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As
the music scene grows so does the demand. Whether it be downloadable
or in physical form, fans of that artist or band want to have that
catalog in their hands to listen and enjoy.
Next week's cover story, tentatively entitled Prophet Motive, deals with some intriguing aspects of LDS doctrine and life in the trenches of immigration law. Oddly I found myself thinking of it at midnight mass around 11.30 p.m. on Christmas Eve at Thomas More Catholic church in Sandy.---
Skiing up at Snowbasin Resort yesterday, I enjoyed a lengthy lunch at the all-new Huntington Bistro, located in Snowbasin's Earl's Lodge. It's open for lunch, offering an eclectic array of interesting dishes.
In March, I wrote a lengthy cover story on the trials of Kareena MacGregor and her family, entitled Hear my plea. Then-teen MacGregor was allegedly sexually abused by several neighborhood boys in her LDS ward.
You may have heard by now, but Eric Maynor is now a Thunder man.---
On Tuesday the Jazz traded Eric Maynor and the contract to Matt Harpring for the rights to Peter Fehse.
While
the business of a brew pub in Utah remains both a solid and
profitable business, very few have explored the idea of taking that
notion to the next step and making straight alcohol. But a trip into
the hills shows one local saloon doing quite well.
I used to phone in these helpful investigatory suggestions, but for some reason the police stopped answering my calls. Passive-aggressive grandparents seem more charming around the holidays.
