearfield 84015 • 84075 MARKET 7 ZONE 2 Tremonton Kaysville Tremonton 84337 84037 Tremonton Tremonton 84337 84337 Tremonton 84337 Tremonton MARKET 784337 ZONE 3 84337 Layton 84040 MARKET 7 ZONE 4

84074 84074

TOOELE COUNTY TOOELE COUNTY

10 10

84029 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 11,290 84029 84069 84069 84071 84071 84074 84074

ZONE 3 ZONE 3

NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 8,370

3 33 1 ZONE 84307 33 1 ZONE 84307 84302 ZONE 84307 84302 3 111CIRC. 17,993 ZONE 84307 DAVIS 84302 NORTH ZONE

Mendon Mendon 84325 Mendon 84325 Mendon 84325 Mendon 84325 Mendon 84321 84325

22 22 22

ZONE 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 1

84321 84325 84321 CACHE COUNTY 84321 CACHE 84321 CACHE COUNTY COUNTY 84321 CACHE COUNTY

22 22 22

CACHE COUNTY

CACHE Wellsville COUNTY 84339 ZONE 2 Wellsville Wellsville 84339 ZONE 2 Wellsville 84339 ZONE 2 Wellsville 84339 ZONE 2 Wellsville ZONE 2 84339 ZONE 2 84339

84307 84307

G

Pr Pr Pr Pr Pr Pr

84302 ZONE 1 84302 Brigham City 84340 84302 Brigham Perry City 84340 Brigham City Perry 84340 Brigham Willard City Perry 84340 Brigham Mantua Willard City Perry 84340 Willard Brigham City 84324 Willard MARKET 8 ZONE 1 SOUTH84340 DAVIS Perry CIRC. 11,972 Mantua MARKET 8 ZONE 1 SOUTH DAVIS Perry CIRC. 11,972 Mantua Willard Mantua 84324 84324 Willard Mantua Centerville and Farmington 84324 Mantua ZONE 1 Centerville and Farmington 84324 Liberty 84014 • 84025 ZONE 1 84324 Pleasant 84014 • 84025 ZONE 1View Liberty 84310 ZONE 1View Liberty Pleasant Farr West 84310 Liberty Pleasant View ZONE 1 84414 84310 MARKET 8 ZONE 2 SOUTH DAVIS CIRC. 14,953 84404 Farr West Eden Pleasant View Liberty ZONE14,953 1 84414 84310 MARKET 8 ZONE 2 SOUTH DAVIS CIRC. Farr West Pleasant View 84404 84414 Liberty Eden North Ogden 84310 Farr West 84404 Eden 84414 Pleasant View Bountiful and Woods Cross North Ogden 84310 Farr West 84404 Eden Bountiful and Woods Cross North84414 Ogden Farr West 84404 84010 Eden 84414 North Ogden Plain City Harrisville 84010 84404 Eden North Ogden

Layton 84041

TOTAL TOTALCIRC. CIRC.38,873 38,873

MARKET 1 INSERT CIRCULATION TION 561,074 MARKET 1 INSERT CIRCULATION TION 561,074 MARKET 1 INSERT CIRCULATION TION 561,074 Full distribution.

All markets with or without tab option MARKET 1 INSERT CIRCULATION TION 561,074 Full distribution.

All markets with or without tab option MARKET 1 INSERT CIRCULATION TION 561,074 Full distribution.

All markets with or without tab option MARKET 1 INSERT CIRCULATION TION 561,074 Full distribution.

