Richard Markosian
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Don Voigt AKA “The First Cowboy” Spoke Out Against Mayor Mendenhall in Press Conference
Don Voigt “The First Cowboy” spoke out against Mayor Mendenhall in press conference discussing a new temporary homeless shelter offering an additional 50 units.
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Salt Lake City Plans Temporary Shelter to Combat Growing Homelessness Issue
Mayor Mendenhall announced a temporary shelter with 50 pod units at 300 South and 600 West. It appears to be a stop-gap measure.
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Does A Homeless Industrial Complex Exist in Utah? New Numbers and Data Point to Facts
“The Homeless Industrial Complex” is a term used by some within the system, and lawmakers who criticize the spending with very little scrutiny over return on investment, or even a…
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Helper, Utah’s Next Tourism Boom Town
Helper’s Main Street is now one of the most vibrant, visited and flourishing main streets in Utah, but how did they manage to restore facades and dilapidated old buildings on…
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Is the Temptation of Big Money Causing Increasing Number of Utah Farmers to Sell their Land?
Why work if your farm is worth millions? Why not instead just sell and never work another day in your life?
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Former Mayor Rocky Anderson on Salt Lake City’s Rise in Homelessness
Former Mayor Rocky Anderson on Salt Lake City’s Rise in Homelessness And the Treatment of Homeless People By Current Salt Lake City Mayor Mendenhall.
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Is A Gondola to Delicate Arch Coming Next? (Op-Ed)
Editor’s Note: Several corrections were made to this story to improve the accuracy (I inaccurately stated UTA was more responsible for green-lighting the gondola when it was UDOT). The article…
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Flooding in Utah: Holladay is the Latest City to Declare a State of Emergenc
Holladay, Utah leaders declared a state of emergency saying that the threat of flooding of the city is now an” imminent risk” as temperatures will be rising into the eighties…
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The History Behind Monsanto’s Assault on Mexico’s Corn
Searching for the “impact that GMO corn has had on Mexico” I came across this interesting article from Regeneration International. In 2009, changes in Mexican law allowed biotech giants like…