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Chasing the Perfect Turn: Alex Yoder’s Backcountry Snowboarding Adventures in an RV

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By Alex Yoder Verified
| Go Irving
For professional snowboarder Alex Yoder, the mountains have always been more than just a place to ride—they’ve been home, inspiration, and a source of transformation. Born in San Francisco but raised in Jackson, Wyoming, Yoder was introduced to the untamed beauty of the Tetons at an early age. By 14, he knew he wanted snowboarding to be more than just a passion; he wanted it to be his life’s work.
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As a commuter who can't afford to live in Salt Lake City, I still deserve to be heard

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By Alex Yoder Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
Affordable housing was a top budget priority for Utah's state and local officials this year. This was reflected by the $17 million the Legislature earmarked for affordable housing in the 2024-2025 Budget and the nearly $20 million for affordable housing programs in Salt Lake City's 2023-2024 Fiscal Year Budget. Despite the steps local elected officials are taking toward remedying the affordable housing crisis, there is still a massive gap in affordable housing in Salt Lake.
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Why marketing will improve with the death of third-party cookies > TheCustomer

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By Alex Yoder Verified
| thecustomer.net
It’s time we finally got serious (and honest) about what we are doing in marketing and media. The reality is, third-party cookies were a farce. They should have never been relied-on for substance and certainly not for justification of spend. The elimination of cookies is going to force brands to become more aware of consumer needs – and to offer those consumers something for the benefit of transacting with them.
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