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Anglo-American duo Still Corners return with their sixth album, Dream Talk, a 10-track exploration of ethereal dream pop soundscapes.
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Anglo-American duo Still Corners return with their sixth album, Dream Talk, a 10-track exploration of ethereal dream pop soundscapes.
Rep. Chris Stewart will resign Sept. 15, and there are 3 Republicans and at least 4 candidates from other parties vying for his seat.
The deadline has now passed for candidates jockeying to qualify to run in the special election to replace 2nd Congressional District Rep. Chris Stewart. Following Stewart’s announcement that he would resign on Sept. 15, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox designated July 5 at 5 p.m. as the cutoff for political parties to submit the names of candidates chosen at party conventions and for signature-gathering candidates to submit their lists. Three Republican candidates — Celeste Maloy, Becky Edwards and Bruce Hough — have emerged, with the latter two still waiting for signature verifica...
JANESVILLE The plan commission recommended two measures Monday that will further a proposed wine bar and mixed-use development downtown. The commission approved a recommendation to the city council by two 5-1 votes for the acceptance and leasing of property at 13 N. Main St., which became a vacant lot last year after a building formerly deemed unsafe was razed. Commissioner Andrew Udell abstained from both votes. The recommendation is related to the proposed establishment of Genisa, a wine bar that would replace Legends Tavern at 11 N. Main St. The second floor in that building would be remod...
Last spring, I was one of nearly 100,000 Utah residents who became the ultimate RINO when I temporarily converted to the Republican Party. I was one of many Democrats and Independents around the state to change my political affiliation in an effort to have a voice in who would be our next governor. The goal of this partisan switcheroo was to hopefully see Jon Huntsman’s name on the ballot during the general election, though there was also the added benefit of definitely not seeing Greg Hughes’ name there. It is no secret that in a statewide race, the candidate with the “R” behind his ...