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💃 The best places to dance in Salt Lake

June 21, 2024 · Thanks to Ali Vallarta for editing this week and Ivana Martinez for writing today's dance article.

Hey, Salt Lake. Let’s dance! We’ve got a guide on the best places to shake it like a polaroid picture. Speaking of dance:

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Map of proposed Amtrak routes around the U.S.
Proposed long-distance Amtrak routes. (Federal Railroad Administration/U.S. Department of Transportation)

Train to L.A.?

The Federal Railroad Administration revealed potential new routes from L.A. to Denver and Seattle to Denver, which would serve SLC, Ogden, and Provo. The routes would reduce existing Amtrak travel times between these cities and restore service to rural areas in Utah. [Building Salt Lake]

Built-to-Rent Homes

Built-to-rent homes are booming in Salt Lake City. Over 1,100 units are under construction which is more than double last year’s total. [Axios SLC]

New Dino Alert

Paleontologists have discovered Lokiceratops rangiformis, the largest and most ornate horned dinosaur of its kind. It will be displayed at the Natural History Museum of Utah for the next six months. [ABC 4]

The Legislature Strikes Again

The Utah Legislature is back in our inbox. They called a special session to push back against new Title IX protections. Plus, why don’t Salt Lake restaurants have those letter grades in the window? [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

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Campers rocking at Rock Camp. (Ivana Martinez/City Cast Salt Lake)

Why Fight Title IX? Our Restaurant Grades, and Free Tampons

Utah lawmakers met in a special session this week to push back against new federal protections for transgender students. Executive producer Emily Means joins host Ali Vallarta to break down why lawmakers are gearing up for a fight with the feds and how Salt Lake City’s mayor responded. Plus, SLC restaurants don’t have letter grades, a rock n’ roll camp for kids, and free period products in county libraries.

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