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Julie Slama
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Writer, Sandy Journal
Utah
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By Julie Slama| The City Journals@ A few years ago, Barbara Ingebrigsten’s adult daughter, Heidi, was hiking near the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon when she spotted three chicks abandoned in a plastic container near the trailhead. Heidi brought them to her Sandy home, and after struggling to find anyone willing to raise them, she built a chicken coop. Together with her mother, they began raising the hens. “We didn’t set out to do this, but we’ve loved the fresh eggs which have more Omega-3,” Ingebrigsten said.
By Julie Slama| The City Journals@ Every year, just around Mother’s Day, Entrada High School hosts a plant sale, offering a wide variety of plants “dirt cheap.”Patrons can find packs of Roma, cheery, and large tomatoes, as well as sweet and hot peppers, often selling for just a few dollars. There are also herbs like basil, parsley, oregano, rosemary, and others, along with geraniums and coleus.
By Julie Slama| The City Journals@ A few years ago, Barbara Ingebrigsten’s adult daughter, Heidi, was hiking near the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon when she spotted three chicks abandoned in a plastic container near the trailhead. Heidi brought them to her Sandy home, and after struggling to find anyone willing to raise them, she built a chicken coop. Together with her mother, they began raising the hens. “We didn’t set out to do this, but we’ve loved the fresh eggs which have more Omega-3,” Ingebrigsten said.
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Sandy Journal
Utah, United States