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"Sliced and Diced," April 29 Private Eye Column
I share John Saltas' views of the good old days. I enjoyed the fishing ponds at Fairmont Park in the 1950s.
By City Weekly Readers
June 16, 2021
Letters
Unforgettable Joe Redburn
This letter is in response to John Saltas' Private Eye column from last fall titled "Joe Redburn Days." Although I am not a member of the LBGTQ+ community, I have been in full support of it since 1967, ever since a young German man whose baptismal service I conducted as an LDS missionary in Berlin subsequently confessed to me that he was gay and asked for my forgiveness.
By City Weekly Readers
May 26, 2021
Letters
"Us vs. Us" May 13 Private Eye column
Now you listen up, Mr. Saltas. You've said some really negative stuff about Utah's duly elected congressmen, Burgess Owens and Chris Stewart.
By City Weekly Readers
May 19, 2021
Letters
"Teardown for What? "May 6 cover story
Unless you want to live somewhere small that stays small, then, sure, you don't need to build, and things will simultaneously be affordable.
By City Weekly Readers
May 12, 2021
Letters
"Pill Popping" April 8 Private Eye column
I found John Saltas' "Pill Popping" article informative and timely. As someone who worked in the pharma industry for 30-plus years, mainly as a Drug Enforcement Administration compliance manager, I agree that flushing meds is not good for downstream inhabitants.
By City Weekly Readers
May 5, 2021
Letters
The Verdict
A tear found its way into my eye today ... pushed by the word, "Guilty." One tear.
By City Weekly Readers
April 28, 2021
Letters
Decline in Churchgoers Not a Tragedy
Sometimes I think the only reason City Weekly runs nonlocal submissions like the April 8 letter "America Unchurched" is so the staff can warm their hands over the flame war they imagine will erupt on Facebook, but I'll bite. Thomas Knapp spends the first half of his letter pointing out that church attendance is declining.
By City Weekly Readers
April 21, 2021
Letters
"Pill Popping" April 8 Private Eye column
Your column is unfortunately absolutely accurate. There is a widespread "conspiracy" to overdose us, all with the best possible intentions.
By City Weekly Readers
April 14, 2021
Letters
America 'Unchurched'
For the first time in its more than eight decades of surveying Americans' religious attitudes and practices, Gallup reports, church members constituted only 47% of the U.S. population in 2020—down 23% since 1999, prior to which the percentage seldom dipped below 70%. Why the precipitous drop, and what might it portend for the future?
By City Weekly Readers
April 7, 2021
Letters
"Herd Mentality" Private Eye March 25 column
Globally, people are vying for the vaccine and, here we are, so privileged, and not realizing just how lucky we are to have access to it. All the haters still be like "Nah, it's a conspiracy."
By City Weekly Readers
March 31, 2021
Letters
"What Did We Miss?" March 18 cover story
[The DABC retaining] enough profit? You mean the over $500 million in sales last year?
By City Weekly Readers
March 24, 2021
Letters
Remembering Tony Caputo
A food legend. Tony will be missed by our community.
By City Weekly Readers
March 17, 2021
Letters
"No Woman Need Apply" March 7 cover story
Good to see Christopher Smart writing for the City Weekly again. @jredwblack
Via Instagram
By City Weekly Readers
March 10, 2021
Letters
"Happy Endings" Feb. 25 Conte de Fee dining review by Alex Springer
So honored to be mentioned in City Weekly! Thank you!
By City Weekly Readers
March 3, 2021
Letters
"Embedded Within a Mass Delusion," Feb. 18 cover story
QAnon is a non-player in any sort of reality. CJ Southworth
Via Facebook
By City Weekly Readers
February 24, 2021
Letters
The Scoundrel's Last Refuge
Read Katharine Biele's Jan. 21 "Women's Choice Under Siege" opinion column. She's right on.
By City Weekly Readers
February 17, 2021
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