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August 9, 2024 · Thanks to Ali Vallarta for editing Hey Salt Lake this week.

Hey, Salt Lake! What’s the best thing you’ve eaten recently? Asking for myself.

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Housing Shortage at the U of U

The University of Utah is facing a dorm shortage, leaving many students without housing. Despite the university’s guarantee to give housing to all who applied by June 5, around 100 freshmen remain on the waitlist just two weeks before the semester begins. [Salt Lake Tribune]

Perseid Meteor Shower

Head to one of Utah’s many dark sky parks to view the Perseid meteor shower. Peak viewing will happen right before dawn on Monday. [ABC 4]

Mockup of a future Rio Grande Depot.
The Rio Grande Plan proposes burying SLC’s railways and returning rail service to the Rio Grande Depot. (The Rio Grande Plan)

The Little Train Plan That Could

The Rio Grande Plan is gaining momentum once more, with recent support from the Salt Lake County Council. What hurdles stand between the idea phase and actually burying the rails in downtown SLC? City Cast Salt Lake podcast host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means are bringing you up to speed on this very big idea. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Simone Biles in Utah

Olympic gold medalist and all-around baddie Simone Biles is headed to Utah for the “Gold Over America” tour at the Maverik Center on Sept. 23. It seems like only yesterday she was posing for pics at SLC’s own Eggs in the City. [FOX 13]

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What’s the best save as a parent?

What’s the best save as a parent?

Keep your kids healthy with routine immunizations and well-child checks. Wellness checkups are how you and a healthcare provider you trust can work together to keep your child safe and healthy. Visit Up2Date.Utah.gov to find out which immunizations and health screenings your child needs at each age—or needs to catch up on.

Enjoy your weekend.

— Terina Ria

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