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Archives for March 2016

Moab Giants Museum brings Two Hundred Million Years of History to Moab

March 31, 2016 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

The oceanfront property, in the area we now know as Moab, was once occupied by Utah’s wealthiest raptors, brontosauruses and stegosauruses. But time and climate change was transforming it from one the most valuable pieces of real estate into a slum. In addition to a receding coastline, the jungle was dying. The brontosauruses’ insatiable appetite caused the jungle’s … [Read more...]

Beer Meetups

March 31, 2016 by Paige Wiren Leave a Comment

"Beer makes you feel the way you ought to feel without beer." ~Henry Lawson, 19th Century writer and poet. Beer historically has been the focal point of social gatherings, and modern technology allows strangers to connect in new ways and enjoy a cold one. Meetup is a social network portal through which people can create or join a group of like-minded individuals. … [Read more...]

Alcohol and the Utah Legislature

March 30, 2016 by Connie Lewis Leave a Comment

It is legislative season in Utah, and this year our hard working lawmakers considered 696 bills. And because we live in Utah, the ubiquitous alcohol-related bills were on the docket. HB 76, introduced by Rep. Kraig Powell, R-Heber City, is an attempt to do away with “Zion curtains.” If the bill passes, it would repeal the law the requires some restaurants to mix or pour … [Read more...]

Photographer Jeff Clay of Local Colors

March 30, 2016 by Mike Jones Leave a Comment

Congratulations! You are a photographer. With the affordability and availability of digital cameras, anyone can be a photographer. But what if you want to take your craft to the next level? Jeff Clay is a local photographer who has traveled the world, documenting with his camera. His work has been displayed in many venues along the Wasatch Front, and Jeff is a member of Local … [Read more...]

Ogden Abandoned

March 25, 2016 by Kendall Pack 1 Comment

Much has been written about Ogden’s renewal of 25th street, but just a block away stands Ogden’s tallest building, the twelve-story First Security Building, which has been empty for years. Known popularly as the Wells Fargo Building for the sign on the roof, it was constructed in 1926 and stood for most of the century as a symbol of Ogden’s prosperity. Then why would the city … [Read more...]

Utah’s Wasatch Academy Tigers to Compete in the Dick’s Sporting Goods High School Nationals Tournament

March 24, 2016 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

Community Press Release Editorial Contact by Brian McCauley, Dean of Admissions & Marketing of Wasatch Academy The Wasatch Academy Tigers Varsity basketball team has been invited to compete in the Dick's Sporting Goods High School National Tournament, the most prestigious high school basketball tournament in the United States. The Wasatch Academy Tigers are among … [Read more...]

Eulogy for Sugar House

March 24, 2016 by Lynne Olson 1 Comment

The recent demise of three more historic buildings in the central business district signals a turning point in Sugar House history. Their loss marked the second passing of Sugar House, echoing the changes that occurred in the late 1920s and 30s, when pioneer-era buildings were replaced by more modern structures. There are no surviving buildings dating from the 19th century. The … [Read more...]

Life on the Slopes

March 23, 2016 by Connie Lewis

Whether he’s on the slopes, filming other skiers or building skis, Thayne Rich’s life revolves around skiing. Thayne makes a living and a life from the sport he loves. “My parents brought me up skiing. I’ve been skiing since I was two. I was born and raised in Salt Lake City. I started skiing at Snowbird, but once I got too old for the “Ski Free Under 12” pass I moved to … [Read more...]

Introducing A New Puppy to an Older Dog

March 22, 2016 by Bettyanne Bruin 2 Comments

Your dog may be your best friend, but how do you make sure a new household puppy becomes your best friend’s best friend? “Introducing a puppy to an older dog can be a good idea,” says Dan Kierstead from Wasatch Mountain Cane Corsos. “If the older dog has the temperament and does not seem bothered, this could be great for the puppy because dogs adopt behaviors, so the older … [Read more...]

The End of Utah Stories?

March 21, 2016 by Richard Markosian 5 Comments

The government is cracking down on businesses that file a lot of 1099s, and that includes Utah Stories. We use a lot of contractors. Our magazine relies on freelance writers, and we hire contractors  to deliver our magazines statewide. I believed we were compliant. But a letter that our colleagues received from the Department of Workforce Services reads: "To be classified … [Read more...]

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