All markets with or without tab option Full distribution. All markets with or without tab option Full distribution. All markets with or without tab option MARKET 2 ZONE 1 CACHE VALLEY CIRC. 13,787 MARKET 2 ZONE 1 CACHE VALLEY CIRC. 13,787 MARKET 2 ZONE 1 CACHE VALLEYHyde CIRC. 13,787 North Logan, Smithfield, Richmond, Park and MARKET 2 ZONE 1 CACHE VALLEY CIRC. 13,787 North Logan, Smithfield, Richmond, Hyde Park and MARKET 2 ZONE 1 CACHE VALLEY CIRC. 13,787 Lewiston North Logan, Smithfield, Richmond, Hyde Park and MARKET 2 ZONE 1 CACHE VALLEY CIRC. 13,787 North •Logan, Richmond, Park and Lewiston 84318 84320 Smithfield, • 84333 • 84335 • 84341 Hyde Lewiston North Logan, Smithfield, Richmond, Hyde Park and Lewiston 84318 •Logan, 84320 Smithfield, • 84333 • 84335 • 84341 Hyde Park and North Richmond, 84318 • 84320 • 84333 • 84335 • 84341 Lewiston 84318 • 84320 • 84333 • 84335 VALLEY • 84341 CIRC. 19,626 Lewiston MARKET 2 ZONE 2 CACHE 84318 • 84320 • 84333 • 84335 VALLEY • 84341 CIRC. 19,626 MARKET 2 ZONE 2 CACHE 84318 • 84320 • 84333 • 84335 VALLEY • 84341 CIRC. 19,626 MARKET 2Hyrum, ZONE 2 CACHE Wellsville, Paradise, Providence, Logan, MARKET 2 ZONE 2 CACHE VALLEY CIRC. 19,626 Wellsville, Hyrum, Paradise, Providence, Logan, MARKET 2 ZONE 2 CACHE VALLEY CIRC. 19,626 Millville and Mendon Wellsville,2Hyrum, Paradise, Providence, Logan, MARKET ZONE 2 CACHE VALLEY CIRC. 19,626 Wellsville, Hyrum, Paradise, Providence, Logan, Millville and Mendon 84319 • 84321 • 84326 • 84328 • 84332 • 84339 • 84325 Millville and Mendon Wellsville, Hyrum, Paradise, Providence, Logan, Millville and Mendon 84319 • 84321 • 84326 • 84328Providence, • 84332 • 84339 • 84325 Wellsville, Hyrum, Paradise, Logan, 84319 • 84321 • 84326 • 84328 • 84332 • 84339 • 84325 Millville and Mendon 84319 • 84321 • 84326 • 84328 • 84332 • 84339 • 84325 Millville and Mendon 84319 • 84321 • 84326 • 84328 • 84332 • 84339 • 84325 84319 • 84321 • 84326 • 84328 • 84332 • 84339 • 84325 MARKET 3 ZONE 1 BOX ELDER CIRC. 13,378 MARKET 3 ZONE 1 BOX ELDER CIRC. 13,378 MARKET 3 ZONE 1 Corinne, BOX ELDER CIRC. 13,378 Brigham City, Perry, Mantua, MARKET 3 ZONE 1 BOX ELDER CIRC. 13,378 Brigham City, Perry, Corinne, Mantua, MARKET 3 and ZONE BOX ELDER CIRC. 13,378 T W 1 Willard Tremonton Brigham City, Perry, Corinne, Mantua, MARKET 3 ZONE 1 BOX ELDER CIRC. 13,378 Brigham City, Perry, Corinne, Mantua, T and W Willard Tremonton 84302 • 84307 • 84324 • 84337 • 84340 T andPerry, W Willard Tremonton Brigham City, Corinne, Mantua, T and W Willard Tremonton 84302 • 84307 •Perry, 84324 • 84337 •Mantua, 84340 Brigham City, Corinne, 84302 • 84307 • 84324 • 84337 • 84340 T and W Willard Tremonton 84302 • 84307 • 84324 • 84337 • 84340 T and W Willard Tremonton 84302 • 84307 • 84324 • 84337 • 84340 84302 • 84307 • 84324 84337 WEBER • 84340 CIRC. 13,207 MARKET 4 ZONE 1 •NORTH MARKET 4 ZONE 1 NORTH WEBER CIRC. 13,207 MARKET 4 ZONE 1 NORTH WEBER CIRC. 13,207 North Ogden, Pleasant View, WEBER Huntsville, MARKET 4 ZONE 1 NORTH CIRC. 13,207 North Ogden, Pleasant View, WEBER Huntsville, MARKET 4 ZONE 1 NORTH CIRC. 13,207 Eden and Liberty North Ogden, Pleasant View, Huntsville, MARKET 4 ZONE 1 NORTH WEBER CIRC. 13,207 North Ogden, Pleasant View, Huntsville, Eden and Liberty 84414 •Ogden, 84317 •Pleasant 84310 View, Huntsville, Eden Liberty North and Eden and Liberty 84414 •Ogden, 84317 •Pleasant 84310 View, Huntsville, North 84414 • 84317 • 84310 Eden and Liberty 84414 • 84317 • 84310 MARKET 4 