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MOUNT ULLA — Fire investigators say a Wednesday night fire at a local farm was caused when a spark ignited dust in the ceiling of the chicken house there. Several fire departments and emergency responded to the Brumley Farm at 10:28 p.m. at 3180 Back Creek Church Road, just outside of Mooresville.
Fire Investigator Deborah Horne said the fire was accidental and started in the ceiling. Horne said there was a spark, possibly from some feeder pulleys and it ignited dust in the ceiling. The fire burned from one end of the ceiling to the other, she said.
Close to 50 chickens succumbed to the smoke, but more than 7,000 were saved. Scott Brumley, owner of the farm, was inside the chicken house at the time.
"Thankfully, he was able to get out, and he ran out and called 911," Horne said.
The fire was under control within about 15 minutes, Horne said. The chicken house was not destroyed, but it will likely need some repairs.
The quick response of the owner and firefighters meant that fewer chickens died. Of the past poultry fires, owners weren't able to save as many animals, Horne said.
"We are thankful we didn't have a farmer losing his entire livelihood," she said.
The following fire agencies responded: West Rowan Fire, Cleveland Fire, Atwell, Shepherd and Way Side from Iredell County, and the Rowan Rescue Squad and county Fire Marshal's Office. Perdue, the poultry provider, was also at the scene.
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A 19-year-old driver was seriously injured when his car slid into a semi-trailer while traveling at least 100 mph on city streets, police said.
Teens' car plunges 100 feet down ravine
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A teenager driving too fast through Emigration Canyon rolled his car 100 to 150 feet down a steep ravine, police said. If not for a group of stargazers, rescuers may not have found the car.
Charcoal kilns: Unique remains of Utah's 'almost criminal' past
John Hollenhorst | posted Oct 19th - 10:44pm
Unless you like to tramp around in the backcountry, you may never have seen a charcoal kiln. They're part of a nearly forgotten industry that, in the words of one expert, came to be thought of "almost like a criminal activity."
Family suspects abusive relationship preceded Ogden homicide
Marjorie Cortez | posted Oct 19th - 10:41pm
A 21-year-old woman was stabbed to death in Ogden Saturday last night and her domestic partner is in jail accused of the crime. While police aren't saying what the argument was about, Baird's family now wonders if she was trying to leave an abusive relationship.
Driver receives minor injuries in rollover near Salt Flats
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A woman suffered minor injuries Sunday when her car veered off of I-80 in an area near the Bonneville Salt Flats and rolled. Utah Highway Patrol troopers say she was wearing a seat belt.
Utah company providing key tool in fight against Ebola
Courtney Orton | posted Oct 19th - 10:35pm
A Orem-based company is on the front lines of fighting Ebola in Texas. Hospitals and hazmat teams are using its signature liquid spray to disinfect almost everything.
2 detained following suspected home burglary, car chase
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Two people are in police custody after a man says he saw them leaving his Farmington house Saturday with a pillow case full of his things. Police credit an alert neighbor in helping them track down the suspected thieves.
UVU plans new cyber security certification
Paul Nelson | posted Oct 19th - 8:07pm
Professors at Utah Valley University say hackers and cyber scams are changing every day, and it's time to fight back. So, they're gearing up to offer a new certification in cyber security.
2014 Utah State Fair made $800K profit, organizers say
Amy Joi O'Donoghue | posted Oct 19th - 7:45pm
This year's Utah State Fair was a success — buoyed by good weather and healthy attendance — which helped the annual event turn a profit. While the final numbers are still being reviewed, Fairpark officials say the fair made about $800,000.
Former Utah A.G.'s headed back to court, both want separate trials
Dennis Romboy | posted Oct 19th - 6:26pm
Former Utah Attorney General John Swallow wants his criminal case separated from the case against his predecessor Mark Shurtleff, and he wants the state to return his $10,000 in cash. Both ex-attorneys general are expected to make their second court appearances Monday.
2 children critically injured by accused drunken driver
Kyle Spencer | posted Oct 19th - 6:16pm
A 5-year-old girl and a 6-year-old girl are in critical condition following the head-on collision of two vehicles on the viaduct Friday. Police say the driver of the other car was going the wrong way on a one-way road with a blood alcohol content three times the legal limit.
Blind, visually impaired students showcase talents
Whitney Evans | posted Oct 19th - 12:13pm
Students from the Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind gathered outside City Creek Center on Wednesday to raise awareness of the visually impaired and blind in honor of White Cane Safety Day.
Inmate dies after being found hanging in cell
Kyle Spencer | posted Oct 19th - 10:04am
An inmate at the Utah State Prison died early Sunday morning 24 hours after he was found hanging in his cell.
