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• Bicyclist killed by FrontRunner train during 999 Ride as hundreds of cyclist attempted to cross tracks

  20-07-2018 23:46
  A weekly bicycling event turned deadly when a 23-year-old man was hit and killed by a FrontRunner train.The victim — Cameron Hooyer, 23, of Salt Lake City — was part of 999 Ride, an informal group that meets Thursday nights at 9 at 900 East and 900 South for group bicycle rides.About 11:15 p.m., hundreds of members of the group were at 900 South and 600 West when a Union Pacific train crossed through the intersection. When the freight train had passed, the warning arms rose but the l
  
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• [Salt Lake Tribune] - Rep. Rob Bishop’s biggest challenge may come from a United Utah Party candidate — who has nearly $200k in campaign war chest

  20-07-2018 22:56 via sportspyder.com
  ...donor is more eye-catching than others: Greg Miller, former CEO of the Utah Jazz and a board member of the Larry Miller Companies, gave Eliason $2,500. “I me ...
  
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• Rep. Rob Bishop’s biggest challenge may come from a United Utah Party candidate — who has nearly $200k in campaign war chest

  20-07-2018 22:54
  Judging by campaign cash, GOP Rep. Rob Bishop’s only real competition in the 1st Congressional District race may not be from his Democratic opponent — but from a candidate in the new United Utah Party.The campaign of Logan businessman Eric Eliason of the UUP has $194,503 in the bank, compared to $561,444 for Bishop. Democrat Lee Castillo, of Layton, has just $734, disclosure forms show.While Eliason still has only a third as much as Bishop, it’s enough that “we’re g
  
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• Synthetic drugs like the one that killed two 13-year-olds are back in Park City

  20-07-2018 22:52
  Almost two years after the synthetic opioid “pink” killed two 13-year-old boys in Park City, officials are warning that the drug — or something like it — is back.The Summit County Attorney, Summit County Sheriff's Office and Park City Police Department issued a warning that “some shipments [of the drug] were intercepted,” but it is “unknown what other substances may have also been received and distributed.” And that the drugs “are dangerous a
  
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• Goodbye, Days of ‘47 Youth Parade. Saturday’s event will be the last, ending an 80-year-old Utah Mormon tradition

  20-07-2018 22:50
  When the Days of ’47 Youth Parade travels through Salt Lake City on Saturday morning, it will mark the end of an 80-year-old Mormon tradition — organizers have decided to discontinue the event after 2018.“We are very sad,” said parade co-chairwoman Jodene Smith. “It’s been going since 1938. That’s a long time."The months of work required to plan and create the parade floats contributed to the event’s demise.Smith said The Church of Jesus Christ of
  
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• SLC native Tony Finau stays in hunt at British Open with even-par 71 Friday at Carnoustie Golf Links

  20-07-2018 22:44
  Tony Finau left Carnoustie Golf Links late Friday evening wondering what might have been.But the Salt Lake City native will return to the British Open for more golf on Saturday, having safely made the cut in another major championship. Thanks to a balky putter, Finau missed out on several early opportunities for birdies that would have made Friday’s round much more memorable.Having briefly moved into a tie for the lead with birdies on Nos. 12 and 14, the Lehi resident made bogeys on two of
  
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• In reversal, Pentagon now says it backs GOP measure protecting birds

  20-07-2018 22:40
  Washington • In an abrupt reversal, the Pentagon said Thursday it supports a Republican proposal in a defense policy bill that would bar the Fish and Wildlife Service from using the Endangered Species Act to protect two chicken-like birds in the western half of the U.S.In an email to Congress, a top Pentagon official said the proposal could help avoid any "negative readiness impacts on military facilities" that might result from listing the sage grouse and lesser-prairie chicken as endanger
  
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• Navajo Nation Council approves bill on police standards, training

