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🙌 How to yard sale like a pro

July 15, 2024 · Big shoutout to Ivana Martinez for writing today’s yard sale article.

Good morning! It’s wedding season, and we love a little romance. Do you have a cute or awkward Salt Lake engagement story? We wanna hear about it!

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What's CITY Talking About?

The Redistricting Lawsuit

It’s a textbook SLC problem: Our city is divided into four different congressional districts. Which means we don’t have a united, urban front in Congress. Last week, the Utah Supreme Court issued a ruling that could change this situation. What will be the Utah Legislature’s next move? [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Sugarhouse BBQ to Close

After nearly 30 years in business, Sugarhouse BBQ will shutter its doors mid-August. Originally named Red Bones, the restaurant opened in 1996 and was known for its Memphis-style BBQ. [Gastronomic SLC]

People With Disabilities Survey

The Disability Law Center is seeking input on the issues that affect people with disabilities. This will help the DLC know where to best focus their services and funding. The survey is open through Monday, July 22. [Disability Law Center]

A New Record Shop

Daybreak Records is now open in Sandy. The locally-owned shop started out as a yard sale in Daybreak, hence the name. The store is selling posters of their hand-painted mural with proceeds going to Primary Children’s Hospital. [FOX 13]

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What To Do

Monday, July 15

Tuesday, July 16

Wednesday, July 17

  • 🌈 Hormones 101 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Free RSVP | All ages | Downtown SLC
  • 🎤 Ben Platt | 7:30 p.m. | $39.50+ | Downtown SLC

Today on City Cast

[The Utah Supreme Court ruling] sort of speaks to the way this is such a significant shift with Utah politics, because what it does is put the legislature essentially on notice to say, you cannot overturn a citizen initiative anymore.
Lindsay Aerts, KSL-TV Reporter

Will Legislators Plot Revenge on Utah’s Supreme Court?

Utah’s Supreme Court just ruled that legislators overstepped when they altered a citizen-led ballot initiative related to redistricting. Who dares put the Utah Legislature in check? KSL-TV reporter Lindsay Aerts tells host Ali Vallarta why this signals a political power shift in Utah, and what it could mean for ever-frustrated Salt Lake voters.

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