ZONE 2 NORTH WEBER CIRC. 25,143 Eden Liberty 84414 and • 84317 • 84310 MARKET 4 ZONE 2 NORTH WEBER CIRC. 25,143 84414 • 84317 • 84310 MARKET 4 ZONE 2 NORTH WEBER CIRC. 25,143 Ogden, Farr City, West, W est, Plain City Cit y, WEBER y, West Haven W and Harrisville MARKET 4 ZONE 2 NORTH CIRC. 25,143 MARKET 4 ZONE 2 NORTH CIRC. 25,143 Ogden, Farr City, West, W est, Plain City Cit y, WEBER y, West Haven W and Harrisville 84401 • Farr 84404 Ogden, City, West, W est, Plain City Cit y, WEBER y, West Haven W and Harrisville MARKET 4 ZONE 2 NORTH CIRC. 25,143 Ogden, City, West, W est, Plain Cit City y, W y, West Haven and Harrisville 84401 • Farr 84404 84401 • 84404 Ogden, Farr W City, West, est, Plain Cit City y, W y, West Haven and Harrisville 84401 • Farr 84404 Ogden, City, West, W est, Plain Cit City y, W y, West Haven and Harrisville 84401 • 84404 84401 • 84404 MARKET 5 ZONE 1 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 11,998 MARKET 5 ZONE 1 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 11,998 MARKET 5 South ZONE 1 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 11,998 Ogden and MARKET 5 ZONEOgden 1 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 11,998 Ogden and MARKET 5 South ZONEOgden 1 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 11,998 84401 84403 Ogden•and South MARKET 5 ZONEOgden 1 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 11,998 Ogden•and South Ogden 84401 84403 84401 84403 Ogden•and South Ogden 84401 • 84403 MARKET 5 ZONE 2 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 14,529 Ogden•and South Ogden 84401 84403 MARKET 5 ZONE 2 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 14,529 84401 • 84403 MARKET 5 ZONE 2 Weber, SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 14,529 South Ogden, South and Morgan MARKET 5 ZONE 2 SOUTHRiverdale WEBER CIRC. 14,529 South South and Morgan MARKET 5 ZONE 2 Weber, SOUTHRiverdale WEBER CIRC. 14,529 84405 •Ogden, 84050 South Ogden, South Weber, Riverdale and Morgan MARKET 5 ZONE 2 SOUTH WEBER CIRC. 14,529 South •Ogden, 84405 84050 South Weber, Riverdale and Morgan 84405 84050 South Weber, Riverdale and Morgan South •Ogden, 84405 •Ogden, 84050 South Weber, Riverdale and Morgan South 84405 • 84050 84405 • 84050 MARKET 6 ZONE ZON 1 ROY HOOPER CIRC. 14,558 MARKET 6 ZONE ZON 1 ROY HOOPER CIRC. 14,558 MARKET 6 ZONE ZON 1 ROY HOOPER CIRC. 14,558 Roy and Hooper MARKET 6 ZONE ZON 1 ROY HOOPER CIRC. 14,558 Roy and Hooper MARKET 6 ZON 1 ROY HOOPER CIRC. 14,558 ZONE 84067 • 84315 Roy and Hooper MARKET 6 ZONE ZON 1 ROY HOOPER CIRC. 14,558 Roy and Hooper 84067 • 84315 84067 • 84315 Roy and Hooper 84067 • 84315 Roy and Hooper 84067 • 84315 84067 • 84315 MARKET 7 ZONE 1 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 17,826 MARKET 7 ZONE 1 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 17,826 MARKET 7Clearfield ZONE 1 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 17,826 Syracuse, MARKET 7 ZONE 1 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 17,826 Syracuse, MARKET 7Clearfield ZONE 1 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 17,826 84015 • 84075 Syracuse, Clearfield MARKET 7 ZONE 1 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 17,826 Syracuse, Clearfield 84015 • 84075 84015 • 84075 Syracuse, Clearfield 84015 • 84075 Syracuse, Clearfield MARKET 7 ZONE 2 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 11,290 84015 • 84075 MARKET 7 ZONE 2 NORTH DAVIS CIRC. 11,290 84015 • 84075

