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Best of Utah

Best of Utah 2010: Vote Now

City Weekly's 21st annual Best of Utah is here!

You decide the Best in local restaurants, nightclubs, outdoors, media, politics and more!

Cover Story

LDS Church & SLC Development

This Is the Place: The LDS Church eyes barren wetlands as a future city within Salt Lake City.

By Katharine Biele

The air is still, quiet but for the distant and occasional flap of a hawk’s wings. Barely discernible is the muted skyline of SLC...

News Articles

Mark Shurtleff: Ethical Questions

Records request points to ethical concerns in the AG's office.

By Eric S. Peterson

When Utah Attorney General’s Office spokesman Paul Murphy was asked if it were appropriate for Mark Shurtleff to have his taxpayer-funded state secretary arrange a campaign lunch ...

Sideshow

Logorama: City Weekly Won an Oscar!

All right, not exactly. But among the many corporate insignias found in the Best Animated Short winner Logorama ...

Reviews

The Copper Onion

Broadway Smash: The Copper Onion is the city’s best new restaurant.

By Ted Scheffler

Once in a while, though not often, I come across a restaurant that sparkles and shines so brightly that it actually makes my job difficult ...

Feature Review

She's Out of My League

Team Effort: True ensemble work contributes to the hilarity of She's Out of My League.

By Scott Renshaw

For decades, it seemed, cinematic comedy had become the domain of the one-man show ...

Artist Profiles

Jaguar Love

Wild Things: Portland's Jaguar Love hit the dance floor.

By Reyan Ali

When art-punk doomsayers The Blood Brothers called it quits in late 2007, Johnny Whitney and Cody Votolato still hadn’t considered their futures ...

The Valley Is All Right!

West Valley City Mayor Mike Winder is quoted thus in a Rosemary Winters story for the Trib: "I'm a proud Republican and a proud American. ... When I recite the Pledge of Allegiance and say 'with ...

 
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Millionaire Mind Evening
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03/12
Reefer Madness: The Musical
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Troy Williams comes out of the Moral Patriot closet

Local activist/producer/filmmaker/writer/man-about-town Troy Williams posted an entry today on his Queer Gnosis blog fessing up his involvement with yesterday's brilliantly executed Capitol Hill prank...

Little Mermaid Stolen!

Disney enthusiasts and/or nostalgic tweakers have apparently stolen a statue of the Little Mermaid, worth an estimated $28,000, from the International Peace Gardens in Jordan Park (1000 W. 900 South)....

Scooped by Mormon Media?

Seldom does the LDS Church return City Weekly's phone calls. But our intrepid freelancer Katharine Biele managed to charm a few answers out of church representatives for her forthcoming cover feature...

Practice Safe Commerce

Consumer Protection Week kicks off today with state and federal consumer protection watchdogs urging the public to beware of fraudulent hucksters and their “free” weight loss sample produc...


Cover Story

LDS Church & SLC Development

This Is the Place: The LDS Church eyes barren wetlands as a future city within Salt Lake City.

By Katharine Biele

The air is still, quiet but for the distant and occasional flap of a hawk’s wings. Barely discernible is the muted skyline of SLC...

Artist Profiles

John Németh

Boise to Beirut: Idaho bluesman John Németh is bad and (inter)nationwide.

By Randy Harward

Salt Lake City ain’t exactly blues central. Neither is John Németh’s hometown of Boise, Idaho. But while SLC and Boise, like many U.S. cities, lack the mythical rep of Mississippi...

 
 
Comics

The Chill, Siege, Kick-Ass

Cold Pulp: The Chill overtalks its attempt at detective noir.

By Trevor Hale

Starr makes an admirable jump from prose to comics, but needs a little more practice. It's clear that he would love to flesh out all of the characters and small details with densely written passages, but...

 
 
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