May 2014
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John Saltas, Founder of City Weekly, On Utah Print Media
City Weekly founder offers his take on the recent failings of print news.
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The Last Man To Know Glen Canyon Before Lake Powell: Ken Sleight
What was Glen Canyon like before it was Lake Powell? Few remember. One man tells his story.
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Why the Salt Lake Tribune Will Fail Unless the DOJ Takes Action
The only entity that can save the Salt Lake Tribune is the Department of Justice. Read our sources for our cover story on why we conclude the Trib’s days are…
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Deseret News Conspires to Expedite Demise of Salt Lake Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune’s assets have been sold by their parents company to the Deseret News. Can Utah’s 147-year-old newspaper survive?
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San Francisco Transit Sets Precedence For U.S Cities
Accommodating bicycles is a win-win situation for cities across the U.S. Here’s a glimpse into San Francisco’s approach & takeaways for Salt Lake City.
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Moab’s Red Cliffs Lodge Owner Colin Fryer
In this installment of Small Towns in Utah, we spend an afternoon with Colin Fryer, owner of Moab’s famous Red Cliffs Lodge. Takeaway: persistence pays off.
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Salt Lake Comic Con – First Guest Announcement for September
First guests for September 2014 Comic Con
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Utah’s Best New Bluegrass Band are in Middle School
Utah-based bluegrass band, Flint and Steel, is making waves. Meet the talented teenagers behind the music.
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Abbey’s Road: Southern Utah Environmentalism
Moab, Utah has been the cradle of many environmental issues throughout the decades. But what impact have these environmentalists made?