44 44 44

44 44 44

Plain City Harrisville ZONE 2 North Ogden Plain City Harrisville 84404 Plain City MARKET 8 ZONE 3 SOUTH CIRC. 11,948 ZONE DAVIS 2 Harrisville 84404 11,948 ZONE DAVIS 2 MARKET 8 ZONE 3 SOUTH CIRC. Plain City 84074 Harrisville 84404 Ogden ZONE 2 West Weber Plainand City W Harrisville Woods Cross North Salt Lake 84404 ZONE 2 Ogden West Weber TOOELE COUNTY84404 Woods Cross North Salt Lake and W Ogden West Weber ZONE 2 84054 • 84087 • 84116 84404 Ogden West Weber West 84029Haven 84054 • 84087 • 84116 Ogden 84401 West Weber West Haven 84401 84069 Ogden West Weber West 84401 Haven 84401 84401 West Haven 84071 84401 Ogden 84401 ZONE 3 West Haven 84401 84074 84401 Ogden Haven CIRC. MARKET 9 ZONE 1 West EASTSIDE 9,008 84403 84401 Ogden 84401 MARKET 9 ZONE 1 EASTSIDE CIRC. 9,008 84403 84401 Ogden 84403 Ogden Sugarhouse and Olympus 84403 Ogden Sugarhouse and Olympus South 84403 Ogden 84106 • 84109 84106Hooper • 84109 South 84403 Ogden 84403 South Ogden Hooper 84403 ZONE 1 South Ogden 84315 Hooper 84403 Riverdale South Ogden MARKET 9 ZONE 2 EASTSIDE CIRC. 11,892 Roy 84315 Hooper 84403 ZONE 1 MARKET 9 ZONE 2 EASTSIDE CIRC. 11,892 Riverdale South Ogden 84315 ZONE 1 Hooper Roy 84405 Riverdale 84403 84067 84315 ZONE 1 Roy 84050 Hooper Holladay 84405 84403 Riverdale 84315 ZONE 1 84067 Roy 84405 Holladay 84050 ZONE 1 Riverdale 6 84067 84315 84 ZONE 1 Roy 84117 • 84124 84405 84050 Riverdale ZONE 1 84067 6 Roy 84117 • 84124 84 84050 84405 ZONECOUNTY 1 66 WEBER 84067 84 ZONE 284050 84405 ZONECOUNTY 1 WEBER 84067 84405 84 ZONE 284050 WEBER COUNTY ZONEEASTSIDE 1 6 MARKET 9 ZONE 3 CIRC. 12,564 84 DAVIS COUNTY 84405 ZONE 2 WEBER COUNTY South Weber ZONEEASTSIDE 1 MARKET 9 ZONE 3 CIRC. 12,564 6 WEBER 84405 ZONE 2 DAVIS COUNTY COUNTY South Weber 84 84405 DAVIS COUNTY Clearfield ZONE 2 South Weber WEBER COUNTY Midvale and Murray West Point 84056 84056 MARKET 8 ZONE 1 SOUTH DAVIS CIRC. 11,972 84405 DAVIS COUNTY ZONE 2South Weber Clearfield Midvale and Murray 84015 PointCOUNTY 84056 84056 84405Weber Clearfield 84047 • 84107West South Hill AFB WestDAVIS PointCOUNTY 84056 84056 84015 DAVIS 84047 • 84107 Centerville and Farmington West Point Clearfield South Weber Hill AFB 84056 84056 ZONE84015 1 Clearfield Hill AFB West Point 84015 84056 84056 ZONE 1 Clearfield 84014 • 84025 Hill AFB West Point 84056 ZONE84015 1CIRC. 11,620 84056 MARKET 9 ZONE 4 EASTSIDE Hill AFBZONE 3 Clearfield ZONE84015 1CIRC. MARKET 9 ZONE 4 EASTSIDE 11,620 3 84075 Hill AFBZONE ZONE 1 Clearfield ZONE 3 Layton Layton Syracuse Cottonwood 84075 MARKET 8 ZONE 2 SOUTH DAVIS CIRC. 14,953 Clearfield ZONE 1 ZONE 3 84075 Cottonwood Layton Layton Clearfield Syracuse 84040 ZONE 3 84041 84075 84121 Layton Layton Syracuse Clearfield 84040 ZONE 3 Bountiful and Woods Cross 84121 84075 84041 Layton Layton ZONE 2 Syracuse Clearfield 84040 84041 Layton Layton 84075 Syracuse Fruit Heights ZONE 2 84040 84010 84041 Kaysville ZONE 2 Layton Layton Syracuse Fruit Heights 84040 ZONE 4 84041 Kaysville ZONE 2 Fruit Heights 84037 84040 Kaysville ZONE 4 84041 ZONE 2 Fruit Heights 84037 ZONE 4 Kaysville ZONE MARKET 8 ZONE 3 SOUTH DAVIS CIRC. 11,948 Fruit Heights ZONE1 2 84037 Great Salt Lake ZONE 4 Kaysville ZONE 1 84037 Fruit Heights Great Saltsubject Lake Map details to change and not specifically ZONE 4 ZONE 1 Kaysville 84037 Farmington Great Saltsubject Lake Woods Cross W Salt Lake and MapNorth details to change and not ZONE 1 ZONEspecifically 4

