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Wednesday, September 1,2010
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Steam Dream: Utah's Geothermal Energy Potential

Utah tempts entrepreneurs with its trifecta of renewable energy sources.

By Jim Catano
It’s the kind of thing that’s “hiding in plain sight.” Most renewable-energy sources are so obvious and abundant, they're almost invisible.
Wednesday, August 25,2010
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All Warm, Some Naked: Utah's Hot Springs

Into Hot Water: Utah's love/hate relationship with its natural hot springs.

By Jim Catano
Above, you can almost see the stars rotate as the night passes. The winter air is freezing, but it doesn’t matter. Your body is suspended in 100-degree water...
Wednesday, August 11,2010
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Pregnant Pause at the Pregnancy Resource Center

The Pregnancy Resource Center wants Utah women to stop and think before they abort.

By Stephen Dark
When 23-year-old Jackie found out she was pregnant six years ago, she was excited. “I knew that the life inside me was a growing child,” she recalls.
Wednesday, August 4,2010
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Desperately Seeking Sam Granato

The Democratic Senate candidate tries to win voters in a Republican wasteland.

By Josh Loftin
For almost a mile on both sides of Kaysville’s Main Street, crowds of people stacked four and five deep fight for curb turf at the Third of July parade ...
Wednesday, July 28,2010
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Some Call It Kidnapping

How Utah adoption laws take babies from the nation's unmarried fathers.

By Jesse Fruhwirth
Many local and national experts agree that Utah is one of the toughest—if not the toughest—state for unmarried fathers to stop an adoption of their child.
Wednesday, July 21,2010
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Utah's Coldest Beer

The best places in Utah to order a cold one.

By City Weekly Staff
The assignment from The Boss was clear, if also daunting. City Weekly was going to hunt for the coldest draft beer in town, no matter where it might be poured.
Wednesday, July 14,2010
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Utah Shakespearean Festival Overcomes 'Shakes-fear'

Toil & Trouble: festival brews a potion for a harsh economy and every crummy English teacher.

By Dan Nailen
R. Scott Phillips has a vision, an image in his head of hundreds of teenagers filling the Adams Shakespearean Theatre at midnight, their faces aglow...
Wednesday, July 7,2010
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Gay Students vs. BYU Honor Code

Dishonor Code: Despite a 2007 gay-friendly update to BYU’s honor code, some students claim the discipline goes too far.

By Eric S. Peterson
Unlike many of the church faithful, however, Kovalenko entered BYU as a gay student. He didn’t attend BYU with an expectation that he would change his sexual orientation ...
Wednesday, June 30,2010
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The Cost of Snitching

Rat Trap: The reward for telling secrets can be a long stretch in jail.

By Stephen Dark
In late March 2008, two Salt Lake County Jail inmates plotted a murder ...
Wednesday, June 23,2010
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The History of Salt Lake City Weekly

How Utah got its “altie” groove.

By Jerre Wroble
John Saltas had been publishing The Private Eye newsletter for four years when he found himself in an uncomfortable place—the horse latitudes, stuck on a windless sea.
 
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