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😡 Will Colorado take the Sundance Film Fest?

June 24, 2024

Four concert tickets.
The State Room tickets are claimed. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast Salt Lake)

Hey, Salt Lake! Congrats to Orvelin R. and Madisen B. for winning State Room tickets. We’ll email you with info on how to claim ‘em!

And thanks to everyone who submitted your summer bucket list ideas. We’re doing a big roundup on Friday, July 5. Why not forward this email to a friend and tell them to subscribe?

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What's CITY Talking About?

The Fight To Pay Teachers More

Utah elementary teacher John Arthur testified at a U.S. Senate Committee hearing on the challenges public school teachers face, highlighting low pay as a major reason teachers leave the profession. A massive 86% of K-12 public schools nationwide reported difficulties hiring teachers in the 2023-2024 school year. [Utah News Dispatch]

Sundance Film Festival in Boulder, CO?

Colorado is coming for the Sundance Film Festival. A coalition in Boulder submitted a proposal to host the festival starting in 2027. The Sundance Institute is considering new locations as their contract with Park City expires in 2026. [FOX 13]

U of U LGBT Resource Center Closing

The University of Utah’s LGBT Resource Center announced its closure, after 21 years of service, following Utah’s bill restricting diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in state schools. Other resource centers at the university have closed and will be integrated into the Office of Student Affairs. It’s unclear if the LGBT Resource Center will be similarly integrated. [Daily Utah Chronicle]

Rocky Mountain Power Betting On Coal

Utah’s largest electricity provider, Rocky Mountain Power, is reversing course on its renewable energy plans and going all in on coal. There’s even been talk that Warren Buffett might sell Rocky Mountain Power’s parent company. So, what does this mean for our monthly electric bills? [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

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Where Is It?

Bronze pig sculpture
Arguably the best sculpture in town. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast Salt Lake)

Over 30 of you responded (possibly a “Where Is It” record??) with the correct location of our beloved Petunia the pig! She so elegantly resides at 336 W. 300 S.

Tiny plastic toy babies in a red resin brick.
Keep an eye on the ground when you’re walking around your favorite SLC food establishments. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast Salt Lake)

This week’s photo is a little tougher … babies in a brick! Do you know where it is?

Today on City Cast

Power lines in the desert.
Power lines across Utah. (richliy/Getty Images)

Why Your Electric Bill Might Go Up

Rocky Mountain Power, Utah’s largest electricity provider, is stepping away from their renewable energy plans and leaning back into coal. Utah Clean Energy climate scientist and energy analyst Logan Mitchell joins host Ali Vallarta to explain what investing in fossil fuels means for your electric bill and the future of the utilities industry.

You’re electric.

— Terina Ria

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