  20-07-2018 22:25
  Window Rock, Ariz. • The Navajo Nation is moving to set its own standards and training requirements for certification of tribal police officers instead of continuing to rely on processes used by the federal government or states.A bill to create training requirements and create an oversight commission was approved by the Navajo Nation Council on Thursday, the final day of the council's summer session.Supporters of the legislation said tribal police and other law enforcement personnel need to
  
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• The front-runner of the liberal District 24 race promises she would cross party lines if elected

  20-07-2018 22:07
  Steve and Gena Alder cheerfully waited in line at an outdoor barbecue station at Mountain West Cider on Salt Lake City’s west side on primary election night. They and dozens of others showed up in support of Jennifer Dailey-Provost, one of four Democrats running to replace retiring Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck in liberal House District 24.The Alders heard about Dailey-Provost through their daughter, Izzi, a volunteer on the campaign who got to know the candidate by working with her on health
  
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• For the first time in its 80-year history, Hill Cumorah Pageant will be off-limits to — who would have guessed? — full-time Mormon missionaries

  20-07-2018 22:07
  The Hill Cumorah Pageant began in 1937 as an LDS missionary tool and, for most of its 80 years, young Mormon proselytizers acted in the spectacle, passed out pamphlets and copies of the Book of Mormon to thousands of audience members, or brought potential converts to see it.In other words, missionaries have been a constant presence at the Mormon version of Oberammergau, Germany’s famed live Passion play.Until now.Last week, full-time LDS missionaries in the New York Rochester Mission were
  
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• Choose hope 💙 #5ForTheFight https://t.co/xDg5Sp1AI6

  20-07-2018 21:52 via twitter.com
  
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• Ohio State: 100 ex-students, many of them athletes, report sexual misconduct by doctor

  20-07-2018 21:21
  Columbus, Ohio • More than 100 former students have provided firsthand accounts of sexual misconduct by the now-dead Ohio State University team physician at the center of an ongoing investigation, the university said on Friday.Over 200 former students and university employees have been confidentially interviewed by independent investigators reviewing allegations against Richard Strauss involving male athletes from 14 sports as well as his work at the student health center and his off-campus
  
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• Real Salt Lake legend Kyle Beckerman is closer to the end than the beginning of his career — and he intends to make it count

  20-07-2018 20:48
  Herriman • On the 11th anniversary of the trade that sent him one state west, eternally altering the timeline of his life, Kyle Beckerman looks onto a sprawl of grass fields at the southern most tip of the Salt Lake Valley. On the field below teammates are wrapping up the day’s training session, some who grew up in Real Salt Lake’s established culture he helped cultivate, some who’ve been around for a bit, others still relatively new.In the last knockings of this muggy mor
  
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• Trump was secretly recorded talking about paying a Playboy model, source says

  20-07-2018 20:27
  New York • President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer secretly recorded Trump discussing a possible payment to a former Playboy model who said she had an affair with him, a person familiar with an investigation into the attorney told The Associated Press on Friday.The president’s current personal lawyer confirmed the conversation and said it showed Trump did nothing wrong, according to The New York Times, which first reported on the recording.The FBI has the recording, whic
  
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• [NBA] - Neto: 'I feel like I'm home'

  20-07-2018 20:15 via sportspyder.com
  ... and 1.7 assists per game over his 162 career appearances in a Jazz uniform. And, at 26 years old, the guard feels his best basketball is still...
  
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• [YouTube: Utah Jazz Videos] - Raul Neto on staying in Utah

  20-07-2018 20:07 via sportspyder.com
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• > on.nba.com/2NwG8Sb https://t.co/cw3gkLnPnt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="viewarticle">“I love it. I feel like I’m home and I feel part of the team." >> on.nba.com/2NwG8Sb https://t.co/cw3gkLnPnt

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• [KSL] - Jazz Gaming fight for playoffs in increasingly relevant NBA 2K League

  20-07-2018 19:33 via sportspyder.com
  ... ng like that come in future years," Josh Barney, director of eSports for the Jazz, said. "If you could have a chance to build your character up, that would be ...
  
