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Study: Utah is a big U.S. innovator and its higher education system is part of that success • Utah News Dispatch
Innovation · Salt Lake City

Study: Utah is a big U.S. innovator and its higher education system is part of that success • Utah News Dispatch

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A student walks on the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City in April. (Erika Bolstad/Stateline)Utah is growing to be one of the most innovative states in the U.S. If you ask the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, their experts would say it ranks No. 1 among the other states for innovation capacity and outcomes.  That ranking spot was determined because of the state’s Innovation Intelligence Index score, an Indiana Business Research Center m…See the Story
Mitt Romney Reflects on a Career of Lightly Held Stances - Conservative Angle
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Mitt Romney Reflects on a Career of Lightly Held Stances - Conservative Angle

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So many people have seemingly forgotten that Mitt Romney was the 20212 Republican presidential nominee.  He was crushed by Barack Obama despite record turnout by republican voters who held their nose, yet again, one last time and voted for the last of the GOP ‘next in line’ crew. As he exits a career in politics, […] The post Mitt Romney Reflects on a Career of Lightly Held Stances appeared first on The Last Refuge. The post Mitt Romney Reflects…See the Story
Utah’s old prison now gone, leaders break ground on ‘The Point,’ a huge state-run development • Utah News Dispatch
Infrastructure · Utah

Utah’s old prison now gone, leaders break ground on ‘The Point,’ a huge state-run development • Utah News Dispatch

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A rendering depicts the first phase of The Point, a project state leaders have envisioned on 600 acres of land now freed up for development after the state moved its prison from Draper to Salt Lake City. (Courtesy of the Point of the Mountain State Land Authority) Utah’s top state leaders — Gov. Spencer Cox, Senate President Stuart Adams, and House Speaker Mike Schultz — and other dignitaries all gathered at a construction site in Bluffdale to d…See the Story

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