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Utah’s trails are getting trashy. Going ‘pliking’ helps keep ‘em clean (opens the original)
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After an extra-toasty summer, Utah is now in prime time for cool weather hiking and fall colors. But views of red, orange and yellow might be marred by food wrappers, plastic water bottles and dog poop bags. Trail trash is a growing problem in Utah, fueled by more visitors. The state’s outdoor recreation economy has increased to $9.75 billion. Visitation to U.S. outdoor recreation sites is up 10-30%, depending on where and how you measure, said CJ Blye, a University of Utah parks, recreation and
Remembering Gloria Steinem’s influence on Latter-day Saint feminism (opens the original)
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“Whoever said the feminist revolution isn't happening in Utah is wrong,” Gloria Steinem gleefully once said, according to The New York Times, at a 1975 women’s conference in Salt Lake City. Steinem, the trailblazing women’s equality activist and author, died Wednesday at age 92. Her legacy extends to Utah, where she influenced — and was influenced by — feminists in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In the early 1970s, Steinem started Ms. Magazine, a publication run and written by
New report finds a belonging gap as Utah still struggles with youth suicide (opens the original)
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The national average of youth suicide was 46.5% lower than Utah’s rate from 2016 to 2019. In the years since, the state has only seen a modest dip — what the Utah Department of Health and Human Services calls an “ongoing health crisis” in a new report. Every year, around 32 youth die by suicide in Utah. The new study is one of the most comprehensive Utah reports on the problem, health services officials said. Researchers didn’t just look at the statistics — they conducted in-depth interviews wit
Utah is normally a big tart cherry player. Weather doomed this year’s harvest (opens the original)
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Utah is the second-largest producer of tart cherries in the country, so the state would normally see a lot of trees popping red right now. And this is harvest time. In a typical year, fruit would rain down as machine shakers jiggle those trees. But this is not a normal year — not by a long shot. A spring freeze decimated the entire tart cherry crop. It started with the state’s warm winter, said Utah County farmer Kenyon Farley, when trees thought it was time to wake up and blossom over a month e
The word ‘Mormon’ remains a culture clash over identity and heritage (opens the original)
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Pueden encontrar la versión en español aquí.— In Utah, July 24 — celebrated as Pioneer Day — marks the 1847 arrival of European-American settlers to the territory that would become the Beehive State. But don’t call them “Mormon” pioneers. That’s a word The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is trying to corral, even as others stake their claim. In pop culture, the term is nearly inescapable: from song-belting missionaries in “The Book of Mormon” musical (now celebrating its 15th anniver
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