Cody Titmus’ letter is spot-on with the issues, and many of his scenarios are also found at other venues [“Twilight Ain’t What It Used To Be,” Aug. 15, City Weekly].
I want to give kudos and express my appreciation for my most recently received issue of your paper. It is good to see more articles appearing throughout the issue.
When I first moved to Salt Lake City over 10 years ago with a job at the Olympics, I fell in love with it here: Beautiful land, lovely people and a great place to raise a family.
Two German entrepreneurs invented an ink pen that recognizes misspelled words and bad handwriting. Its name is Lernstift, German for “learning pen,” according to Daniel Kaesmacher, co-founder of the company
4th-Annual Utah Beer FestivalHeld Aug. 17 at the Gallivan Center
Hallie Strauss, Allie Schuelke, Heather Churchill
Uinta Head brewer Kevin Ely
Rachel Petery
Jenny Willden, Julien Lyman
Scott Mescudi, aka Kid Cudi, hit online-sensation status in 2008 with his debut single “Day ’n’ Nite,” on which he pioneered a more melodic style of sing-rapping, popularized notably by rapper Drake.
Without common household name recognition, most people would probably recognize Mary Lynn Rajskub from her turn on the hit television show 24 as intense CTU systems analyst Chloe O’Brian,