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The new-look Photo City Music Hall is still a haven for punk, metal, and EDM

The new-look Photo City Music Hall is still a haven for punk, metal, and EDM
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Judge: Utah schools don t need to offer girls football

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) A Utah girl whose football skills won her fame online has lost.

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A profile of Bruce Baird, attorney for deep-pocket developers, has had a big hand in shaping Utah s growth, and most recently was involved in the Bridal Veil Falls and Hideout vs Summit County controversies

| Updated: 5:47 p.m. If you try calling attorney Bruce Baird about one of his many lawsuits over the past few years, odds are good you’ll catch him at his vacation home in Costa Rica. Utah residents might recognize Baird’s name from more recent cases, like his successful push to get the contentious Olympia Hills development approved in Salt Lake County. Or his failed attempt to pressure Utah County into letting a client build a swanky lodge atop Bridal Veil Falls. Or when he intimidated the town of Bluff into giving up hundreds of acres of its brand-new town.

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Noteworthy Utahns who died in 2020: Judges, advocates, artists, athletes, coaches, trailblazers

Noteworthy Utahns who died in 2020: Judges, advocates, artists, athletes, coaches, trailblazers Figures in government, law, arts, sports, business, academia and social media left us this year. | Updated: Jan. 12, 2021, 4:27 p.m. (Paul Fraughton | Tribune file photo) Donning an Elizabethan style jester s hat, Sen Tom Hatch, R-Panguitch, makes Fred C. Adams founder of the Utah Shakespeare Festival feel at home in the Senate Chambers as he was honored by both houses of the legislature in 2006. Adams died Feb. 6, 2020, at the age of 89. Revered jurists and lawyers. Leaders in business and government. Writers and actors. Advocates for Utah veterans, Korean War casualties and the Pacific Islander community. Inspirational coaches from many levels of the game. Former star athletes and a rising football sensation. A woman who blazed trails on the ski slopes, and a woman who defended polygamy, though it meant losing her children.

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