10

TOTALCIRC. CIRC.45,084 45,084 TOTAL CIRC. 38,873TOTAL

,479 79 9

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 38,350 CIRC. 38,350 38,350 38,350 38,350 38,350 TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 26,527 CIRC. 26,527 26,527 26,527 26,527 26,527TOTAL

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 33,413 CIRC. 33,413 33,413 33,413 33,413 33,413

MARKET 6 ZONE ZON 1 ROY HOOPER CIRC. 14,558

55 55 55

77 77 77

Hill Field Road Hill Field Road Hill Field Road Hill Field Road Hill Field Road Hill Field Road

77 77 77

Pinev Pinev Pinev Pinev Pinev Pinev

55 55 55

77 77 77

88 8

77 77 77

8

M88 M8 M8 M8 M M

84092 • 84093 ZONE 2 Morgan 84405Weber ZONE 2South Morgan MARKET 13 ZONE 2 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 16,850 84405Weber MARKET 13 ZONE 2 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 16,850 South MARKET South Weber 84056 84056 Sandy 13 ZONE 2 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 16,850 West Point Clearfield 84015 84056 84056 Sandy Hill AFB West Point Clearfield 84056 84015 84070 • 84094 84056 Sandy Hill AFB 84070 • 84094 ZONE84015 1 Hill AFB 84070 • 84094 ZONE 1 ZONE 1 MARKET 13 ZONE 3 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 12,990 ZONE 3 Clearfield MARKET 13 ZONE 3 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 12,990 ZONE 3 84075 Clearfield MARKET 13 ZONE 3 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 12,990 ZONE 3 84075 Layton Layton Syracuse Clearfield Draper 84075 Layton Layton Syracuse Draper 84040 84041 Layton Layton 84020 Syracuse Draper 84040 84041 84020 ZONE 2 84040 84041 84020 ZONE 2 Heights Kaysville Fruit ZONE 2 Fruit Heights ZONE 4 Kaysville Fruit Heights 84037 ZONE 4 Kaysville Lewiston MARKET ZONE 10 ZONE 184037 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 9,574 4 ZONE 1 MARKET 14 ZONE Z 1 NORTH UTAH T TAH CIRC. 10,764 Lewiston 84320 Great Salt Lake MARKET 10 ZONE 184037 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 9,574 ZONE 1 Lewiston MARKET 14 ZONE Z 1 NORTH UTAH T TAH CIRC. 10,764 MARKET 10 ZONE 1 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 9,574 84320 Great Salt Lake ZONE 1 Lewiston MARKET 14 Z ZONE 1 NORTH UTAH T TAH CIRC. 10,764 Farmington 84320 West Valley City MARKET 10 ZONE 1 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 9,574 Great Salt Lake Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain Farmington 84320 West Valley CityLAKE GREAT SALT 84025 Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain West CityLAKE 84120Valley Farmington Richmond GREAT SALT 84005 • 84045 84025 Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain 84120Valley West City Richmond 84333 84025 84005 • 84045 84120 GREAT SALT LAKE Richmond 84333 15 84005 • 84045 84120 Richmond 84333 MARKET 10 ZONE 2 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 14,243 15 MARKET 14 ZONE 2 NORTH UTAH CIRC. 15,754 84333 MARKET 10 ZONE 2 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 14,243 15 84014 Centerville MARKET 14 ZONE 2 NORTH UTAH CIRC. 15,754 Smithfield MARKET 10 ZONE 2 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 14,243 Centerville MARKET 14 ZONE 2 NORTH UTAH CIRC. 15,754 Taylorsville, Valley City,84014 Magna CIRC. 14,243 Smithfield MARKET 10Kearns, ZONE 2West WEST VALLEY/TOOELE 84335 Lehi Centerville 84014 