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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 […]
There’s TWO new museums coming to our capitol city. I believe I have mentioned before that I’m very excited for the grand opening of the Museum of Utah that will be housed in a new building that’s almost finished, located behind the actual state capitol building at 450 N State Street. The grand opening will […]
Utah Transit Authority operates buses, TRAX and Front Runner in Box Elder, Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele, Utah, and Weber Counties, from Brigham City to Santaquin and west to Grantsville and was created in March of 1970 to provide public transportation services to a growing population here. The UTA took over routes and services from the […]
Here it is, the end of on hell of a year. There’s so much commentary out there about what went wrong in the world and this country I don’t need to add my two cents worth to the negativity. Instead, how about we venture into some year end house porn and see what the highest […]
When I was a tween I was fascinated by dendrochronology. Basically, I loved to count the tree rings on a log to determine the age of the tree and what the tree survived during its lifetime. Unlike today’s helicopter parents, ours would push us out the door after breakfast and tell us to come home […]
Last summer the Salt Lake City Counsel enacted a legislative intent to explore available options for a street sign program that designates a recognized historic district in the city. For example, if you live east on Laird Avenue, the street sign would said LAIRD AVE and either ‘local historic district’ or ‘local historic district/Yalecrest Neighborhood’. […]
Salt Lake City has over 100 public parks, with the official city website listing various types… like regional, community, neighborhood, and mini-(or pocket) parks, totaling around 100+ green spaces. The city manages different park sizes, from large ones like Liberty Park (80 acres) to smaller neighborhood spots, and includes many amenities like playgrounds, fields, and […]
The most accurate real estate listing sites will always be in the local multiple listing sites (MLS), as this is where data begins. When I meet with a seller(s) to ‘list’ their home, that means the property will then be entered into the MLS system which is a public website for folks to see listings […]