Cathy McKitrick
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Moab’s Nearly Forgotten Isolation Camp of Japanese Americans
The small southeastern city of Moab, in the heart of Utah’s red rock country, played a minor but significant role in the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
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Ogden’s Happy Trails: More than Just Places to Walk
The Ogden area has a broad trail network suitable for hiking, jogging, cycling, and climbing. The movement to expand available trails in the area was started in 1995 by three…
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305 Feet Tall Residential Project To Be Built In Sugar House
A developer, located in Illinois, has petitioned for a Sugar House zoning change to allow a building that would tower over the existing infrastructure there.
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Getting Fit in Sugar House and Yes, Boxing is for Girls!
Like many businesses fitness centers took a hit during COVID 19 shutdowns. One that made it in Sugar House is Boxing is For Girls owned by Eliza James. She is…
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American Health Nuts Are at War with Gluten. Is this Justified?
Is there a link between glyphosate usage and gluten intolerance? A widely used herbicide has been blamed for the increase of gluten intolerance.
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Apartment Building on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street May Pose Danger to Public
Construction on a controversial, unfinished five-story apartment building on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street, was shut down in March citing safety violations.
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Endangering Wildlife to Widen a State Road to Park City
SR 224 ranks 5th in the state of the top 25 animal and wildlife crash hotspots. The solution has proven elusive.
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The Future of Sugar House Liquor Store
Construction near Ashton Avenue has made it hard to reach the Sugar House liquor star by car. The new store, planned for the Sugar Town project, is still years away.
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Navigating Traffic Woes: Sugar House’s Quest for Improvement
In recent decades, this chic Salt Lake City community has erupted in high-density residential and commercial growth, setting the stage for challenging traffic congestion and parking conundrums.
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The Aftermath of Hasty Destruction of Pantages Theater on Downtown Salt Lake Main Street
Downtown Salt Lake City at the site where the Pantages Theater once stood at 144 S Main Street. The former Pantages Theater property sits vacant, with no construction activity in…
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The History of Ogden’s Latino Culture through One Man’s Eyes
Manny Garcia’s parents found their way to the US from Mexico before he was born. Now 44, the Ogden native can see beneficial effects of the Latino culture throughout this…
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Mothers of Mayhem: Four Ogden Moms Form a Hard Rock and Heavy Metal Band
As their children grew more independent, four Ogden Valley moms used their newfound free time to team together and start a hard rock and heavy metal band.
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Five Ogden Women Working Hard to Build Community
In honor of Women’s HIstory Month, we’re highlighting five Ogden women who work tirelessly to build community.
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How Did Utahns Celebrate Valentine’s Day 100 Years Ago?
Valentine’s Day, widely celebrated around the globe with flowers, sweetheart messages and chocolate, has a bit of a checkered past.
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More than Ever Utah Couples are Deciding to Not Have Children. We Ask, Why?
From 2010 to 2020, Utah’s birth rate declined by almost 22 percent, a trend mirrored across the US during a decade marked by economic struggle and the onset of the…
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UTAH FORGE: New Renewable Energy Project in the Middle of Nowhere in Utah to Benefit the Entire World
Utah FORGE project is on the cusp of a prototype that could benefit the entire world with the ability to generate electricity from a constant renewable source.