Smithfield Taylorsville, Kearns, West Valley City, Magna 84335 Lehi Taylorsville, Kearns, West Valley City, Magna 84118 • 84128 • 84044 Smithfield Hyde Park 84335 84043 Lehi 84118 • 84128 • 84044 Taylorsville, Kearns, West Valley City, Magna Hyde Park 84318 84335 84043 84118 • 84128 • 84044 Hyde Park 84318 84043 84118 • 84128 • 84044 Hyde 84318 N.Park Logan ZONE 2 MARKET 10 ZONE 3 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 20,726 N. 84341 Logan 84318 ZONE 2 MARKET 14 ZONE 3 NORTH UTAH CIRC. 14,793 MARKET 10 ZONE 3 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 20,726 84087 N. 84341 Logan ZONE 2 MARKET 14 ZONE 3 NORTH UTAH CIRC. 14,793 MARKET 10 ZONE 3 WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 20,726 84087 Bountiful N. 84341 Logan Grantsville, Valley, Stockton,Tooele and Stansbury Park MARKET 14 ZONE 3 NORTH UTAH CIRC. 14,793 MARKET 10Rush ZONE 3 Woods WEST VALLEY/TOOELE CIRC. 20,726 Cross 84087 Bountiful 84010 and Stansbury Park Alpine and American Fork Grantsville, Rush Valley, Stockton,Tooele 84341 ZONE 3 Woods Cross Bountiful Grantsville, Rush Valley, and Stansbury Park 84029 • 84069 • 84071 •Stockton,Tooele 84074 Alpine and American Fork Providence ZONE 3 Woods Cross 84010 84003 •and 84004 84010 and Stansbury Park 84029 • 84069 • 84071 •Stockton,Tooele 84074 Grantsville, Rush Valley, Alpine American Fork Providence ZONE 3 North 84332 Millville Salt Lake 84029 • 84069 • 84071 • 84074 84003 • 84004 Providence 84332 Millville 84116 North Salt Lake 84326 84029 • 84069 • 84071 • 84074 84003 • 84004 Providence 84054 Hyrum 84332 Millville 84103 North Salt Lake 84116 84326 84054 Hyrum 84319 Millville 84332 84326 84116 8410284103 Hyrum 84054 84319 84326 84103 84102 DAVIS COUNTY Hyrum 84319 MARKET 11 ZONE 1 WEST JORDAN CIRC. 12,659 84102 DAVIS COUNTY MARKET 15 ZONE 1 CENTRAL UTAH CIRC. 17,184 84319 84101 MARKET 11 ZONE 1 WEST JORDAN CIRC. 12,659 80 DAVIS COUNTY MARKET 15 ZONE 1 CENTRAL UTAH CIRC. 17,184 84101 MARKET 11 ZONE 1 WEST JORDAN CIRC. 12,659 80 Jordan 84111 MARKET 15 ZONE 1 CENTRAL UTAH CIRC. 17,184 West 84101 CIRC. 12,659 MARKET 11LAKE ZONE 1 WEST JORDAN 80 Jordan SALT COUNTY 84111 West Lindon, Pleasant Grove and Orem 84115 Paradise 84111 SALT LAKE COUNTY West Jordan 84081 Lindon, Pleasant Grove and Orem 84115 84105 Paradise SALT LAKE COUNTY 84328 84119 84081 West Jordan 84042 • 84062 • 84057 Lindon, Pleasant Grove and Orem Paradise 84115 80 84105 84081 84120 84328 84119 84042 • 84062 • 84057 2 ZONE 184081 Paradise 84105 80 84044 ZONE 84328 South CIRC. 84120 11 ZONE 84119 2215 84042 • 84062 • 84057 ZONE 2 ZONE 1 84109 MARKET WEST JORDAN 16,165 80 84044 84328 84120 11 ZONE 2215 South Salt ZONE 2 ZONE 1 Magna 84109 MARKET 15 ZONE 2 CENTRAL UTAH CIRC. 16,936 MARKET WEST JORDAN CIRC. 16,165 84044 84128 84106 16,165 Olympus South West Valley City Salt CIRC. MARKET 11 ZONE 2215 WEST JORDAN 84109 Lake Magna MARKET 15 ZONE 2 CENTRAL UTAH CIRC. 16,936 84109 84106 16,165 Salt Sugarhouse Olympus West ValleyJordan City MARKET 11 ZONE 2 WEST JORDAN CIRC. West Magna 84128 Lake MARKET 15 ZONE 2 CENTRAL UTAH CIRC. 16,936 84109 84128 84106 Olympus West Valley City West Jordan Lake Sugarhouse 84109 West Valley City 1 Provo, Orem and Vinyard 99 ZONE West 84084Jordan • 84088 Sugarhouse ZONE 2 West Valley City ZONE 1 Provo, Orem and Vinyard 84084Jordan • 84088 West ZONE 84058 •Orem 