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(BOB DEMPSEY/Special to the Standard-Examiner) No injuries were reported in a 5 p.m. crash Monday that left three cars damaged. Utah Highway Patrol Cpl. Todd Johnson said two vehicles were involved in road rage that resulted in slowing the traffic behind them at Mile Marker 353, just north of Pleasant View, northbound on Interstate15. Johnson said the road-rage vehicles left the scene, but three cars that were slowed by the incident were then involved in rear-end crashes. The drivers of two of the crashed vehicles were cited for following too close. A Jeep, a Toyota Carolla and a Saturn all were involved in the incident.

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Clean up crews try to stop the flow of diesel fuel in Willard Bay State Park in March after a Chevron pipeline leaked. (Standard-Examiner file photo)
The Wasatch mountains above Fruit Heights are pictured in 2008. An environmental study from London indicated the Rocky Mountains have been warming over the last three decades, resulting in a shrinking snowpack in higher elevations. (Standard-Examiner file photo)
Roy High School’s Bridger Gray dives back to first base ahead of a throw to first baseman Preston Hannay during Roy’s 2-1 loss to Murray High School during the state 4-A baseball playoffs in Kearns on Monday. BENJAMIN ZACK Standard-Examiner
(CAMERON MCLEOD/Special to the Standard-Examiner) Author Kimberly Krey (left) signs a copy of her book for Georgia Pardon. Students of T.H. Bell Junior High earned the opportunity to have dinner with local authors at Zucca Trattoria.
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Kestra Casteel (left) and her brothers, Tristyn (middle) and Trevyn, pose in front of their junior dragsters at Rocky Mountain Raceway on Friday. (REYNALDO LEAL/Standard-Examiner)
BENJAMIN ZACK/Standard-Examiner Layton High School students announce the audience awards at the end of the True Blue Film Festival at Layton High School on Wednesday.

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A tornado passes across south Oklahoma City, Monday, May 20, 2013. A monstrous tornado roared through the Oklahoma City suburbs, flattening entire neighborhoods with winds up to 200 mph, setting buildings on fire and landing a direct blow on an elementary school. (AP Photo/The Oklahoman, Paul Hellstern)
Monstrous tornado rips apart Oklahoma City suburbs
Principal Buck Ekstrom smiles as he wears a pink bunny suit to reward students for reaching 98 percent attendance this school year at King Elementary School in Layton on Monday, May 20, 2013. Ekstrom also slept in a tent on the roof of the school as part of the reward. (KERA WILLIAMS/Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Principal rewards high attendance by wearing bunny suit

Faces: Fremont High School Class of 2013
Roy High School is eliminated from the state 4A play-offs in a 2-1 extra-innings loss to Murray High School in Kearns on Monday, May, 20, 2013. (BENJAMIN ZACK/Standard-Examiner)
Prep Sports: Murray Defeats Roy 2-1 in Playoff Baseball

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Clean up crews try to stop the flow of diesel fuel in Willard Bay State Park in March after a Chevron pipeline leaked. (Standard-Examiner file photo)
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Kestra Casteel (left) and her brothers, Tristyn (middle) and Trevyn, pose in front of their junior dragsters at Rocky Mountain Raceway on Friday. (REYNALDO LEAL/Standard-Examiner)
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REYNALDO LEAL/Standard-Examiner Amy Church holds up a certified check for the amount of $797.15 that children raised during a bake sale to help save their librarian’s job in Ogden at the Ogden School District board meeting on Thursday. “I know this is a far cry from the $990,000 that is needed to retain them,” she said, “but this is strong evidence of what the citizens of Ogden want.” See video of the board meeting at www.standard.net
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Garrett Vaughan, a Utah State University mechanical engineering graduate student who helped design the Personnel Vacuum Assisted Climber, demonstrated the device in 2012. (Photo courtesy of Utah State University)
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