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Dylan Woolf Harris
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- News, Cover Story April 4, 2018
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Dabakis Is Leaving the Building
Ever boisterous and outspoken, state senator says lending liberal voice trumps his bill tally.
- Why, you might ask yourself, is Sen. Jim Dabakis rhythmically rolling a yellow stress ball between his palms as he lounges at his back-row desk in the Senate chamber?
- News, March 21, 2018
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Gagged and Bound
Row between South Salt Lake and muralist gets the burlesque treatment.
- Blindfolded and muzzled, nine women in nude-colored lingerie also wore brilliant lipstick, but the motorists cruising down State Street on March 10 wouldn't have known it by looking at them.
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 16, 2018
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Inland Port Authority Update
Gov. Herbert signs contested bill into law.
- Residents who live close to that area of the city, as well as conservationists worried about the wetlands that border the Great Salt Lake, feel that the state will disregard their voices.
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 14, 2018
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‘I Don't Want to Live My Life in Fear Anymore’
West High students join nationwide walkout.
- Students were then asked to return quietly to class. Those who made it to their desks before the second-period bell would be marked present.
- News, March 14, 2018
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Pointed Discussion
City, residents feel lost in the shuffle of inland port authority debate.
- Try as you might, it's hard to believe residents in Layton or Mapleton phoned their elected leaders to demand they establish an inland port authority and charge it with overseeing business in Salt Lake City's sprawling, 3,000-acre northwest quadrant.
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 10, 2018
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This Is the End
2018 Utah legislative session recap
- It's a wrap!
- News, March 7, 2018
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Long Shots
Overshadowed by Romney, Democratic hopefuls press on in a statewide Senate bid.
- The buildup to Mitt Romney officially declaring his candidacy for U.S. Senate was so slow and suspenseless that by the time it finally happened, you'd be forgiven if your first thought was, "Didn't he already announce this a while ago?"
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 7, 2018
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'A Little Premature'
Guv shares thoughts on the proposed Donald J. Trump Utah National Parks Hwy.
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 1, 2018
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.05 DUI Law Is a Go
Contested initiative was voted on Wednesday.
- After downing a couple of morning mimosas last week, Sen. Jim Dabakis introduced a bill to delay implementation until three other states also lower their DUI level to .05. It died in committee.
- News, February 28, 2018
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Hare Apparent
At the Utah Rabbit Breeders Convention, attendees aim to make bunnies a viable farm to table option.
- Rabbit: the other other white meat.
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For the Birds
Conservation efforts in northwest quadrant are mighty, but are development plans stronger?
February 14, 2018
