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City Weekly's in-house historian reflects on the past, present and future of Utah's 40-year-old alternative newspaper.
And so we reach the conclusion of a 40-week-long reporting project.
And so we reach the conclusion of a 40-week-long reporting project. It's been a long haul, folks, quite literally requiring decades to take shape and then—at least for my small part—months to put together. Reading four decades of a weekly newspaper's archive and attempting to summarize a full year of content each week can certainly leave its impressions on a person.
Every worthwhile subject will do that, of course, but this experience warrants special elaboration.
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