Utah jobless rate remains steady at 3.5 percent
KSL.com | posted Oct 19th - 8:51am
September's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate registered 3.5 percent, virtually no change from the prior month. Utah's current employment level registered at 1,349,700.
Woman arrested in fatal stabbing of 21-year old domestic partner
Dennis Romboy and Sara Jarman | posted Oct 18th - 10:50pm
Ogden police arrested Victoria Mendoza in the stabbing death of her 21-year old domestic partner on Saturday.
Box Elder County veteran receives Purple Heart 63 years later
Alex Cabrero | posted Oct 18th - 10:34pm
Roy Torgeson wrote several letters to the U.S. government and the military explaining why he deserved the Purple Heart. Others starting writing letters. This weekend, he was finally awarded it.
Motorcyclist crashes near Sundance
Sara Jarman | posted Oct 18th - 10:29pm
A motorcyclist who officials say was driving too fast for a tight curve crashed near Sundance Saturday afternoon.
Utahns urge lawmakers to pass Gov. Gary Herbert's Medicaid expansion alternative
Dennis Romboy | posted Oct 18th - 10:15pm
About 100 Utahns held a vigil on the state Capitol steps Saturday night urging the Utah Legislature to pass Gov. Gary Herbert's Healthy Utah Plan.
Sports help Special Olympic athletes gain confidence, skills
Whitney Evans | posted Oct 18th - 8:16pm
More than 800 Special Olympic athletes participated in the Fall Sports Classic at the University of Utah on Friday and Saturday. The event drew athletes ages 8 and older with various cognitive abilities.
Smiles, pumpkins and snakes at festival for Utah foster kids
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Watch the video to see lots of smiles, pumpkins and even exotic animals at the Pumpkin Festival held Utah's foster kids at the Gateway Mall on Friday.
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Green Bay junior Sultan Muhammad connected on a 3-pointer with 1.7 seconds left to give the Phoenix a 64-63 lead and held Green Bay advance to the Horizon League semifinal where they play top-seeded Valparaiso.
Muhammad took the feed from sophomore Keifer Sykes and hit a critical 3-pointer. It was 1-of-2 threes Muhammad hit during the game. Green Bay plays No. 1 Valpo on Saturday and the winner of that game plays the winner of Detroit/Wright State in the Horizon League conference final.
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Memphis found a 2016 guard to join center Nick Marshall in the recruiting class.
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SMU could be in trouble if a second-team all-league pick is ruled ineligible.
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Lorenzo Romar now has a six-man recruiting class for 2015.
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St. Joseph's loses another front court piece for the 2014-15 season
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Report: Former Oklahoma State guard leaves his junior college
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Stevie Clark was dismissed from Oklahoma State after a pair of bizarre incidents involving the police.
Florida's Chris Walker tweets joke about football team (PHOTO)
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Maryland lands commitment from junior college point guard
Oct 20, 2014, 12:45 PM EDT
Jaylen Brantley is Maryland's first commitment in the class.
No longer supplementary pieces, two Texans will lead the way at Weber State
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Evans, who is now ninth overall, said he knew the final 8.2-kilometer climb would be tough. "Overall, it's a disappointing result, but at this time of year, not bad," he said. "Contador was exceptional, Michele Scarponi (runner-up) and Levi Leipheimer (third) were pretty good and I was OK, but certainly not with the best guys. I've got a bit of work to do for these uphill finishes. But I was aware of that before I came here. Fortunately, I have time to work on it." Taylor Phinney (knee pain) abandoned the race.
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The session started with council members Harold Posey and Ed Miklas discussing how the recently approved U.S. Department of Agriculture loan would affect next year's budget. Neither was sure when payments on the loan would have to start, as the city has not yet received official notification of the loan being approved. Posey believed payments would start when the loan is completed, while Miklas thought payments would begin in 2014.
The two also mentioned different monthly payments. Posey thought the payments would be approximately $6,100 a month, for a total of $73,200 a year. Miklas believed the payments would be set at $50,000 a year.
In either case, Miklas said he supported the idea of saving funds in the budget before payments are due and using Special Purpose Local Options Sales Tax dollars to help pay off the loan.
"At first we're still using SPLOST money for the payments. But that's going to last only two years, or something like that," Miklas said.
As the council moved into a line-by-line examination of the city's accounts, members were concerned about the numerous accounts that were budgeted but had no funds in them.
"We don't know what the detail of these things are ... I just noticed on here there are a lot of things that were not budgeted, but we've made entries into it," Posey said.
In lieu of using the approved 2012 budget, which Posey has regularly stated is not accurate, he provided the council with trial balance reports on the city's financial accounts. These reports were last updated Sept. 30, forcing the council to average out the rest of the year.
