So... it's just a small plane. Still requires a runway. How is that convenient?

As a person who does commute to SLC via car for work, and who has for a lifetime, I have not noticed a change in traffic levels so much as I have found the roads to be more confusing and inconsistent to navigate.

It's important, however, for us to be patient as we learn how to make the city safer.

Please speak up about Utah's water use and demand fair water use of the Colorado River for our neighbors. We eat their food, enjoy their protection, and travel their borders often; they deserve our consideration.

Nevada and Arizona have enacted strict water-saving regulations to combat drought, but Utah still continues as if nothing has changed, and has been trying to get even more water.

Their excuse? "It's not our fault we are up-river; if it's in our border we should get to use it".

It doesn't take a genius to discern that if we take more water from up-river, the other states down-river will have even less water.

Water that farmers use to grow our food, Native Americans use as their only water source, and tons of cities rely on.

And yet it's okay to display Nazi and Confederate flags.
This bill is not to protect kids; it's to keep them in the dark. School should be helping kids learn about the world they live in, and LGBTQIA people are in that world. Better for kids to learn how to face that discomfort in a safe environment