You can now shoot crows in Utah, thanks to the Wildlife Board’s 3-2 vote in favor of the new hunting season. But amid the public outcry and for the first time in its history, the Board will convene another public hearing. Read about the controversy at UtahOutsider.
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You can now shoot crows in Utah, thanks to the Wildlife Board’s 3-2 vote in favor of the new hunting season. But amid the public outcry and for the first time in its history, the Board will convene another public hearing. Read about the controversy at UtahOutsider.
A hiking accident in Israel could have been the end of an adventure, but for two friends, it was the beginning of something extraordinary. That moment sparked a journey that led to the creation of Magnum Bikes, a thriving e-bike company transforming transportation in Salt Lake City and beyond.
Brian shouldn’t be alive today. Years of addiction and homelessness had pushed him to the brink, leaving little hope for survival. Today, he stands as a testament to transformation, coaching others through the same dark paths he once walked. From living on the streets to guiding others toward a brighter future, Brian’s story is nothing short of miraculous—and it raises a compelling question: can the Other Side Village replicate this success for others?
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