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Enrique Limón
Editor at Salt Lake City Weekly. Lover of sour candies.
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- Blog, Buzz Blog April 2, 2020
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Life Lessons
10 notable Utahns share their biggest takeaway from the past two weeks.
A cross-section of notable Utahns answers the same question: What's the biggest lesson you've learned over the past two weeks?
- News, April 1, 2020
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Stream Queens
Due to lack of physical venues, two drag performers assemble an all-star cast for digital show.
Along with bartenders, security staff and a battery of displaced musicians, recent bar and other venue closures have left drag entertainers without a space to showcase their art.
- News, Cover Story April 1, 2020
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Inside Utah's 'Stay Safe, Stay Home' Directive
Gov. Herbert beseeches Utahns to cooperate with the set of rules through mid-April.
During what continued to be a banner week for American Sign Language interpreters, Gov. Gary Herbert delivered a speech on Friday, March 27, announcing the enactment of a "Stay Safe, Stay Home" directive.
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 29, 2020
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In Memoriam: Robert H. Garff
Automotive ‘giant’ succumbed to complications from COVID-19 on Sunday.
“It breaks my heart,” Sen. Mitt Romney, who was selected by Garff to head the games’ Organizing Committee said in a statement.
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 27, 2020
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Governor Issues ‘Stay Safe, Stay Home’ Directive
Congregation at trailheads and kids in playgrounds a no-no; leisurely drives OK.
During what continues to be a banner week for American Sign Language interpreters, Gov. Gary Herbert announced the enactment of a shelter-in … er, “Stay Safe, Stay Home” directive on Friday.
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 27, 2020
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Second COVID-19 Death Reported in Utah
Patient was female, under the age of 60 and suffered from ‘significant’ underlying medical conditions, state officials said.
The Tri-County Health Department, which covers most of the Uintah Basin, reported its first confirmed death due to COVID-19, the state’s second, on Friday.
- News, Letter From the Editor March 25, 2020
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In bloom
We all have things that bring us solace. Mine happens to be an electronic gopher.
I'm sure that we will come out of this together, and we will somehow come out stronger. We'll laugh, live and dance together again—that's a promise.
- News, March 25, 2020
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What to Expect When You're Expecting a Pandemic
20 symptoms of a well-lived self-quarantine experience.
Do you suffer from habitual anxiety, the urge to eat EVERYTHING and gray-sweatpant wearing?
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 22, 2020
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Sen. Luz Escamilla Tests Positive for COVID-19
Senate minority whip made the announcement Sunday night.
"[P]lease take this seriously,” Escamilla said. “Even if you are young and healthy, please practice social distancing. If you can stay home, please do.”
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 22, 2020
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Utah's First COVID-19 Death Has Been Reported
The man was a Davis County resident in his 60s.
The patient was a male, older than the age of 60 and had underlying medical conditions. He had been hospitalized for two days prior to his death.
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