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SLC has three residential zoning areas, ranging from very low-density single-family areas to high density areas for multi-family dwellings. There are actually 12 residential zones as part of the City’s total of 30 zoning classifications that also include commercial, industrial and special purpose areas. Each zone allows for different activities and supposedly helps prevent conflicts […]
I went out to lunch with friends the other day across from IHC’s mega hospital to a chain restaurant not of my choosing. The food was horrible, like warmed from a SYSCO bag of product produced in San Diego and shipped to chains around the west. Generally, I’ve always seen the parking lot there full, […]
I recently filmed some social media (@thebabsdelay) about purging your spurge. Most folks I’ve talked to had no idea that this plant known as Myrtle Spurge (aka: Donkey Tail or Burro Tail) grows low to the ground and thrives in crappy soils, looks like a pleasing silvery succulent and has lovely little yellow flowers this […]
A study done at the end of last year by Marketscreener.com found that 43% of U.S. homeowners renovated their home last year, and an additional 33% plan to renovate this year. This means roughly two in five Americans are either currently remodeling or planning to do so! The survey showed that for those who have […]
Utah’s liquor laws have historically been strict, and in this case where you can and can’t locate a bar. Our current laws require that any bar, liquor store or restaurant that serves alcohol must be located at least 600 feet from a park, school, or place of worship. These kind of laws aren’t specific just […]
With a record weak winter and extreme drought in Utah, Spring seemed to come on early and strong in many areas. When that happens many rush to garden stores to get the first flowering plants into their yards and yet Mother Nature usually has a snow or freeze or both in March or April so […]
I’m minding my own beeswax, driving in the middle lane of I-15 when I hear a really loud engine behind me…so loud that it scared me! I looked around and almost instantly a motorcyclist passed me on the left going over 100 mph with NO helmet. Given his racing and weaving in and out of […]
AI, AI, AI. There’s more news about artificial intelligence these days than just about anything else. It’s affecting everything in ways we can and cannot see and the future possibilities are mind boggling-especially like an old Boomer like me! I’m not technically a Luddite, but I walk a fine line when new tech not only […]
Spring break is over for most and students can return to class, but in 35 states and Washington, D.C. they aren’t allowed to use cell phones in K-12 classrooms. Watching the news about this topic it appears American schools have been on the fast track to get control of the teaching environs around this country. […]
As March came to a close we look behind us and wave at our legislators and say ‘Buh-bye’ for another year. There were a record number of bills presented by our elected officials-1,015 were introduced during this past session. This is the fourth year in a row that saw such a huge number of bills […]