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• Utah again leads the nation in job growth

  20-07-2018 19:26
  Utah enjoyed the nation’s fastest job growth over the past 12 months, with construction leading the way, according to federal data released Friday.The number of jobs in the state jumped by 3.3 percent from June 2017 to June 2018, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. Construction was the fastest-growing sector, expanding at an impressive 6.2 percent.Just behind Utah at the top of the national rankings were two of its neighbors: Idaho, at 3 percent, and Nevada at 2.9 percent.Utah ad
  
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• He learned how to cave in Utah and Nevada. 20 years later in Thailand, the stakes were much higher.

  20-07-2018 19:23
  When he started exploring cave systems in Utah and Nevada, crawling through mud and dirt and trying to sneak into tight spaces to see where they led, Josh Morris felt like a little kid searching for secret treasure.Twenty years later, the stakes were higher. Now, he was working with rescue crews against time and all odds to find a way into the Tham Luang cave in northern Thailand, where 12 young soccer players and their coach had been trapped for days in the dark and the cold.It had been 10 days
  
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• Trump was secretly recorded talking about paying a Playboy model, The New York Times reports

  20-07-2018 18:48
  New York • The New York Times says President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer secretly recorded him discussing payments to an ex-Playboy model who said she had had an affair with him.The newspaper says the FBI seized the recording during an April raid on attorney Michael Cohen's office.The Times cited lawyers and others familiar with the recording and reported Friday that Cohen made it two months before Trump's 2016 election.Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani tells the newspaper Trump di
  
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• ‘I grew up in this league’: At 36, Kyle Beckerman is still Real Salt Lake’s star, and winning is still his priority

  20-07-2018 18:37
  Herriman • On the 11th anniversary of the trade that sent him one state west, eternally altering the timeline of his life, Kyle Beckerman looks onto a sprawl of grass fields at the southern most tip of the Salt Lake Valley. On the field below teammates are wrapping up the day’s training session, some who grew up in Real Salt Lake’s established culture he helped cultivate, some who’ve been around for a bit, others still relatively new.In the last knockings of this muggy mor
  
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• Political Cornflakes: Orrin Hatch breaks out the sarcasm to defend Judge Brett Kavanaugh

  20-07-2018 18:26
  Orrin Hatch deploys sarcasm in his fight to see Judge Brett Kavanaugh confirmed. Critics decry the lack of public input in the inland port legislation, while top political leaders simply want to move on and leave controversy behind.Happy Friday! Sen. Orrin Hatch is employing a new weapon in his battle to see Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh confirmed: sarcasm. In an op-ed piece, he mocks news stories about Kavanaugh’s credit card debt to buy baseball tickets and opponents' rush to fil
  
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• Psssst! The @jazzteamstore is having a sidewalk sale early next week on the main plaza at @vivintarena 🏷 Get gear… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  20-07-2018 18:14 via twitter.com
  Psssst!The @jazzteamstore is having a sidewalk sale early next week on the main plaza at @vivintarena 🏷Get gear… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Death toll from Missouri duck boat capsizing rises to 17

  20-07-2018 18:06
  Branson, Mo. • Authorities say the final four people missing since a boat capsized on a lake in southern Missouri have been found, raising the death toll to 17.The office manager at the Stone County Sheriff's office, Wendy Doucey, confirmed the discovery Friday. The Ride the Ducks boat sank Thursday night in the Lake of the Ozarks near Branson.The victims' names haven’t been released.Missouri State Highway Patrol Sgt. Jason Pace said 14 people survived, including seven who were injure
  
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• Commentary: We can almost hear the fabric of our democracy shredding

  20-07-2018 17:24
  Dear Members of Congress:Watching the Helsinki Summit in real time, our hearts broke. Our president deferred to Russian President Vladimir Putin whose record on human rights, political strong-arming, and election meddling in more countries than just ours is egregious. We call on you to take action to safeguard our democracy and values.President Trump had been briefed by his advisors with over 100 pages of information and counsel before that meeting. He ignored both the facts and their diplomatic
  
