A Battle for Alpine Loop, Delta Center Revamp, New Avalanche Pup
Who wins in the battle for the Alpine Loop, cyclists or cars? Executive producer Emily Means, audience development manager Angie Treasure, and City Cast Salt Lake contributor Jack Stauss talk about the fight over who gets the road and gatekeeping leaf peeping spots. Plus, the Delta Center got a makeover, and local shoutouts.
Resources and references:
- Road Respect is a Two Way Street [Utah Department of Public Safety]
- Ryan Smith says SEG will ‘be aggressive’ in pursuing MLB expansion [KSL]
- Check out the Land We Share Summit on Friday, Oct. 2.
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