City Clerk Michele Jones was able to explain why some budgeted accounts did not have any funds in them, such as the business license account. She said some businesses pay in December for the next year, which would put the payment in the previous year's account report.
The lack of a well-defined 2012 budget hampered the council's efforts to set spending limits for the next year. Items such as the city attorney's fees — which are billed to different departments and accounts depending on the type of issue at hand — were arbitrarily set using the 2012 numbers rather than an average or prediction for the amount of services needed. Other departmental spending limits were set in the same manner.
Mayor Ron Casey said the difficulty with the 2012 budget came from a lack of information and little time to prepare.
"Here's the problem with the 2012 budget. When I came [into office] the budget had not been done, and I — Michele [Jones] and I — came up with this budget to the best of our ability because there were no figures. ... We came close to being late on getting it in," he said.
Other items discussed included overtime for city employees, which Miklas and Louise Howell wanted severely cut back or removed from the budget. Casey, however, stated some overtime was necessary as there could be sudden emergencies such as problems with a water main or well.
"You can't just do away with overtime. There's always the unseen hand that'll jump in there and grab you," he said.
The city council will continue to work on the budget, which may require additional work sessions, according to Posey. He said they would like to have the budget ready by the council's second meeting in January so it could be approved.


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We're talking about kitchen essentials all month. Last week we talked about recipes to know by heart, but this week we're going even more basic: Essential building blocks of weeknight meals. These are the staples (and skills) you use to build a meal — the roasted vegetables for a sandwich, the strips of chicken breast to top a salad, the fluffy couscous you eat with chickpea stew. Crumbled bacon, hard-boiled eggs, steamed vegetables.
Do you know the best way to cook a pot of beans? Brown rice? Lentils? Do you know how to poach an egg in the microwave, or the best way to cook moist, tender chicken breasts? Read on for these and more — we've illustrated 15 essential basic skills for making quick, tasty, nourishing dinners.
• 1 How To Cook Beans: A Fast, Foolproof, No-Soak Method
• 2 How To Cook Dried Lentils
• 3 How to Cook Quinoa
• 4 How to Cook Couscous
• 5 How To Cook Brown Rice
• 6 How To Make a Quick Bowl of Polenta in the Microwave
• 7 How to Bake a Potato in the Oven
• 8 How To Quick-Roast Vegetables Under the Broiler
• 9 How To Steam Vegetables
• 10 How to Cook Moist and Tender Chicken Breasts Every Time - Also see How To Roast a Chicken.
• 11 How To Cut Up a Chicken: The Video
• 12 How To Make Perfect Bacon in the Oven
• 13 How to Hard-Boil an Egg
• 14 How To Poach an Egg in the Microwave - Also see How To Poach an Egg: The Video
• 15 How To Fry an Egg: The Video
....and a BONUS: How To Crack an Egg With One Hand: The Video - This is hardly an essential of the weeknight kitchen, but we just think it's fun!
What are your essential skills for weeknight meals? What do you think is important to know how to do for a quick meal in the middle of the week?
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Does the oven roasted veggie technique work for tomatoes as well? I've been making a roasted tomato salsa using Muir Glen (roasted) canned tomatoes but I would love to try roasting them myself.
Love that The Kitchn doesn't make its readers feel stupid. The range of skill levels featured in your posts is very accessible, and posts like these are especially relevant to your young-ish readers who might be just starting out in their kitchens. I've been cooking only for a few years, and realized just the other night that, though I can roast a chicken more succulent and layered with flavors than my mom ever could, I mutilate it when it comes time to carve. So thanks for the tutorial!
As a sesoned cook I continue to learn even with the most basic things like adding a piece of Kombu to the soaking beans and while cooking them. Pretty basic to Japanese cooking.
Kombu enhances the flavor makes them more digestible.
That's a great idea @B77.. I have a bunch of Kombu at home but I've only ever used it for Japanese soups.. Think that will be delicious with beans!!
this is a great post - though i did enjoy a good laugh at how to bake a potato, based on growing up at a time when it was the oven or nothing (no microwaves then!). that said, it's very well written and made my mouth water for one . you fols at the kitchen are amazing. thanks for creating a site i visit multiple times per day and enjoy each and every time. <3
This is so great. I just posted my "essential pantry" on my blog. I will pass this on to my readers. It makes a great companion. So glad I found this.
@ Rhoswen: to make roasted salsa, I use fresh tomatos or tomatillos using a comal--(IDK if the right english word is skillet?? ) i roast them until they are charred black then put them in a plastic bag to sweat out. (a grocery bag does the trick) remove skin and continue with your salsa making steps.... =)


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