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• After a 55-vote win in the Democratic runoff, House candidate Jennifer-Dailey Provost said she’s taking nothing for granted

  20-07-2018 17:23
  Steve and Gena Alder cheerfully waited in line at an outdoor barbecue station at Mountain West Cider on Salt Lake City’s west side on primary election night. They and dozens of others showed up in support of Jennifer Dailey-Provost, one of four Democrats running to replace retiring Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck in liberal House District 24.The Alders heard about Dailey-Provost through their daughter, Izzi, a volunteer on the campaign who got to know the candidate by working with her on health
  
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• There will be 18 ways to fill your belly at Salt Lake City’s Food Truck and Brewery Battle at The Gateway

  20-07-2018 16:54
  From India to Argentina and Mexico to Jamaica, flavors from around the globe will be showcased during the second annual Food Truck and Brewery Battle on Saturday, Aug. 4.The all-ages event, which has expanded from last year, runs from 4 to 10 p.m. at The Gateway, 100 S. Rio Grande St., which is one of the event sponsors along with The Food Truck League, U92 and The Salt Lake Tribune.In all, there will be 18 food trucks: six longtime favorites — Apollo Burger, Cubby’s, Family Squeezed
  
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• Behind the Headlines: Legislature creates inland port amid Biskupski’s criticisms, LGBTQ suicide prevention group V.P. resigns after LDS Church donation and what’s in store for Ambassador Huntsman

  20-07-2018 16:51
  The Utah Legislature changes the law that creates an inland port near the Great Salt Lake, but Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski criticizes its process for lacking public input. After President Donald Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, what happens next for U.S. Ambassador to Russia — and former Utah governor — Jon Huntsman? And a donation from the Mormon church intended to help prevent LGBTQ suicide leads to the resignation of the vice presi
  
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• HBD, 🆎 🎉 https://t.co/RSEiiXJpDk

  20-07-2018 16:38 via twitter.com
  
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• Meet the Utah native who played a role in rescuing the Thai soccer team

  20-07-2018 16:24
  When he started exploring cave systems in Utah and Nevada, crawling through mud and dirt and trying to sneak into tight spaces to see where they led, Josh Morris felt like a little kid searching for secret treasure.Twenty years later, the stakes were higher. Now, he was working with rescue crews against time and all odds to find a way into the Tham Luang cave in northern Thailand, where 12 young soccer players and their coach had been trapped for days in the dark and the cold.It had been 10 days
  
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• [Deseret Morning News] - Morning links: What NBA players can't do with their money; Donovan's homecoming

  20-07-2018 16:23 via sportspyder.com
  ... zpDX7tM— Dallas Nelson (@Daldo315Dallas) July 19, 2018 Mitchell tried to put Jazz fans at ease by responding to the workout session. Thank you, @spidadmitchel ...
  
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• After poets raise questions of bias, Utah Arts Festival says it will work to ‘do a better job’ with spoken-word events

  20-07-2018 16:21
  Performance poet Ryan Jones was nearly done with his set at the Utah Arts Festival last month when a white woman in the front row started heckling him.She was irritated about the N-word, which Jones, who is black, said he uses as “reclamation.” The woman repeated the slur back to him, Jones said, asking him: “If you can say it, why can’t I say it?”Then she started calling black people lazy, said Millcreek poet RJ Walker, who was in the audience and said he told her
  
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• Morning links: What NBA players can't do with their money; Donovan's homecoming

  20-07-2018 16:20
  SALT LAKE CITY — Most NBA players make millions of dollars to play basketball, but did you know there is a long list of things they can't do with that money?This list of no-nos — compiled by KSL.com writer Andy Larsen — might make you reconsider whether you really want to play in the world's best basketball league.Here are the things NBA players aren't allowed to do for safety purposes:• Skydiving (Rocky Mountain climbing isn't allowed, either, but going 2.7 seconds on a b
  
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• Divers hunt for 4 after Missouri duck boat sinks, killing 13

