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| |  | Are you voting in Utah’s primary election? (Ivana Martinez/City Cast Salt Lake) |
| Utah’s primary election is today, with races for Congress, the state Legislature, and county offices on the ballot. Here’s a quick guide on the key info you should know before the polls close. | - Forget to register? Utah allows same-day voter registration at polling places. Just make sure you bring two forms of ID, one to confirm your identity and the other to prove your address. [Salt Lake County]
- Postmarks no longer count. All ballots must be in your county clerk’s hands by 8 p.m. So if your ballot is still sitting on the kitchen counter, skip the mailbox and use a drop box or vote center instead. [Salt Lake County]
- The big races: All four of Utah’s congressional seats are up for reelection this year, though only Districts 1, 2, and 3 have primary contests. Refer to our guide to see where Utah’s First Congressional District Democratic candidates stand on the issues.
- Will Republicans decide who fills the First Congressional District seat? Thousands of Utah Republicans and unaffiliated voters requested Democratic primary ballots this year, drawn by the newly created, Democrat-leaning First Congressional District. [Deseret News]
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| What Salt Lake's Talking About |
| Bonneville Fire Update | The Bonneville fire behind the University of Utah is expected to pick up again as humidity drops and temperatures rise again this week. [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧] | | Firework Restrictions | With Utah facing a high-risk wildfire season, officials are reminding residents that fireworks are only legal during certain holiday windows, and some areas ban them altogether. Check out Salt Lake County’s handy map to see if you live in a restricted area. [Salt Lake County] | | New Rules for Airbnb | Salt Lake City is rolling out its first licensing system for short-term rentals, requiring Airbnb and Vrbo hosts to pay fees and follow new rules starting July 1. The changes include a two-night minimum stay, a cap of 200 rental nights per year, and stricter safety and parking requirements. [Salt Lake Tribune] | | Build a LEGO Bug | The Natural History Museum of Utah is hosting a LEGO bug-building contest through Aug. 1, with categories for kids and adults. Several Salt Lake County libraries are offering free LEGO-building events for anyone who needs bricks. [Natural History Museum of Utah] | | Piano Sculpture on Abravanel Plaza | Utah artist Jason Manley fused together five pianos to create a playable, 13-foot-wide sculpture on the plaza of Abravanel Hall. At least give chopsticks a try before it leaves in September. [TikTok] |
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| | | | - 🎟️ Jefferson Jams | June 25 from 7 - 9 p.m. | Jefferson Park - 110 W Fremont Ave (1115 S), Salt Lake City, UT 84101
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One more week of Pride Month, and what says Pride more than a missed connection with a motorcycle lesbian? |
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