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Tag Archives: Utah
Back in the hack for year 3 of curling
I started my third full year in curling two weeks ago at the Utah Olympic Oval in Kearns. It was great to get back to a sport that I’ve come to enjoy over the past two years. Considering that my … Continue reading
Posted in Sports and rec, Understanding Utah
Tagged curling, curling league, team 2020, Utah, Utah Olympic Oval
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10+1 images from my first year back in Utah
At the end of May, I marked the first anniversary of my returning to Utah. To celebrate the occasion, I reviewed the photos I took from the past 365 days and picked ten that highlighted some of the fun activities … Continue reading
Posted in Travels, Understanding Utah, World at large
Tagged cross-country skiing, curling, karaoke, Kearns, Pioneer Park, Pokemon, Provo, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Comic Con, SLCC, smokestacks, Soldier Hollow, Sundance, Sundance Film Festival, Twilight Concert, Utah, Utah Olympic Oval, Wasatch Mountains
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Utah’s state liquor stores — An outsider’s look at a unique booze wonderland
Over the summer, I spent my vacation in Salt Lake City. During a walk through the Sugar House neighborhood, I entered one of Utah’s State Liquor Stores for the first time. I honestly didn’t know what I was expecting, but … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, beer, liquor, SLC, state liquor stores, Utah
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Submerging in the city of Salt Lake
In the spring, I went back to my hometown of Salt Lake City for a grandparent’s 80th birthday party. It was too short of a visit, and I left with a desire to return soon. Part of the visit included … Continue reading
Farewell, Utah liquor law that never directly affected me
This is going to be a weird post because it’s about a liquor law from my homestate of Utah that I never really ran into, but I could have — before today. In the past, bars were “private clubs” where … Continue reading