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Checklists for Success, from Knoxville to Salt Lake City and Beyond

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Skyline of the city that American Futures cruelly left out (Eric Schramm / Visit Salt Lake)

We’re back to followup on my March issue story about local-level civic coherence, even at a time of the worst national-level dysfunction in at least a century. Here goes:

1. Salt Lake City: Can’t We Just Get Along?

Until now, I’ve always considered myself on good terms with the “Crossroads of the West,” also known as SLC. Since my first visit there on a Boy Scout trip, I’ve returned many times. My wife Deb and I have put in visiting stints at both Brigham Young University, in Provo, and at the University of Utah, in Salt Lake City itself. It’s a great place!

Thus naturally my feelings were hurt by the headline below from the Daily Utah Chronicle, over a story by Emma Tanner:

People of Utah, please!


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