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Dear GYA, In light of all this permit talk, I want President Obama to know he can take my Affliction shirts when he peels 'em from my cologne-soaked, brownish-orange torso.
A bill passed favorably out of committee Wednesday to create a special board
to consider the economic worth of relocating the Utah State Prison in Draper and
developing the land underneath it.
In two ceremonies at the Utah State Capitol this week, Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) students were recognized and honored by members of the Utah State Senate and House of Representatives. --- The SLCC students received the appreciation for the service they've provided in the past three years preparing and serving food on Capitol Hill, part of a partnership between the Capitol Preservation Board and the SLCC Culinary Institute.
It’s approximately 750 miles from the mountain town of Eden, Utah, to the Pacific Coast of Long Beach, Calif. But for Codi Jordan, the sound that that span represents is just a groovin’ backbeat and some bar chords away. The local rock-reggae musician talks about four tracks from his forthcoming debut LP, A Little More Less.---
Frustrated restaurant owners came to a legislative committee to tell lawmakers to tear down the "Zion Wall," referring to the structures required of restaurants to shield underage patrons from the sight of wine being poured and cocktails being mixed.
