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September 11, 2024

Good morning! A Hey Salt Lake reader asked, “I have to plan a small, corporate dinner for roughly 25 people. Anyone have recs for a restaurant that is delicious, reasonably nice (but not too fancy or expensive), and has a separate room or dining area for parties?”

Can you help a reader out?

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What's CITY Talking About?

The winning cocktail of the 2nd annual Daq Off hosted by the Utah Chapter of the U.S. Bartender’s Association. The daiquiri is the creation of Brian Richey from Casot wine bar. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast Salt Lake)

SAFER Drinkers

A new lobbying group has emerged in Utah’s liquor lawmaking. In a press release, SAFER Utah called itself “a new organization dedicated to promoting responsible drinking practices as well as data-backed, common-sense alcohol regulations.” Here’s what we learned from taking their survey. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Algal Bloom Danger at Deer Creek

The Wasatch County Health Department has issued a danger advisory due to harmful algal bloom at Deer Creek Reservoir. Health officials advise staying out of the water and properly cleaning any caught fish. [KPCW]

Local Jam Co. Takes Indefinite Break

Sadly, Amour Spreads (a local jam company) is taking an indefinite pause. If you’ve been to Picnic Cafe, their jams line the shelves. You can stock up while supplies last at Picnic or at the Downtown Salt Lake City farmers market through Saturday, Sept. 21. [@amourspreads/Instagram]

The House Made of Straw

Home builders are turning to sustainable materials, like straw, to minimize energy use. One study found that replacing high-carbon materials with low carbon options (like straw) can reduce greenhouse emissions from home construction by 40%. [Salt Lake Tribune 🔒]

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What To Do

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Join us for our annual Westside Council Meeting!

Join us for our annual Westside Council Meeting!

The Salt Lake City Council will host its Sept. 17 meeting on the Westside! The annual Westside meeting aims to make it easier to participate in local government. Join us at the Sorenson Center for dinner, entertainment and the chance to speak directly to your City Council. See you there!

IDK if you're as invested in "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" as I am, but there's been a lot of discourse about the LDS/non-LDS divide recently. The Salt Lake Tribune is hosting a panel discussion on the topic tonight at The Leonardo if you're interested!

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