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American Mother's Day is rooted in Christianity, but moms are celebrated annually by cultures around the world.
To me, it seems like a new restaurant or bar is opening every day along the Wasatch Front, and I can't keep up with all these options.
This issue—and all issues—of City Weekly gives readers ideas for the best places to dine, both affordable and high-end. To me, it seems like a new restaurant or bar is opening every day along the Wasatch Front, and I can't keep up with all these options. If you haven't made reservations yet for this year's Mother's Day dining, you may be out of luck.
My twins live out of state, so I get calls and flowers each year. Mother's Day isn't just a U.S. concoction to boost sales of greeting cards, candy and flowers.
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