Great Salt Lake Whiplash, Hot Maestro, Fill a Pantry
The Great Salt Lake water has shrunk again. Will water get more expensive!? Executive producer Emily Means and host Ali Vallarta discuss the state’s next steps. Plus, the housing-to-food crisis, a hot new maestro, and your birthday party invite.
Resources and references:
- Great Salt Lake drops back down to 2021 levels [FOX 13]
- Utah’s food banks still see high demand. Housing costs are a contributing factor [KUER]
- Donate to the Utah Food Bank.
- Volunteer with Meals on Wheels.
- Fill a Salt Lake community fridge. [Hey Salt Lake]
- 'The Soundtrack of Tomorrow': Utah Symphony announces new music director [KSL]
- Buy tickets to KRCL’s 45th Anniversary Party.
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