Lindsey Nikola
@lindseynikola.bsky.social
Proud member of a team that always passes the Bechdel test. Rachel’s assistant.
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Please welcome @slcmoves.bsky.social to BlueSky! Great seeing them here. I encourage the SLC bike/ped community to engage constructively with them here and elsewhere. Remember, city staff work hard on transportation issues, and often street design shortcomings are due to politics, not to staff
Learn about the redesign of 300 North! We're paving 800 West to 1000 West this week 🚧
May 22, 2025 at 4:48 PM
Please welcome @slcmoves.bsky.social to BlueSky! Great seeing them here. I encourage the SLC bike/ped community to engage constructively with them here and elsewhere. Remember, city staff work hard on transportation issues, and often street design shortcomings are due to politics, not to staff
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Salt Lake City, Utah, and Boise, Idaho, adopted official Pride flags on Tuesday in response to state laws barring the display of any nonofficial flags at schools and government buildings.
Salt Lake City and Boise Adopt Official Pride Flags in Response to State Laws
www.nytimes.com
May 7, 2025 at 3:32 PM
Salt Lake City, Utah, and Boise, Idaho, adopted official Pride flags on Tuesday in response to state laws barring the display of any nonofficial flags at schools and government buildings.
This isn't quite right - CO's $34M is their 10 year sum. UT's $3.5M is a *one year* sum. If you assume they continue to be funded every year, thats similar funding. Plus there was a $13.5 M fund set to go upon signing a contract with UT.
So Sundance announced they’re leaving the same day the Colorado legislature advanced a $34 million tax package to lure the festival.
Utah’s bid was largely in infrastructure and in-kind but not close to that kind of money. #utpol
Utah’s bid was largely in infrastructure and in-kind but not close to that kind of money. #utpol
March 28, 2025 at 5:40 PM
This isn't quite right - CO's $34M is their 10 year sum. UT's $3.5M is a *one year* sum. If you assume they continue to be funded every year, thats similar funding. Plus there was a $13.5 M fund set to go upon signing a contract with UT.