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News | Update: Inventor Paul Pantone’s battle to escape the Utah state asylum lurches once more into the unknownCrime and PrejudiceKiss Off: A gay couple cited for holding hands on Main Street Plaza.News | Underground Radio: Is Salt Lake City big enough for two KRCLs?News | The $50,000 Question: Utah’s attorney general explains campaign donations received from company his office investigated for fraudBar Owners Weigh InHouse Poor: “Free Capitalist” Rick Koerber offers class in avoiding foreclosure while his own mansion goes on the blockNews | Somethin’s Happening Here: Salt Lake City’s gay-rights movement may have reached a tipping point.News | Bye-bye Mai Tai: Mad as hell, bar owners may move their fight from the Legislature to the peopleNews | The Union Label: A SLC hospital fires three veteran nurses after their six-year fight to organize
 
Wednesday, November 4,2009
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No Smoking Outside the Bar, Either

Bar smokers brave the winter cold and face tickets for violating the indoor clean air act.

By Eric S. Peterson
Although called the Utah Indoor Clean Air Act, some local bar owners are catching flak for people who smoke outside their establishments.
Wednesday, November 4,2009
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The Avalon vs. South Salt Lake

All-age venue Avalon falls foul of South Salt Lake’s dislike of moshing.

By Stephen Dark
South Salt Lake’s pressure to curb moshing came back to haunt the Avalon Theater.
Wednesday, October 28,2009
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Salt Lake City Council Races

Facts & Fortunes: Snapshots, analysis and Chinese fortunes for Salt Lake City Council races.

By Josh Loftin
Unlike a presidential or gubernatorial race, one vote actually has a huge impact in municipal elections...
Wednesday, October 28,2009
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Rocky Anderson vs. Ralph Becker

No Props: Rocky just can’t bring himself to like Becker’s public-safety building bond.

By Jesse Fruhwirth
Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker is banking on residents to approve Proposition 1, a $125 million bond...
Wednesday, October 21,2009
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Pizza Bribe Earns Domino's Driver Felony Charge

Hot, Fresh Bribery: Pizza delivery guy faces charges for attempting to bribe a cop with a pie.

By Eric S. Peterson
To calm irate customers, Paul Booth, a 53-year-old former Domino's Pizza delivery driver, would offer free soda or breadsticks...
Wednesday, October 21,2009
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Liquor License Quotas

Liquor Crunch: License quotas may undermine Salt Lake City's alcohol normalization.

By Jesse Fruhwirth
The Salt Lake City Mayor's Office is moving forward with a campaign promise to normalize the city's liquor laws, some of which are more restrictive than state laws.
Thursday, October 15,2009
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Cave Dwellers

Tiny creatures below ground could cause big headaches for Nevada water grab

By Jesse Fruhwirth
Tucked deep inside sometimes-flooded and frequently undulating caves of Great Basin National Park are several rarely-seen troglobites, or creepy cave creatures that never see daylight.
Wednesday, October 14,2009
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Drugs in Pioneer Park

Dial-a-Dope: With Pioneer Park under surveillance, more drugs are being delivered.

By Eric S. Peterson
Location used to be everything in business--even the drug business. But with recent camera surveillance...
Wednesday, October 7,2009
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Brain Chip May Help the Blind See

Human trials of brain chip implant underway in Utah.

By Jesse Fruhwirth
They can't extract secret terrorist plots yet, but Utah bioengineers have implanted a brain chip in human test subjects...
Wednesday, October 7,2009
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MediaOne Misstep

Did MediaOne cross the line by donating to a realtors PAC?

By Eric S. Peterson
Breaking up is hard to do, but sometimes it seems inevitable...
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