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- News, Cover Story April 10, 2013
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Johnny's Rotten
Johnny Bangerter wants to move forward as an activist but just can't shake his racist punk past
Johnny Bangerter was the man with the plan to take over and occupy Zion Canyon as a whites-only homeland—at least, that was the tagline attached to Bangerter’s name whenever the media described him in the early ’90s.
- News, Opinion November 23, 2011
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Right of Way
Eviction of Occupy SLC is a loss for community
I thought I knew what community was. If I’m midway through a cookie recipe and I need a cup of sugar, I have nice neighbors from whom I can borrow. That’s community, right? Well, I don’t think so anymore; that’s just not enough.
- News, Cover Story May 19, 2011
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The Limbo Party
Redistricting: How low can Utah Dems go?
Opportunities—and, sometimes, dramatic shifts in behavior—stem from hitting rock bottom. Utah’s Democratic Party is packed with members who see their lots just that way ... In the face of 2011 redistricting, Utah Democrats ponder how low they can go.
- Blog, Buzz Blog April 28, 2011
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Review: Dead Prez at Urban Lounge
- News, April 27, 2011
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Passed Off
Woman feels neglected by rotating cast of public defenders.
Janae Bird knew basically from the moment she was arrested in January 2010 at her Holladay spa and spiritual center that she wanted a jury of her peers to judge her case quickly...
- News, Rant Control April 27, 2011
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Atheist-Mormon Affinity
Sean Gallacher wrote a letter to City Weekly suggesting that satirizing Mormons like Broadway’s The Book of Mormon does is kind of trite.
- Blog, Buzz Blog April 21, 2011
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Juvenile life without parole SCOTUS case may help Utah inmate
- Blog, Buzz Blog April 20, 2011
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Trends: Majority may support marijuana legalization in 2 years
- News, Rant Control April 20, 2011
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Dangerous Billboards
Are electronic billboards so distracting to drivers as to be unsafe? City Weekly founder John Saltas says no. Commenters, however ...
- News, April 20, 2011
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Legislature Nearly Guts Office of Ethnic Affairs
The state Office of Ethnic Affairs received a 66 percent budget reduction, a cut so drastic some say the new “office” won’t be more than an employee or two ...
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Secret Gay/LDS Meetings
Temple Tiptoe: Gay rights activists cautiously engage LDS Church officials.
November 18, 2009
Jim Matheson vs. Democrats
Jim Matheson's most passionate opponents may be the Democrats he won't face.
March 03, 2010
