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Good Tuesday morning and Happy Halloween from Salt Lake City. Today is the 304th day of the year. There are 61 days remaining in 2017.
| Utahns mostly don't want to give lawmakers the ability to call themselves into a special session By Bob Bernick, Contributing Editor Utahns are not sold on changing the state Constitution to allow the GOP-controlled, part-time Legislature to call itself into a special session, a new UtahPolicy.com poll finds.... |
| Republican uprising against Trump would be suicide By LaVarr Webb, Publisher I'm one of those traditional, mainstream conservative Republicans who has had a hard time understanding and accepting the Trump phenomenon. I'm frequently surprised and sometimes appalled at his behavior.... |
| Utah County vote-by-mail turnout on track; Salt Lake County behind projections By Bryan Schott, Managing Editor The 3rd CD special election is driving turnout in Utah County this year, but Salt Lake County is lagging behind.... |
| Podcast: Utah Thrives - Microgrids By Utah Foundation We often think of electric power systems as regional in scale - a huge grid of high-voltage power lines connecting dams, power plants, and substations to industry and homes across a wide area.... |
| WTC Utah trade mission highlights success of Utah companies doing business in Israel Three Utah companies participating in the World Trade Center Utah trade mission to Israel are currently doing business with the country. GlobalSim, Intermountain Healthcare and PEEL Therapeutics shared their international business experiences with the Utah delegation.... |
| Fox Files: 'NSEW' There are so many fun parts of this job, but an aspect of it I really enjoy is learning about exciting opportunities all across the state.... |
| Utah Division of Child and Family Services announces new director Twenty-five-year veteran of the Utah Department of Human Services (DHS), Diane Moore, has been selected to lead the Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS).... |
| Salt Lake City among four U.S. cities selected for prestigious land use fellowship Salt Lake City and the Urban Land Institute Utah District Council (ULI Utah) announced that Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski has been selected for the 2018 class of Daniel Rose Land Use Fellows by the Rose Center for Public Leadership.... |
| Solid, Gold: UESP receives Morningstar's top honor 7 years running For the seventh straight year, the Utah Educational Savings Plan (UESP) has been lauded as one of the top 529 college savings plans in the nation by a leading industry analyst. Morningstar's Manager Research Group on Tuesday awarded UESP its Morningstar Analyst Rat... |
Salt Lake Tribune
Op-ed: Skyline High School should be rebuilt for the 21st century
Gov. Herbert calls on Utahns to help 'fellow Americans in Puerto Rico who are hurting'
Deseret News
Op-ed: The raging battle against populism
Editorial: Confidence fuels Utah's bid for new Amazon headquarters
Insurers urge Utahns to consider options on federal exchange, say market still viable
Hatch, Lee decry questions about religion aimed at federal judge nominee
Medicaid expansion campaign to hold public meetings this week on ballot initiative
Utah's public school enrollment exceeds 650,000 students
Utah lawmakers fire gun, sniff pot, take in new tech at crime lab
Utah backing Puerto Rico relief campaign
Salt Lake Mayor Jackie Biskupski opposes Colorado baker in Supreme Court case
Other
Mia Love: We are more racially divided today than 8 years ago (Daily Herald)
Ogden schools are smaller than Weber, Davis schools, despite bond worries (Standard-Examiner)
Ogden's New Bridge, model for proposed new schools, gets high marks (Standard-Examiner)
The Manafort Indictment: Not Much There, and a Boon for Trump (National Review)
Manafort ordered under house arrest as his lawyer calls charges 'ridiculous' (CNBC)
Amid swirl of controversy, Democratic power lobbyist Tony Podesta steps down (Washington Post)
How Trump can shut down the special counsel probe (Wall Street Journal)
Benghazi suspect to face federal court trial (Associated Press)
Google's Dominance in Washington Faces a Reckoning (Wall Street Journal)
Menendez rests defense case after judge denies mistrial request (CNN)
Trump Is Expected to Name Jerome Powell as Next Fed Chairman (New York Times)
Could taxes as high as 45% on cannabis bolster black market in California? (Cannabist)
Attitude
"Ability is what you're capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Attitude determines how well you do it." Lou Holtz
Ramen
"A Japanese company created a $150 noise-canceling ramen fork to cover up slurping noises. So, if you've got 150 bucks to spend on a fork - why are you eating ramen?" Jimmy Fallon
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