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Salt Lake itself went on to make the list of cities with a mass shooting.
By Jenny Poplar
Another April gone. Every year when "the cruelest month" rolls around, I find myself reflecting on a tragic event from more than two decades ago that shaped my teen years.
Restaurant closures have become commonplace lately, especially during COVID, but it was a gut-punch to learn that Salt Lake City's iconic Blue Plate Diner will permanently close its doors in May.
One of her first jobs was working as a nurse's aide at a rest home in rural Alabama where she remembers wiping brown streams of chewing tobacco-tinged drool from the faces of old women who were too weak or disoriented to clean their own faces.
Many performance-art aficionados will eagerly tell you that aerial-dance companies such as San Francisco-based Bow and Sparrow are the wave of the future.
Are you looking to journey down an enchanted rabbit hole in Ogden this weekend? If you answered yes, you don't have to endanger your health and sanity by eating mystery mushrooms.