Baby Allara looks back and smiles at Dr. Joel Johnson while being held by her mother, Samantha Kartes. Submitted photo

Baby Allara looks back and smiles at Dr. Joel Johnson while being held by her mother, Samantha Kartes. Submitted photo

A full-circle moment at First Care Health Center

Nearly nine months after an unforgettable arrival, baby Allara is back at First Care Health Center (FCHC). This time, Allara is all smiles as she is held by her mother alongside Dr. Joel Johnson, the doctor who delivered her.
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High school students unlock magnetic locking pouches containing their phones after class with a newly established a phonefree policy in 2024. After the success of cellphone bans nationwide, state lawmakers are turning to legislation restricting how much time students can look at screen. (Alixel Cabrera/Utah News Dispatch)

High school students unlock magnetic locking pouches containing their phones after class with a newly established a phonefree policy in 2024. After the success of cellphone bans nationwide, state lawmakers are turning to legislation restricting how much time students can look at screen. (Alixel Cabrera/Utah News Dispatch)

States move to limit classroom screen time

Four states enacted laws this year restricting or regulating how long students should look at...
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