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"New Upscale Eatery, Fluoride Debate, and 2025 Tulip Festival in Sugar House!"
Bruce Bigford
Apr 29, 2025
Trivia QuestionβHow many acres does Salt Lake City's Liberty Park cover, making it the largest public park in the city? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
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New Restaurant In Sugar House |
Discover the Magic of Empanada Co. in Sugar House, Utah! π½οΈ If you're on the hunt for an exquisite culinary delight, you must visit Empanada Co. in the vibrant area of Sugar House, Utah. This local gem is winning hearts and tantalizing tastebuds one empanada at a time! π₯ With their authentic, freshly-made empanadas, crafted lovingly with premium ingredients, you're in for a treat. Whether you're in the mood for something savory like their classic beef empanadas or craving something sweet, there's an option for everyone. Each bite is packed with flavor and offers a taste of culture and tradition right here in Utah. π Why Choose Empanada Co.? π
So, next time you're in the area, make sure to drop by Empanada Co., and embark on a delightful culinary journey! |
Hearth and Hill For all those who have been to the Park City location you know how great they are. Don't miss the opportunity to try out their new place in Sugar House. Check this out! |
Hearth and Hill, a new upscale American restaurant, is opening in Sugar House, bringing a fresh dining option to the neighborhood. The restaurant will offer a variety of dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, as well as a full bar featuring craft cocktails and an extensive wine list. The grand opening is set for Friday, March 20th, and reservations are recommended. Hearth and Hill aims to provide a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests to enjoy delicious food and drinks while supporting the local community. Read More... |
Fluoride is a mineral found in water and toothpaste that has benefits for dental health, such as preventing cavities. However, excessive intake can lead to dental fluorosis, which causes discoloration and weakening of teeth. Some studies suggest fluoride may also have negative effects on brain development and thyroid function. The debate over the potential harms of fluoride continues, but experts generally agree that at appropriate levels, fluoride can be beneficial for oral health. It is important to follow guidelines and consult with a healthcare provider to ensure safe fluoride intake. Read More... |
Joke Of The Day |
Why did the scarecrow win an award in Salt Lake City, Utah? Because he was outstanding in his field! |
Secret Hidden Gem |
Visit the Spiral Jetty, a unique earthwork located on the north shore of the Great Salt Lake. |
The Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, UT will take place on Thursday, April 10, 2025, starting at 9:00am. |
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βοΈ Editorβs PickLiving Traditions Festival Dates: April 26β28 Celebrate Salt Lakeβs vibrant multicultural community with traditional music, dance, and food from dozens of cultures! Washington Square, 451 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT https://www.slc.gov/arts/livingtraditionsfestival/ Pro Tip: Go Friday evening for the freshest food and before the bigger Saturday crowds! π Hidden GemGallery Stroll: SLCβs Spring Art Hop Date: April 19 (bonus event, often extends into April 20) Stroll through downtown SLCβs independent art galleries, meet local artists, and grab free refreshments. Various locations https://www.gallerystroll.org/ Pro Tip: Start at Phillips Gallery, then hop over to FICE Galleryβthey usually have live DJs or street art! π New This Week
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family & Community
π©βπ€ Teen-Friendly
πΆ Music & Concerts
πΌοΈ Arts & Culture
β½ Sports & Outdoors
π₯ Food & Markets
π Theatre/Nightlife
Event dates and times may changeβplease check the official event websites or links provided for the most current information before attending! |
π‘ Answer to Trivia Question: Liberty Park covers 80 acres in Salt Lake City, Utah. |