84059and • 84097 • 84604 West Valley Provo, Vinyard 84124 2 9 ZONE 1 201 City 84084 • 84088 9 ZONE 2 84058 • 84059 • 84097 • 84604 9 84124 84117 Kearns 201 Taylorsville 84084 • 84088 84118 9 84058 • 84059 • 84097 • 84604 9 84124 201 84117 Kearns ZONE 3 Holladay 84118 Taylorsville 9 84123 9 84117 Kearns ZONE 84118 Taylorsville Holladay 84123 841073 3 215 Holladay 84123 84107 4 MARKET 12 ZONE 1 SOUTHWESTZONE VALLEY CIRC. 17,449 99 ZONE 84081 Murray 84107 215 ZONE 4 MARKET 12 ZONE 1 SOUTHWEST VALLEY CIRC. 17,449 MARKET 16 ZONE 1 SOUTHERN UTAH CIRC. 11,351 11 84081 Murray MARKET 12 84084 ZONE 1 SOUTHWEST VALLEY CIRC. 17,449 84047 ZONEHeights 4 84317 84047 215 MARKET 16 ZONE 1 SOUTHERN UTAH CIRC. 11,351 9 84081 Jordan 11 South Murray Cottonwood 11 MARKET 12 ZONE 1 SOUTHWEST VALLEY CIRC. 17,449 84047 84317 MARKET 16 ZONE 1 SOUTHERN UTAH CIRC. 11,351 84047 Midvale 11 1 South Jordan 84084 Cottonwood Heights ZONE 84317 11 84047 84121 South Provo, Springville and Mapleton 84047 Midvale 84084 ZONE 84095 Jordan • 84009 Cottonwood Heights 84093 ZONE 1 South 84317 11 84121 South Provo, Springville and Mapleton Midvale 84095 • 84009 Jordan Jordan 84088 ZONE 2 ZONEWest 1 South 84093 84121 84601 84606 Springville • 84663 • 84664 South •Provo, and Mapleton 2 84095 • 84009 West Jordan 84088 84093 84601 • 84606 • 84663 • 84664 ZONE 2 ZONE 2 Huntsville 84095 • 84009 West Jordan 84601 • 84606 • 84663 • 84664 ZONE 2 MARKET 12 84088 ZONE 2 SOUTHWEST84070 VALLEY CIRC. 12,717 Sandy viewHuntsville ZONE 2 MARKET 12 ZONE 2 SOUTHWEST84070 VALLEY CIRC. 12,717 Sandy viewHuntsville 84092 84094CIRC. MARKET 16 ZONE 2 SOUTHERN UTAH CIRC. 20,999 MARKET 12South ZONE 2 SOUTHWEST VALLEY viewHuntsville Sandy12,717 Jordan 84094CIRC. MARKET 16 ZONE 2 SOUTHERN UTAH CIRC. 20,999 MARKET ZONE 2 SOUTHWEST84070 VALLEY 12,717 Riverton and Bluffdale view ZONE 184092 South Jordan 84092 84095 12 84094 MARKET 16 ZONE 2 SOUTHERN UTAH CIRC. 20,999 Bluffdale ZONE 1Riverton South Jordan ZONE 1 Spanish Fork, Santaquin, Salem and Payson 84095 and Riverton and Bluffdale 84065 ZONE 1 ZONE 1Riverton 84095 and Bluffdale Spanish Fork, Santaquin, Salem and Payson 84065 84020 Draper ZONE 184065 84651 • 84653 84655 • 84660 Spanish Fork, •Santaquin, Salem and Payson 84020 84096 84651 • 84653 • 84655 • 84660 84065 Draper MARKET 12 ZONE 3 SOUTHWEST VALLEY CIRC.TY15,158 84020 84096 84651 • 84653 • 84655 • 84660 ZONE 3 Draper N MARKET 12 ZONE 3 SOUTHWEST VALLEY CIRC. 15,158 U Riverton 84096 Y Herriman O ZONE 3 COUNTY15,158 MARKET 12 ZONE 3 SOUTHWEST VALLEY Riverton ZONELA3KE CIRC. ZONE 3 Herriman C HNT 15,158 MARKET 12 ZONE 3 SOUTHWEST VALLEY CIRC. Herriman Riverton ZONE 3 Herriman Herriman SAALLTT LAAKKEE CUU OTT AAUH TY Highland 84065 ZONE 3 Herriman 84096 L H S A N MARKET 17 SALT LAKE CITY CIRC. 23,002 84065 TU T UO L TY Highland A 84096 Herriman C S 84065 MARKET 17 SALT LAKE CITY CIRC. 23,002 ZONE 2 UN 84004 84096 CO NTY Highland UTTAAH MARKET 17Salt SALT LAKE CITY CIRC. 23,002 U ZONE 2 H O 84004 84096 C Downtown Lake, Sugarhouse and Foothill UTAH ZONE 2 84004 Alpine Downtown Salt Lake, Sugarhouse and Foothill Bluffdale U 84102 • 84105 • 84106 84108 • 84109 • 84111 • 84115 Downtown Salt Lake, •Sugarhouse and Foothill Alpine Bluffdale 84102 • 84105 • 84106 • 84108 • 84109 • 84111 • 84115 Alpine 15 84003 Bluffdale MARKET 13 ZONE 1 