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- News, Letters May 27, 2020
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Class of 2020: Graduating in the time of COVID-19
Sound off on your socially distanced commencement ceremony!
- Blog, Buzz Blog April 22, 2016
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City Weekly Takes Honors
Alt-weekly wins three Top of the Rockies regional awards.
- Blog, Buzz Blog April 22, 2016
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Horse Attitudes
Odysseo by Cavalia opens in Sandy, reminds us why we love horses.
- Blog, Buzz Blog April 13, 2016
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2016 Twilight Series Announced
Concert series brings seven concerts to Pioneer Park in 2016.
- Blog, Buzz Blog March 10, 2016
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Utah vs. California: Coal Wars, Part 2
Legislature approves funding for port project; coal company's campaign donations come to light
- News, 5 Spot February 10, 2016
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The Zika Buzz
Entomologist Ary Faraji talks about whether the Zika virus poses a threat to Utahns.
- News, 5 Spot February 10, 2016
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A chat with Ary Faraji
Ary Faraji is an entomologist who, for 18 years, has studied mosquitoes and the diseases that they transmit.
- News, 5 Spot January 13, 2016
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A chat with Molle Klein, aka Mustard Molle
Iconic Weinermobile slated to grace Salt Lake City streets
Coming to town to plant a subconscious street-meat craving is Molle Klein, aka Mustard Molle, and her sidekick, Ketchup Kelly. You'll spot them downtown Jan. 18-25 driving the 27-foot-long hot dog on wheels known as the Wienermobile. It's a long tradition, with the first Oscar Mayer hot-dog vehicle making an appearance in 1936.
- News, 5 Spot January 6, 2016
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Enrique Limón
Meet City Weekly's New Managing Editor
- News, 5 Spot December 9, 2015
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Utah Symphony violinist David Porter
Symphony musicians are getting some club gigs.
David Porter helped create Musicians of the Utah Symphony, a group of 10 musicians who are kicking off the After Dark Series on Friday, Dec. 11, at 9 p.m. at Under Current bar.
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