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It’s our 19th annual Best of Utah issue—so, what have we learned? Apparently, to get started earlier, but that's a whole 'nother story …
More so than the 51 other weeks of the year, our Best of Utah issue is about turning you on to new things in the 801/435, as well as looking at old favorites in a different light and gently knocking around a deserving few here and there. We considered an entire section dedicated to Sen. Chris Buttars, but no one wanted to buy an ad there—sorry.
If we missed any of your favorites, let us know: We’re already gearing up for Best of Utah 20.
Design: Susan Kruithof. Photos: Eric Hamilton, Jess Leonard, Chris Jameson, Cat Palmer, Emily Prachthauser, John Taylor. Words: Keith Araneo-Yowell, Ryan Bradford, Brandon Burt, Stephen Dark, Cara Despain, Bill Frost, Jamie Gadette, Phil Jacobsen, Ted McDonough, Holly Mullen, Tom Nelson, Eric Peterson, Jenny Poplar, John Rasmuson, Scott Renshaw, John Saltas, Ted Scheffler, Jacob Stringer, Jerre Wroble.
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