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Eric S. Peterson
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- News, August 5, 2015
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Cracking Down
A new homeless policing strategy focuses on minor offenses
Incumbent officeholders in an election season have to face a veritable firing squad of critical bullet points from their opponents.
- News, Cover Story August 5, 2015
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Power Struggle
In the solar-panel debate, Rocky Mountain Power turns a blind eye to the environmental benefits of sunshine
Mark Larsen fits the bill of a stereotypical solar-panel user. He's a semi-retired college Spanish professor, active member of Utah Citizens Advocating for Renewable Energy (UCARE) and lives in a suburb of brown adobe homes outside of St. George.
- Blog, Buzz Blog August 4, 2015
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Alty News: Trump Fires campaign Adviser Over Racist Posts; Protests After Killing of Journalists in Mexico
- Blog, Buzz Blog July 31, 2015
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Alty News: Georgia Illegally Segregating Trouble Students; The Failed Afghanistan Drug War
- News, July 29, 2015
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No Parking
For Salt Lake City visitors, parking hassles are a major complaint—but it may be the new normal
The Downtown Alliance, a nonprofit contracted by Salt Lake City to collect a property assessment to promote the core of the city, recently released the results of its marketing survey.
- Blog, Buzz Blog July 28, 2015
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Alty News: Study Finds High Loan Rates for Blacks; LDS Church Angry Over Boy Scout Decision
- News, July 22, 2015
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Mayoral Wild Cards
SLC mayoral candidates Chapman and Robinson shake up the race
Oftentimes elections generate "also rans"—the lesser well-known candidates who, let's face it, can sometimes seem like single-issue loons: ("Rent's too high!" "Liberate the lizard people!" etc.)
- Blog, Buzz Blog July 17, 2015
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Alty News: Outrage Over Death of #BlackLivesMatter Activist; Making Bank on Junk Food School Lunches
- News, July 15, 2015
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Keeping the Faith
Mormon feminist blog gives younger LDS women a forum to speak out
Hannah Wheelwright still recalls the fateful visit she received from a pair of home teachers who came to her with a dire warning in the spring of 2012.
Trending
Victim tells story of what happened when indicted Swallow donor allegedly beat him for being a 'rat'
Criminal pasts of perp and victim will likely dominate witness-tampering case
August 20, 2014
Bad Company
An ex-con who says he raised funds for John Swallow is nowhere to be found on the AG's campaign records
August 07, 2013
