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Naaa, there’s no global warming-right? Bah! Our planet is warming and from all predictions this is going to be a summer of record breaking heat in the state. Make yourself a checklist to prepare for summer: -Reduce your air conditioning costs by keeping curtains/blinds closed in the day, seal around windows with weather stripping where […]
Sometime this summer I got pulled over by Utah Highway Patrol on I-80. I wasn’t speeding and frankly, I don’t know why he pulled me over. I have a ‘fast lane’ pass and when he flipped on his lights, I was in that far left lane and so I pulled over to the extreme far […]
I’m not sure if Trump intends to keep the U.S. Department of Justice as part of our government, but after going through rigorous investigations as to his practices in and out of office he certainly wants to punish many affiliated with the DOJ. Two weeks ago, Special Counsel Jack Smith who investigated Trump said that […]
Here’s why one of Utah’s most popular brewpubs is expanding to the west side BUSINESS • SQUATTERS CORNER PUB By KOLBIE PETERSON | The Salt Lake Tribune People who live on the west side of Salt Lake County now have a brewpub close by, in a majority-minority city that is Utah’s second most populous. Squatters […]
Damn it got cold fast! As I scurry around my home trying to finish winterizing my yard, replacing furnace filters, changing out batteries in my smoke detectors and putting away yard tools I find I’m so incredibly grateful to have a home and not be out on the streets, unsheltered in the cold. Luckly almost […]
Well, this is something I never expected. Clients and potential customers are calling me to sell their homes. That’s not unusual, but the WHY is unusual and disturbing. They are calling me because they are leaving Utah due to the anti-trans laws our phobic legislature has passed and they simply don’t feel they and or […]
Do you remember going to Kmart and experience the ‘blue light specials’? You could literally stand in the store and wait until an employee rolled up a cart with a pole that went up a few feet above the average human head, which was topped with a flashing blue light similar to a police car […]
I promise this is the last column about high rises here for a while. As an avid bird watcher, I know what a danger skyscrapers are to our avian friends due to reflections and lights at night. Most folks don’t realize that Utah is in multiple migratory bird flyways, including the Pacific and Central Flyways, […]
Utah’s housing supply is still facing several challenges with not too much hope in sight. Housing supply drives affordability, so like any commodity, when the supply is low, prices are high. Housing production in Utah has been declining for years, from 37,000 housing starts in 2021 to 19,000 in 2023. Estimates for 2024 are that […]
In a month we’ll learn who the new president of the United States will be, unless…? I don’t want to go down that road of conspiracy theories but wanted to add some facts to the age old question, “Do president elections effect the housing market?” According to the data keepers at the National Assn. of […]