Rob Miller, from the Utah Amicus, speaks with Utah delegate Kurt Bestor about Wednesday's roll call vote, Joe Biden and whether he is interested in running for political office.
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DNC Coverage on Utah Pulse: Kurt BestorRob Miller, from the Utah Amicus, speaks with Utah delegate Kurt Bestor about Wednesday's roll call vote, Joe Biden and whether he is interested in running for political office.
Editor's Note: Rob Miller, from The Utah Amicus, is the head of the only blogging group from Utah to get credentials to the Democratic National Convention. Rob and his team are filing reports for Utah Pulse throughout the convention.
DNC Coverage on Utah Pulse: Delegates Brian Spittler and Theo CowanRob Miller, from the Utah Amicus, speaks with Utah delegates Brian Spittler and Theo Cowan at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado. Spittler is from Salt Lake City. Cowan is from Provo
Editor's Note: Rob Miller, from The Utah Amicus, is the head of the only blogging group from Utah to get credentials to the Democratic National Convention. Rob and his team are filing reports for Utah Pulse throughout the convention.
DNC Coverage on Utah Pulse: Senator Scott McCoyRob Miller, from the Utah Amicus, speaks with Utah Senator Scott McCoy at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado. Senator McCoy was asked by the Barack Obama campaign to serve as the Whip for the Utah delegation.
Editor's Note: Rob Miller, from The Utah Amicus, is the head of the only blogging group from Utah to get credentials to the Democratic National Convention. Rob and his team are filing reports for Utah Pulse throughout the convention.
Westminster College Announces Gift from St. Mark’s HospitalSALT LAKE CITY —Westminster College announced today that St. Mark’s Hospital, a member of HCA MountainStar Healthcare, has committed $300,000 to name the St. Mark’s Hospital Anatomy and Physiology Lab in the nursing suite of the college’s new Meldrum Science Center. The $25-million facility is scheduled to open in spring 2010.