Julie Jag
Olympics and Enterprise Reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune
Olympics and enterprise reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune, lover of words and challenges
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
sltrib.com | Julie Jag
Anyone watching the NCAA basketball championships over the past month has probably heard the term "spring sadness." It's when a fan's team gets knocked out of the tournament and won't be seen on the court again for months. Skiers and snowboarders experience a similar phenomenon this time of year.
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3 weeks ago |
sltrib.com | Julie Jag |Anastasia Hufham
With one glance, Richard Dorchuck could size up the value of most any of the lots at Utah's antler auction. "I am the original 'Antler Man,'" he said. "I have a professional, vocational, recreational Ph.D. in this stuff."Dorchuck towed two helpers and an orange scale the size of a wheelbarrow down rows of deer, elk and moose antlers, around bobcat and beaver pelts and between bison and cougar skulls.
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4 weeks ago |
sltrib.com | Julie Jag
Like the snow they count on, ski resorts' season pass offerings can vary greatly from year to year. Sometimes it's possible to find the equivalent of a powder stash - a pass that's so unbelievable, you'll only tell your closest friends about it. And sometimes you navigate your way over to a favorite pass, only to find that it's become much more treacherous (read: expensive) or that your favorite perks have been ripped out.
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4 weeks ago |
sltrib.com | Julie Jag
For many winters, the language of Utah's traction law bore a remarkable similarity to the bald-tire vehicles often found slipping down the Cottonwood Canyons after a big storm. You might be able to squeeze around it, but at what risk? Utah Department of Transportation officials and officers charged with enforcing the law were equally stuck when they considered either preemptively enacting the law or citing a driver who had broken it. The way the rule was written, there was no clear path forward.
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1 month ago |
sltrib.com | Julie Jag
A parking lot that has become a paradise for Utah skiers and snowboarders is about to be paved over. Construction of a three-tiered parking structure on the Cabriolet lot at Canyons Village is set to begin Monday, Park City Mountain announced this week. In the short term, the disruption will lead to reduced parking in the dirt lot near State Route 224. In the long term, the garage could spell the demise of one of the few free, first-come-first-served ski lots left in the Wasatch Mountains.
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Ski season isn't over yet (IDC what those song birds outside your window are telling you). 😁🏂
Five of Utah's ski and snowboard areas have closed for the 2024-25 season. Here's which ones are next and what they have planned to keep the party going through their final days. https://t.co/2qWxOzDb4O
Nothing to get salty about 😄
Richie Saunders is trying to lead BYU to its first Sweet 16 in a decade. He's also become the face of Tater Tots in a quirky March Madness story. Spoke with the heir to the Tater Tot kingdom, who was more surprised about Saunders' roots than anyone: https://t.co/qt3PKVtrtR https://t.co/OdRMYF03dj
Kirsty Coventry, 41, an Olympic swimming medalist from Zimbabwe, has been voted in as the new IOC president on the first vote. She will be the first woman to hold the position, replacing Thomas Bach. @sltrib @SLCUT2034 https://t.co/Br9tyPZuuZ
