News
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- Cover Story
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Pedal to the Medal
Will Winter Games redux be a boon for SLC, or is the state headed toward a total Olympocalypse?
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Ghosts of Olympics Past
Stars of Salt Lake City's 2002 Winter Games: Where are they now?
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- Hits & Misses
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Cough, Cough, Choke
Don't forget, air quality will be a perennial story of the year and with the upcoming legislative session, the subject is ramping up again. Plus, keep an eye on what happens to the citizen initiatives.
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- Citizen Revolt
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Citizen Revolt: Jan. 3
It's that time of year again. Gear up for the upcoming legislative session to learn how to lobby, advocate and figure out what the hell is going on, particularly when it comes to medical cannabis.
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- Private Eye
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Blame Me
It's says something about the hip and personable Cox that he's able to win over so many democrats and independents, who, at minimum, acknowledge he's not a giant jerk.
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- Letters
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Feedback from Dec. 20 and Beyond
Readers sound off on public lands, homelessness and burnt cereal.
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- News of the Weird
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Special Delivery
The latest on quirky criminals, strange trends and odd events.
Eat & Drink
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- Drink
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A Helping Brew
Utah breweries aid Camp Fire victims.
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- Food News
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Tap Takeover
The latest local foodie news.
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- Dining
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Food Year Resolutions
A few ideas for people who want to live deliciously in 2019.
Music
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Avant-Garde For All
BYU professor and composer Christian Asplund curates experimental performances for the people with Avant Vespers series.
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- Music Picks
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Live Music Picks: Jan. 3-9
Mindy Dillard, Bob Bland, Utah Slim, Buzzard Whiskey, Dallas Wayde, Anxxiety, Adalaide, and more
Culture
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- Film Reviews
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Blood and Roses
If Beale Street Could Talk effortlessly intertwines a love story with a tale of injustice.
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- Free Will Astrology
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Horoscopes for Jan. 3-9
Advertising Jingles
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- Entertainment Picks
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The Essential A&E Picks for Jan. 3-9
Big Jay Oakerson, The Lion in Winter, Utah Symphony, Emerge
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- Arts & Entertainment
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Building a Storyteller
Salt Lake Film Society's MAST program aims to allow Utah artists to remain Utah artists.
