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French-American Leaders Will Gather at Utah State Capitol to Build Business Ties (opens the original)
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As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, business, diplomatic and government leaders from Utah and France will gather at the Utah State Capitol to discuss how a historic alliance can produce new economic and educational opportunities. The French-American Chamber of Commerce–Rocky Mountain will host the USA 250 Franco-American Leadership Business Reception on Thursday, Sept. 24, in the Capitol Rotunda. The event will commemorate the cooperation between France and the United States while
Inside Utah’s Food Influencer World: Creating Authentic Content (opens the original)
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The word “influencer” has developed a bit of a bad reputation. We are all getting tired of images of perfectly staged food and beautiful people having fabulous meals. Everything is delicious, every new restaurant is amazing and every experience is the best ever. One starts to wonder if there is any bad restaurant in the whole state of Utah until one goes out to have an actual dinner. Jennifer Burns does not particularly like being called a food influencer. Burns has a point. Her work did not sta
Does a Free Meal Buy a Good Review? Inside Utah’s Food Influencer World (opens the original)
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The word “influencer” has developed a bit of a bad reputation. We are all getting tired of images of perfectly staged food and beautiful people having fabulous meals. Everything is delicious, every new restaurant is amazing and every experience is the best ever. One starts to wonder if there is any bad restaurant in the whole state of Utah until one goes out to have an actual dinner. Jennifer Burns does not particularly like being called a food influencer. Burns has a point. Her work did not sta
The Other Side Academy Is Tough. The Question Is: Does It Work? (opens the original)
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I have spent the last five years interviewing homeless people, recovering addicts, former criminals, people who have spent years in prison and families desperately trying to save someone they love. After doing enough of these interviews, I started asking a pretty simple question: Not what sounds compassionate or has the right credentials behind it, and not necessarily what government agencies have been funding for the last 20 years but what actually takes for a person to change? A person who has
Who Do Utah Politicians Answer To? (opens the original)
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Money and the Utah Attorney General’s Office have a complicated history. Former attorneys general have faced investigations and public scrutiny over relationships with donors, including questions involving gifts, travel and access. [12] Those controversies left Utah with a question that has never completely gone away: What happens when the people financing the state’s top law-enforcement official also have interests before the government? You vote. Someone else writes a $50,000 check. Both are p
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