And I think that the juxtaposition between that song and the ceremony that she was a part of was really interesting to me in talking about the way cultures and generations clash and what the outcome of those clashes are. WOODSON: No, and Melody is definitely not a character from a Disney princess story. And she chooses a Prince song in which to descend the stairs - not exactly a song from a Disney princess film, is it? Sixteen-year-old named Melody - it's her debut - a cotillion, I guess. SIMON: Tell us about the very opening of the story. JACQUELINE WOODSON: Thanks for having me. Jacqueline Woodson, who wrote 'Another Brooklyn,' a previous novel for adults, and novels for young readers that include 'Brown Girl Dreaming' joins us from New York. Jacqueline Woodson's new novel is 'Red At The Bone.' It tells the stories of two families in Brooklyn, brought together by a fleeting love that produces an enduring child and family chronicles that weave inside the stories of history and race in America. This report is based on information provided by law enforcement and may not contain the full scope of findings.One of the most popular authors of novels for young readers has a new novel for older readers.

Traffic along Main Street was impacted for approximately 25 minutes, with southbound vehicles being directed to take a one-block detour around the scene of the crash while it was being investigated and cleared.Ĭedar City Fire Department personnel also responded, as did an Iron County Sheriff’s deputy. The collision caused multiple airbags to be deployed in both vehicles. “The party at fault will be cited,” Adams told Cedar City News at the scene, noting that preliminary evidence appears to point to the van driver running a red light.Ī Gold Cross Ambulance crew responded but nobody was taken to the hospital, and no injuries were reported, he added.īoth vehicles sustained heavy damage and needed to be towed from the scene.Īdams said it appears that all occupants had been wearing their seat belts. “It’s still preliminary, but it sounds at this point like the van failed to yield the right of way, which caused the accident,” Adams said. Zac Adams said the driver of the minivan was heading northbound on Main Street when the vehicle struck the rear driver’s side of the westbound Cobalt as its driver was attempting to go through the intersection.

The incident, which was reported shortly after 7:30 p.m., involved a silver Dodge Grand Caravan and a silver Chevrolet Cobalt passenger car.Ĭedar City Police Sgt. Scene of a two-vehicle collision at 200 North and Main Street, Cedar City, Utah, | Photo by Jeff Richards, St. CEDAR CITY - Two vehicles collided at the intersection of 200 North and Main Street in Cedar City on Tuesday evening.

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