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 16,098 ZONE 3 84102 • 84105 • 84106 • 84108 • 84109 • 84111 • 84115 15 84003 MARKET 13 ZONE 1 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 16,098 ZONE 3 15 84003 MARKET 13 ZONE 1 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 16,098 ZONE 3 MARKET Sandy 13 ZONE 1 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 16,098 Sandy 84062 84050 Sandy 84092 • 84093 ZONE 2 84062 84050 84092 • 84093 Sandy ZONE 1 Morgan ZONE84043 2 84062 84050 American 84092 • 84093 ZONE 2 Morgan ZONE 1 84005 84050 American 84043 Fork 84092 • 84093 Morgan 84043 ZONE 1 84062 840052 SANDY/DRAPER MARKET 13 ZONE CIRC. 16,850 American 84043 Fork 84043 Morgan 84005 84062 MARKET 13 ZONE 2 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. Fork 16,850Pleasant 84043 Lehi MARKET 13 ZONE 2 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 16,850Pleasant 84062 Sandy Grove Lehi MARKET CIRC. 16,850Pleasant Sandy 13 ZONE 2 SANDY/DRAPER Lehi Grove 84070 • 84094 Sandy Grove Lindon 84042 84070 • 84094Saratoga Sandy Springs Lindon 84042 84070 • 84094Saratoga Saratoga Springs Utah Lake Lindon 84042 84070 • 84094 MARKET 13 ZONE 3 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 12,990 Springs Utah Lake 84045 MARKET 13 ZONE 3 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 12,990 Utah Lake 84057 84097 84045 MARKET 13 ZONE 3 SANDY/DRAPER CIRC. 12,990 84057 84045 84097 Draper 13 ZONE 3 SANDY/DRAPER MARKET CIRC. 12,990 84057 Draper ZONE 1 84058 84097 Draper 84020 ZONE 1 84058 84020 Draper ZONE 1 84058 Orem 84020 84020 Orem 84604 Orem 84604 84604 ZONE 2 Provo MARKET 14 ZONE Z 1 NORTH UTAH T TAH CIRC. 10,764 ZONE 2 Provo MARKET 14 ZONE Z 1 NORTH UTAH T TAH CIRC. 10,764 ZONE 2 Provo MARKET 14 ZONE Z 1 NORTH UTAH T TAH CIRC. 10,764 BYU Saratoga14 Springs and Eagle Mountain MARKET Z ZONE 1 NORTH UTAH T TAH CIRC. 10,764 BYU Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain Utah Lake BYU Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain 84005 • 84045 Utah Lake 84005 • 84045 Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain Utah Lake 84005 • 84045 84005 • 84045 MARKET 14 ZONE 2 NORTH UTAH CIRC. 15,754 Hill Field Road Hill Field Road Hill Field Road

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84129 84129 84129

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13 13 13

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TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 45,938 45,938 45,938 45,938

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TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 45,324 45,324 45,324 45,324

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TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 41,311 41,311 41,311

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TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 34,120 34,120 34,120

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 28,824 28,824 28,824 28,824

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 44,543 44,543 44,543 44,543

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TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CIRC. CIRC. CIRC. 32,350 32,350 32,350

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Contact Utah Media Group Suzanne Benitez | 801-204-6308 sbenitez@utahmediagroup.com utahmediagroup.com