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The Limbo Party

Redistricting: How low can Utah Dems go?

By Jesse Fruhwirth
POSTED // May 19,2011 - Opportunities—and, sometimes, dramatic shifts in behavior—stem from hitting rock bottom. Utah’s Democratic Party is packed with members who see their lots just that way ... In the face of 2011 redistricting, Utah Democrats ponder how low they can go.

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The 40-Year-Old Coffee Virgin

The true tale of a “latte” bloomer

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // May 11,2011 - Four years of college. Graduate school. Early mornings. Occasional late nights. A time spent living in Seattle in the early ’90s, for God’s sake ...

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Massacre Averted

A troubled soldier planned to unleash 1,000 rounds on Salt Lake City before someone changed his mind.

By Rick Anderson
POSTED // May 4,2011 - On Aug. 27, 2010, Brandon Barrett drove into the garage of the 24-story Grand America Hotel in downtown Salt Lake City. As security cameras rolled, he got out and began assembling his military gear ...

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The Canyon Inn: In Your Face

In the shadow of a proposed $59 million development, a Cottonwood Heights bar owner stands his ground against DUI-driven cops.

By Stephen Dark
POSTED // Apr 27,2011 - Driving his beige truck down a four-lane street from his bar, Canyon Inn owner Jim Stojack is on “harassment” patrol ...

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9 Reasons the Rich Get Richer

A tax expert's story on tax myths may not be sexy, but it could arouse you—and not in a good way.

By David Cay Johnston
POSTED // Apr 13,2011 - For three decades, we have conducted a massive economic experiment, testing a theory known as supply-side economics.

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North Temple: Rehab Boulevard

North Temple’s overhaul may crush some dreams and inspire new ones.

By Stephen Dark
POSTED // Apr 6,2011 - By the time Mike Howard was paroled from California State Prison in Corcoran in 1996, he had long since resigned himself to an early death from a drug overdose ...

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Elders Over Broadway: The Book of Mormon Musical

The LDS Church might be the biggest fan of the saucy, potty-mouthed musical The Book of Mormon.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Mar 23,2011 - Most of this scene is classic New York City, but one thing here stands out as odd: The marquee above the theater reads The Book of Mormon ...

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Utah Legislature 2011: Reloaded

Utah lawmakers take their best shots at 2011’s big issues.

By Eric S. Peterson
POSTED // Mar 16,2011 - A tea party-flavored tide helped usher in the most conservative Utah Legislature in decades ...

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No Good Choice

Why Rusty Speake gave up her adopted daughter.

By Carolyn Campbell
POSTED // Mar 9,2011 - In the dark of night, 5-year-old Emily [not her real name] tried to strangle her older brother with a karate belt ...

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Neighborhood Watched

Saratoga Springs residents tread lightly to avoid the long arm of the law.

By Stephen Dark
POSTED // Mar 2,2011 - In total, 15 well-armed J-CAT officers, used by Utah County to apprehend violent fugitives, had surrounded the night-shrouded premises.
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