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More than Just a Review of “Electra”

Oct 08, 2015 13h37 ● By Bryan Scott

Westminster presented “Electra,” a Greek play originally created by Sophocles, and now directed by Larry West on Sept. 4-5 and 11-12.

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Local Legend: Café Owner Bruce Holt Brings Sugar House Coffee, Community and the Best of Rock ‘N’ Roll

Oct 08, 2015 13h36 ● By Bryan Scott

Since opening his 50s-themed coffee shop 14 years ago, Bruce Holt has become a beloved icon in the Sugar House community.

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A Star in the Valley’s Midst after Multiple Awards

Oct 08, 2015 11h59 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

The next Taylor Swift might be in our own backyard.

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League Trucked on after Health Code Violations

Sep 29, 2015 00h00 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

The Food Truck League was there. Were you? Or were you scared about your health?

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Meet-and-Greet Held as Police Program Changes Under New Chief

Sep 27, 2015 19h52 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

Police in the Community Intelligence Unit made outreach to Sugar House residents two months after the program shifted significantly from the administrations of Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank to Interim Chief Mike Brown.

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Ms. America 2016, a Valley Resident, Crowned

Sep 25, 2015 14h35 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

She didn’t expect to be Ms. America. But Tuesday, she will be coronated.

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‘True Art Walk’ Keeping the Pace

Sep 18, 2015 23h13 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

There is a big difference between the Sugar House Art Walk and Salt Lake Gallery Stroll. For the former, one must actually walk.

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Concert Series Shows why Hidden Hollow is a Valuable ‘Backyard’

Sep 18, 2015 23h05 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

Event planning isn’t Utah Open Lands’ main objective. But when it comes to the Hidden Hollow Concert series, that doesn’t matter.

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Librarian Creates Love of Reading through Super Summer Challenge

Sep 18, 2015 22h49 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

The Sprague librarian had the attention of a legion, and she was happy about it. It was a legion of parents. Many of their children came home to tell them about their favorite books and even how much they love the library.

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Second ‘crawl’ pivots to charity, planted in building community

Sep 18, 2015 22h07 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

Rain poured. Even Sugar House Monument Plaza was canceled as an event venue. Still, the Sugar House Pub Crawl enjoyed success on May 16, with between 2,000 and 3,000 participants. Bars enjoyed one of their best days of the year. But as event coordinators planned the next crawl, they believed that change was needed.

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