The Salt Lake Tribune

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   Commentary: Why so many women are converting to Catholicism

   For many women converting to Catholicism, the Mary factor looms large.

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   Voices: Utah is seeing fewer traffic deaths, but that doesn’t mean our roads are safe. We still have work to do.

   “I’ve seen firsthand the devastating consequences of serious traffic crashes,” Matthew R. Feller writes in an op-ed. “And, while some statewide trends are movin…

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   Letter: Trump doesn’t care about protecting our forests. Speak up to protect the Roadless Rule before it’s too late.

   Letter: In 2001, Taxpayers for Common Sense supported the creation of the Roadless Rule to stop the frivolous spending of our tax dollars. Over a million people…

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   Letter: Let’s add Dolly Parton’s name to the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

   Letter: Adding Dolly Parton’s name to the Kennedy Center would honor the legacy and contributions of a beloved, talented and intelligent woman. Who could possib…

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   Utah Supreme Court wades into LDS temple zoning battle

   The Utah Supreme Court has waded into a contentious battle between a Heber neighborhood and Wasatch County over a planned temple for the LDS Church.

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   Utah football’s Moment of Loudness has some new voices — and a new look

   The Moment of Loudness remains a Utah football tradition, but former Utes have taken on a new role in the emotional tribute.

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   Letter: It’s time to stop forcing taxpayers to bail out rogue police officers

   Letter: When a doctor commits malpractice, they are personally liable. When a contractor acts with gross negligence, they pay for the damage. Yet we maintain a…

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   Under Trump, protected wild horses are going to slaughter

   A legal loophole allows the government to sell mustangs on the cheap, stripping them of protections and clearing their path to destruction.

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