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Lexie Levitt
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- News, October 16, 2013
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Pioneer Craft House
Nonprofit fights to stay in South Salt Lake location
- At one point in her life, veteran Anita Cypert had such severe post-traumatic stress disorder that she was what she describes as “fully agoraphobic.”
- Guides, Outdoor Recreation Guide May 24, 2013
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Wild Women
Utah gals find a common love of the great outdoors
- A jaunt in the Great Outdoors is the perfect way to de-stress, get your body moving, and reconnect with yourself—things almost every woman could use a little more of in her life.
- Guides, Green Guide April 17, 2013
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Green Guide 2013: Bird Land
A crossroads for migratory birds, the Great Salt Lake and its wetlands are where birdwatchers’ dreams come true.
- Rosalie Winard’s photographs of birds are dramatic, timeless and a little otherworldly. Her subjects, wetland birds like great egrets and American white pelicans, often take on qualities of mythical creatures or angels.
- News, Cover Story March 6, 2013
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We Were The 99%
Occupy Salt Lake: Where are they now?
- It was a frosty, makes-your-ears-hurt, body-numbing kind of day. But if you’d been walking past West Valley City Hall on Jan. 22, 2013, you’d have seen about 30 demonstrators marching in the cold, holding signs
- Music, January 17, 2013
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Healing With Music
Local therapists use music as treatment
- It’s that feeling you get when you hear your favorite song, or when you’re at a concert with a chest-pounding beat and you just can’t help but dance. The power of music is a mighty thing.
- Guides, Outdoor Recreation Guide June 8, 2012
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Occupy Utah
From salty beaches to alpine forests, Utah has a landscape for every camping yen.
- From the breathtaking mountains of northern Utah to the red-rock canyons of the south, Utah is home to some of the most diverse scenery on the planet. With so many unique places to choose from, the st
- Guides, Outdoor Recreation Guide June 8, 2012
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Majestic Miles
Five Utah hikes you'll want to brag about.
- With five national parks—Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Zion—in addition to the Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, Monument Valley and Lake Powell, a journey of a thousand eye-
- Guides, Outdoor Recreation Guide June 8, 2012
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Barefoot Running
Can minimal footwear save runners from the agony of da feet?
- Lately, the running community has been almost as polarized as the U.S. Congress over one simple yet revolutionary concept: barefoot running. It all started with the 2009 book Born to Run, in which Chr
- Blog, Buzz Blog May 22, 2012
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Tea Grotto renewed
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Black Widow Cafe
Misses at new Sugar House eatery
- From the beginning of my visit to Black Widow Cafe, I sensed a disconnect between what the establishment imagines itself to be ...
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