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Salt Lake City's Weekly Newspaper. Covering Salt Lake City and Utah news, politics, music, film, television and arts; movie times, club calendars, restaurant listings and blogs.
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Salt Lake City’s system for requesting public documents is s...
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1154+ words) The following story was reported by The Utah Investigative Journalism Project in partnership with Salt Lake City Weekly. But a kink in the city’s public records system makes accessing that information more difficult; its payment policy for records fees is…...
SLC Council adds water conservation to growth plans, takes heat over l...
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (649+ words) In late November and early December meetings, the Salt Lake City Council adopted ceremonial resolutions for Native American Heritage month and the centennial anniversary of the Utah Parent Teacher Association. The Council also amended its plans for population growth and…...
With a new look and new features, City Weekly's website marks 30 years...
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (235+ words) As most of our online readers have likely noticed by now, Salt Lake City Weekly's website received a facelift in recent months. And like many who have “had some work done,” the response has ranged from polite reserve to warm…...
Early election results show three Salt Lake City Council members heade...
10+ mon, 1+ week ago (472+ words) Salt Lake City voters appeared to choose consistency over change on Tuesday, with provisional victories for all three of the City Council incumbents up for election in 2025. And in District 5, the city's only open Council seat, voters overwhelmingly supported Erika…...