POSTED // Feb 20,2013 - The city’s air quality is unacceptable. For some, Salt Lake City is becoming unlivable. Has the Legislature considered road-rationing?

POSTED // Feb 20,2013 - I remember a line from the movie rendition of Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible. Essentially, Elizabeth Proctor (played by Joan Allen) said she thought she was ugly and therefore not worthy of her husband’s love ...

POSTED // Feb 20,2013 - I want to thank John Rasmuson for “Wicked Brew” (Jan. 31, City Weekly). I am a dyed-in-colonial-blue Yankee transplant, having been here 3 1/2 years now.

POSTED // Feb 13,2013 - They say you can’t go home again. I’ve recently returned to Salt Lake City after a decade living away. I’m shocked, saddened and sickened by Utah’s health and air-quality crisis. If it continues, I won’t stay.

POSTED // Feb 13,2013 - The word “care” should have been dropped from the excellent article “Who Deserves Health Care?” [Jan. 31, City Weekly] because that is the core of the entire issue: Who deserves health?

POSTED // Feb 6,2013 - After reading Ted Scheffler’s review of Feldman’s Deli [“Soul Food,” Jan. 3, City Weekly], a smile came to my face. I couldn’t wait to dive into a bowl of matzo-ball soup along with a corned beef on caraway rye.

POSTED // Feb 6,2013 - Most of the religions based mainly on the Old Testament—including Judaism, Christianity and Islam—have taboos regarding sex.

POSTED // Feb 6,2013 - Whether Americans have a right to health care is the wrong question [“Who Deserves Health Care?” Jan. 31, City Weekly]. We do not ask whether we have a right to asphalt, yet we pave roads all over the nation ...

POSTED // Jan 30,2013 - I read your cover story about the history of the National Rifle Association [“Gunsmoke,” Jan. 24, City Weekly] with mild amusement.

POSTED // Jan 30,2013 - Thank you, Ehren Clark, for your insightful article [“Essentials,” Jan. 17, City Weekly] about my ceramic sculpture now at Finch Lane Gallery through March 1.