NEW PLAY PROJECT HOLDS AUCTION
In hopes of filling their coffers before the 2010 season begins, New Play Project is hosting an auction on July 5. The auction intends to not only raise funds for…
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The vote you probably didn’t notice
On June 23, the Republican primary election hit Utah in a largely unnoticed flurry of conservative rhetoric. Despite atypically aggressive campaigning by many candidates, voting turnout was typically low. Here…
An interview with an artist
A benefit of buying local is that you get to know the people providing your product. Jess Mikel, a vendor at the Provo Farmer’s Market, runs Yours Truly Dear with…
Other local markets
PG Promenade The Pleasant Grove Promenade, which boasts itself as more than just a farmers market, focuses not only on produce, but on boutiques, live music and activities for children….
Provo Farmer’s Market: The best way to buy local
A sushi chef from Seattle moves to Provo to take a break and cooks chicken satay in the open air. A man taught by his father in Austria to bake…
Grow your own
Produce can’t get more local than from your backyard Though many UVU students live in apartments, there is still an option to grow vegetables and herbs from home. Consider buying…
Support local farmers directly
CSAs bring great opportunity for fresh produce Community-Supported Agriculture is a burgeoning movement in Utah in which customers pay upfront for summer-long harvests at local farms. Though most farms are…
SCERA Shell’s summer season opens with a bang
The Scera Shell will open its 2010 summer theater season with classic musical Funny Girl on June 10. BYU stage events coordinator Jennifer Reed is making her premier as a…
Bono under the knife, U2 tour postponed until 2011
The entire second leg of U2’s “360-Degree” tour has been canceled after lead singer Bono received emergency spinal surgery on May 21 in Munich, Germany. Bono is under doctor’s orders…
