U.S. Senate Candidate Scott Howell had a chance to explain to representatives of the business community this morning his position on the nation’s debt crisis. The Democrat was the only U.S. Senate candidate present at a forum hosted by the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. GOP Incumbent Orrin Hatch declined to attend the gathering and third party candidates were not invited.
Howell says the federal government can increase revenue and cut spending by first supporting the Buffett rule, which is a $47 million tax increase on the nation’s wealthiest households.
Civility, Civic Engagement and a More Mature Politics
University of Utah Community Engagement Day as part of the Inauguration Week for President David W. Pershing
Senator Curtis Bramble Mayor Peter Corroon Mayor JoAnn Seghini Kilo Zamora, Executive Director, Inclusion Center for Community and Justice John T. Kesler (moderator) Director, Utah Civility and Community
Salt Lake area Hispanic organizations want to make sure that Latino voters have a voice in this year’s election and a couple of taxi companies are helping to turn that desire into reality.
Salt Lake County Sheriff Jim Winder says Republican Salt Lake County Mayoral Mark Crockett has little understanding of how the county jail system works. Winder was responding to statements Crockett made this morning at the Salt Lake County jail about the county budget and reducing recidivism rates in the jail system.
Matthew Baumgart, Senior Director for Government Affairs, National Alzheimer’s Association Dr. Norman L. Foster, Director Center for Alzheimer’s Care, Imaging and Research Senator Karen Morgan, Sponsor Nick Zullo, Director of Program and Advocacy
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