  20-07-2018 16:11
  Branson, Mo. • Divers are searching Friday for four people still missing after a duck boat packed with tourists capsized in high winds on a southwest Missouri lake, killing at least 13 people.Missouri State Highway Patrol Sgt. Jason Pace said 14 people survived, including seven who were injured when the Ride the Ducks boat sank on Table Rock Lake in Branson Thursday evening.Patrol divers found two more bodies early Friday, raising the death toll from 11 to 13, Pace said.Stone County Sheriff
  
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• Bicyclist who tried to beat FrontRunner train is struck and killed

  20-07-2018 16:09
  A weekly bicycling event turned deadly when a 23-year-old man was hit and killed as he tried to beat a FrontRunner train across the tracks.The victim was part of 999 Ride, an informal group that meets Thursday nights at 9 p.m. at 900 East and 900 South for group bicycle rides.At about 11:15 p.m., several dozen members of the group were at 900 South and 600 West when a Union Pacific train crossed through the intersection. When the freight train had passed, the warning arms rose but the lights con
  
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• [Salt Lake Tribune] - Political Cornflakes, July 20, 2018

  20-07-2018 16:07 via sportspyder.com
  ... flict controversy for Hughes in little more than a year. [ Trib] -> The Utah Jazz are the latest to drop Papa John’s Pizza as a sponsor after the company’s CE ...
  
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• Political Cornflakes, July 20, 2018

  20-07-2018 16:00
  Orrin Hatch deploys sarcasm in his fight to see Judge Brett Kavanaugh confirmed. Critics decry the lack of public input in the inland port legislation, while top political leaders simply want to move on and leave controversy behind.Happy Friday! Sen. Orrin Hatch is employing a new weapon in his battle to see Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh confirmed: sarcasm. In an op-ed piece, he mocks news stories about Kavanaugh’s credit card debt to buy baseball tickets and opponents' rush to fil
  
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• Meet Benni, the robot created by BYU students that could help kids with autism

  20-07-2018 16:00
  Provo • A group of Brigham Young University students wants Benni to be a child with autism’s best friend."We often say we want Benni to be the first friend of many friends to come," said Jared Workman, a BYU student and founder of Early Intervention Robotics, or EI Robotics.Benni — recently renamed from Nelli — is the company’s first product. The robot looks similar to BB-8 from “Star Wars” and is designed to supplement therapy for children on the autism
  
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• Scott D. Pierce: Looks like FOX 13 won’t be sold to Fox — at least not by Sinclair

  20-07-2018 15:50
  Suddenly, it appears that the Sinclair Broadcast Group (which owns KUTV-Channel 2) won’t be buying Tribune Media (which owns KSTU-Channel 13) after all. And that, in turn, puts the kibosh on the sale of KSTU — aka FOX 13 — to Fox. At least for now.It’s a stunning reversal. That anything would prevent right-leaning, Trump-supporting Sinclair from getting the necessary approval from a Federal Communications Commission dominated by Chairman Ajit Pai — a Republican appo
  
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• Jennifer Dailey-Provost eked out a 55-vote win in the Democratic runoff and appears to be a shoo-in. But she’s taking nothing for granted.

  20-07-2018 15:17
  Steve and Gena Alder cheerfully waited in line at an outdoor barbecue station at Mountain West Cider on Salt Lake City’s west side on primary election night. They and dozens of others showed up in support of Jennifer Dailey-Provost, one of four Democrats running to replace retiring Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck in liberal House District 24.The Alders heard about Dailey-Provost through their daughter, Izzi, a volunteer on the campaign who got to know the candidate by working with her on health
  
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• Kirby: Hey, Ambassador Huntsman, I’ll take over your Russian gig

  20-07-2018 15:16
  After I narrowly missed being nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Donald Trump, it’s doubtful that he would pick me to be the next ambassador to Russia.I say this because lots of people are calling for current Ambassador Jon Huntsman to quit and come home.Near as I can tell, the call is a result of a meeting in Helsinki during which many say Trump publicly sniffed with interest the nether parts of Russian President Vladimir Putin.Calm down. I didn’t say the president did
  
