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Sam Morse

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Sam is an outdoor-focused wordsmith and a survivor of Peter Pan Syndrome. Creatively, he draws on his lived experience to distill stories that inspire and delight. He loves deep snow, long hikes, yoga, spicy food, diving in tropical waters, and all manner of riverplay/exploration. He’s also the co-author of The Ski Town Fairytale, a children’s book (for adults). Currently he lives and plays in Salt Lake City with his golden retriever pup, Blue.

Sam Morse’s Journalist Portfolio

Utah's getting another new hard cider brewery

Utah's getting another new hard cider brewery

To make its hard ciders, Hobbled Dog Cidery uses apples from Paradise - really.

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Who do you trust more to draw Utah's voting maps?

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By Sam Morse
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
By After years of lawsuits, the courts have ordered a new map for 2026 that gives Democrats a fighting chance in a new Salt Lake County-based district. In response, the GOP has filed a federal challenge to block that map, passed a bill to expand the Utah Supreme Court (which critics call "court-packing"), and are racing toward a February 15 deadline to put a repeal of the Independent Commission on the ballot.
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Legal fight over Clarkston Mountain heats up

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By Sam Morse
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
Hello, Cache Valley! In this week's Crop: There's a legal battle looming in Clarkston that pits private property rights against the public's generation-long access to public land. In other words - just another day in the West. Meanwhile, the saga of USU's former president's lavish spending continues, and there might've been some laws broken.Plus: CAPSA is stepping up in a big way to deliver a safe haven for domestic violence survivors.
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Little Lambs Foundation for Kids on the cusp of a big come-up

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By Sam Morse
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
Hello, Croppers! This week we learned that Utah officials recently killed three wolves that were getting dangerously close to livestock in southern Cache County. Also in this week's Crop, we're checking in on Little Lambs Foundation for Kids' progress toward meeting some very ambitious growth goals and digging into a USU program that's helping refugees find meaning. Plus, FYI Hyrum folks: you might want to adjust your commuting route - see below for details.
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