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Bryanna Willis

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Market Street Grill to close its iconic downtown location after 46 years

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By Carter Williams Verified, Bryanna Willis Verified, Garna Mejia
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast
SALT LAKE CITY — Market Street Grill is closing its downtown Salt Lake City location after nearly five decades of business. The iconic restaurant, located at 48 S. Market Street, recently posted a notice that it and the Oyster Bar will permanently close on June 30. Its Cottonwood Heights (2985 E. Cottonwood Parkway) and South Jordan (10702 S. River Front Parkway) locations will remain open, per the notice.
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‘It’s magical’: Utah farm helps people to experience fireflies while advocating for the lightning bug

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By Bryanna Willis Verified
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast
SALT LAKE CITY — Fireflies have been documented in 28 of Utah’s 29 counties. Despite that fact, most people say they’ve never seen one. Thompson Century Farm owner Diane Thompson Garcia said that’s probably because most people don’t go out into dark marshy areas at 10 o’clock at night in June. Garcia’s farm has been in her family since 1852. The farm, just under 24 acres, is home to a population of fireflies that have been documented to live there for the past 100 years.
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SLCPD to expand drone first responder program as it eyes safety, efficiency

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By Andrew Adams Verified, Bryanna Willis Verified, Garna Mejia
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast
SALT LAKE CITY — Police said Wednesday they intended to expand their drone “first responder” program in the coming weeks after seeing positive resolutions to cases as well as improved efficiency. According to officials, the Salt Lake City Police Department will have four drone docking stations positioned around the city by the first week in June with plans to increase that number to seven. “We think it’s going to be a good program,” said Chief Brian Redd during an interview with KSL.
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