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• Ask Ann Cannon: I’ve been assigned to work with someone at church whom I can’t stand

  20-07-2018 15:15
  Dear Ann Cannon • At church I have to work closely with a woman I dislike. She really dislikes me, too. Other than practicing Christian kindness and humility, what are some pointers for working with someone in the most effective and least painless way when you hate being around each other?— FrustratedDear Frustrated • Well, in this specific instance, you might think about seeking out your priest/pastor/bishop/preacher/spiritual leader and asking her/him to reassign you and/or you
  
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• Utah’s slam-poetry team doesn’t care if you boo or clap — just come get vocal

  20-07-2018 15:00
  When poetry becomes a team sport, says performance poet Jesse Parent, everyone has different strengths.“There’s a lot of emotional value, and there’s a lot of content value,” Parent said of the dynamics of slam-poetry competitions. “You might have someone who’s really great at comedy, and some who are really good at being vulnerable.”Parent is one of the five members of Salt City Unified, a team of poets who are gearing up for a trip to Chicago in August
  
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• Letter: Your TV might be too smart for your own good

  20-07-2018 15:00
  Your old television set was not so bright. Remember when we called it the Boob Tube? It was a passive box that sat in your living room and played out television programs. It had the IQ of a kitchen toaster and it did what you told it to do.Now we have something called “smart TVs,” also called internet-connected TVs, that have computer functions in them and an output that sends data to someone or something. This function is essential to connect to Netflix, Apple TV, Roku and a number
  
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• Letter: UTA needs a fresh start

  20-07-2018 15:00
  When I read of Mayor Ben McAdams’ recommendation to Gov. Gary Herbert of Laynee Jones and Mayor Troy Walker for the new UTA board, I was immediately suspicious. I was still processing McAdams’ recent appointment of past Mayor Ralph Becker (prior boss of McAdams) as the director of the Central Wasatch Commission (Mountain Accord). Becker was of course voted out of office, in part because of his involvement with Mountain Accord. He now gets a sweetheart salary, bonuses and travel allow
  
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• Letter: Parkland survivors deserve our love — not threats

  20-07-2018 15:00
  I was in Florida just a few miles down the road from the Parkland shooting and cannot begin to describe the abject terror and horror that we all experienced. The idea that these children were being subjected to such a heinous occurrence is beyond comprehension when all I had to worry about were good grades and a date to the prom.Now, in the age of apathetic voters, these students are setting a perfect example for us all by going out and actively endeavoring to make this a safer world for our chi
  
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• Letter: Opposing density will backfire on Utahns

  20-07-2018 15:00
  Tony Semerad's housing density article underscores the need for Utahns to proactively shape, rather than blithely oppose, development. Rising house prices are due to decades of birthrates at least 36 percent higher than the national average, creating significant regional family ties, and business-accommodative policies that are leading to greater industry clustering. This increases land productivity, meaning that leaders just can’t ship spoiled vistas and traffic jams to a less-developed a
  
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• Letter: Listen to young people’s eloquent words on Trump

  20-07-2018 15:00
  In these discouraging Trumpian times, I am somewhat encouraged by two recent Tribune op-eds written by a recent high school graduate and a University of Utah student. These young people crystallized what so many Republicans can't seem to admit: If you disagree with Trump's racist and xenophobic view of the world, you cannot, no matter how much you try to justify it, vote other enabling Republicans into the U.S. Senate or House. Here in Utah, you can rationalize all you like that your favored Rep
  
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• Commentary: Donald Trump went to private schools. Should we blame them for the mess America’s in?

  20-07-2018 15:00
  It's been called the "Sputnik effect" (which, at the moment, has new resonance).It refers to the tendency to blame America's public schools for many of the major problems the nation has faced since the Soviet Union became the first nation to send a satellite into orbit, in 1957.How could the Soviet Union beat the technologically superior United States into space? A national debate over that question landed on this answer: Soviet schools must be better than American public schools. The Soviets mu
  
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