Topic: Connect
Clear the Air Challenge Kick-Off
Clear the Air Challenge Kick-Off Friday January 12, 2019 Utah’s 10th annual Clear the Air Challenge is underway. The program was created as a method for businesses and indi …
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A day at the fair!
The CATALYST Clean Air Solutions Fair, January 19, was one of the most engaging yet. A huge thank you to all of our exhibitors, donors and volunteers (see next page). And thanks to …
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Caffe Ibis Opens Red Chair
The Red Chair, a project of Caffe Ibis Coffee Roasters, recently opened on the University of Utah’s campus. Located in the first-floor common area of the new Sorenson Arts & Ed …
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Sundance 2019: Pop-Up Magazine
I’ve always wondered what a magazine would look like live. How to bring the stories to life, but still capture the audience with the same intimacy between the writers’ words and th …
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On The Path: Thomas McConkie of Lower Lights Sangha
Insights from life’s journeys, by members of CATALYST’s Community Resource Directory: “What has set you on your path? Where and how did your journey begin that has led you to this …
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Clean Air Solutions Fair January 19, 2019
Your opportunity to help clean up our air is coming up soon. It’s getting real out there. In October, the United Nations declared that it’s time to take “unprecedented” actions to …
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Getting to the heart of health care
How do we care for one another? How do we cope with illness, injury and loss and find the strength to heal? Stories help us grapple with these complex questions. It was the summer …
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Swedetown
Memories of a Salt Lake City neighborhood built on, and then lost to, industry. The perceived homogeneity of a city is upheld by the undoing of unique places within it. For Salt La …
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Slightly off season
Fall and winter travel is easier than ever, now that daylight saving time lasts longer than daylight losing time. Even after the great fall-back darkness descends, you can find ple …
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Aquarium Age: November 21 – 27
I’m taking a break this week from the regular format of these pages. Yes, the current Mercury Retrograde is overwhelming with techno-challenges (wasn’t last Friday just a bitch?). …
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As the climate shifts…
Our city and county officials are gearing up for change. We can plainly to see that already climate changes are impacting our everyday lives in northern Utah. Over the past three …
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#MeToo musings & a feast
The #MeToo phenomenon has sparked a lot of intimate conversations around the country. Women of all ages are sharing stories with their friends—stories they may have never told anyo …
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Precipitating Change
Without your support, CATALYST, like indie outlets nationwide, could disappear. This past August, the Village Voice, perhaps one of the most iconic independent media organizations …
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Women of Wisdom: Karen Shepherd
A Catalyst staff millennial learns some valuable history from local luminary. Karen Shepherd lives in Federal Heights with her husband, Vince, and her black standard poodle, Lola. …
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On the cover: Chris Miles
After graduating from the University of Utah with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts, Chris Miles moved to New York and worked as an illustrator for magazines, book covers and children’s bo …
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Environmental effects of the government shutdown include: federal lands drilling permits issued without public environmental scoping (which is required by law) and a lack of pollution inspections by the EPA. Meanwhile the oil and gas industry continued as usual when the Trump admin declared them "essential energy productions". #Environews
Environews: Environmental impacts of the government shutdown | Catalyst Magazine
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Environmental stewardship suffered during the partial government shutdown that began on December 22, 2018 over the refusal of the U.S. Congress to ...