September 2014
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Great Salt Lake Flirts with Record Low Level
How low can it go? Despite dire warnings the Great Salt Lake carries on.
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What’s in Our Water: The Cleanliness of Utah’s Tap Water
How does Utah water compare to the rest of the nation? The answer may surprise you.
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Ken Sanders Rare Books Forced to Relocate
A downtown bookstore of 17 years may be forced to relocate. Can the city do anything to help?
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Young Living Farms Receives a Warning Letter from the FDA
The ramifications could have severe consequences on the entire essential oils industry in Utah.
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The Art of Cake: Carrie’s Cakes in Sandy Utah
World renowned edible masterpieces by Carrie in Sandy, Utah.
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Five Global Tastes to Try in 2014
Why try all over the world when the best dishes come to us? Check out Five global dishes served close to home.
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Maze Runner Author to Have Q&A at Jordan Commons Theater
Author James Dashner hosts opening night showing of The Maze Runner Megaplex Jordan commons on Friday, Sept 19th.
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Mayor Ben McAdams, Visit Salt Lake and Local Officials Launch “Ski City USA”
Easy access to world-class resorts, famed Utah snow and hundreds of lodging, dining and entertainment options make Salt Lake the ultimate urban ski destination.
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Why the World Comes to Moab to Bike
From beginning to expert level ability, through canyons, desert and slick rock, Moab has something for every biker.
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Hawaiian Canoe Club: Aloha from the Great Salt Lake
A family-friendly and culturally enlightening way to visit the Great Salt Lake like never before.
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Fort Union: Lost in Utah’s Historical Archive
Fort Union has a long but forgotten history in Utah. One man hopes to change that.
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Salt Lake City 2014 Comic Con Photos
Whether you made it to comic con or not there was plenty to look at: The Salt Palace Convention Center hosted up to 100,000 visitors per day during the three…
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Best Food Blogs in Utah 2014
Read some foodie insights from some of the best food bloggers in Utah.