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Under a banner of “National Bike Month,” one of the bikers for Stick Dog bike delivery service received a ticket on May 15.]]> By City Weekly Readers

Clovis Lark’s opinions about Jim Catano’s opinions about former household names who no longer matter was a fun letter.]]> By City Weekly Readers

The May 17 article “Split Personalities” is troubling. There’s a sensationalistic attitude in the way the interviewees are presented with such limited perspective.]]> By City Weekly Readers

The publication of 2010 census data has produced a host of press reports about the explosive growth of the LDS Church.]]> By City Weekly Readers

Jim Catano’s opinion piece opts for a Sylvester Stallone Expendables cast as an alternative to the current party system.]]> By City Weekly Readers

So, a soldier in Afghanistan flips and kills 16 unarmed civilians, including children, and in an instant becomes an unredeemable aberration in the media and the public mind.]]> By City Weekly Readers

I just read the nice article Ted Scheffler wrote, and am honored that he likes my wines so much.]]> By City Weekly Readers

A recent letter in City Weekly by the infamous “Casino” Jack Abramoff was some of the most humorous, knee-slapping fiction I have read in months.]]> By City Weekly Readers

Reading about Brad Smith’s past legal entanglements in his former life as Box Elder’s deputy county attorney got me riled up all over again.]]> By City Weekly Readers

The emerging Democratic view and strategy for going after Republican Mitt Romney in the upcoming presidential election is by claiming that his only commitment is to himself ...]]> By City Weekly Staff

The world would be better if … TV contained no commercials. You could check a box when buying an airplane ticket so you don’t get seated next to a D-bag.]]> By City Weekly Staff

Correction: “The Anti-Mormon Moment” misstated John Dehlin’s affiliation with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.]]> By City Weekly Readers

It was a surprise to see a letter by that notorious schemer Jack Abramoff, aka Casino Jack, in the City Weekly ...]]> By City Weekly Readers

I live (and love) downtown and so should you. I would like to explain my choice to spend more on my location and neighborhood than suburbanites ...]]> By City Weekly Readers

My recent visit to Utah reminded me how important the Beehive State is to the quest to save the American Republic ...]]> By City Weekly Readers

Immigration advocacy loses its pulpit when it insinuates that racism motivates officials and legislators who deal with border control.]]> By City Weekly Readers

I got a letter from Sen. Orrin Hatch in response to my request that he oppose Rio Tinto’s proposed open-pit Pebble Mine ...]]> By City Weekly Readers

So, Michelle Facer Baguley thinks she’s breaking new ground running for office by not raising any money.]]> By City Weekly Readers

While wintering in Moab, we regularly read City Weekly and were stunned to learn that Utah legislators are scheming to steal more than 30 million acres ...]]> By City Weekly Readers

The state of Utah is touted as being the reddest state in America. When I was in high school, in the 1950s ...]]>