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Roscioli Is a Roman Holiday
If you know an American who has been to Rome, you know an American who has been to Roscioli. Nearly every Yank I spoke to about the Italian import immediately glazed over with rapture, remembering a trip to the Eternal City and a meal at the little salumeria on the Via dei Giubbonari that transforms,…
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The Year Food-Inspired Beauty Trends Reigned Supreme
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Getty Images From Hollywood’s obsession with biopics, movie remakes, and reboots to the rise of wildly overpriced basics (aka “quiet luxury“) and a lack of innovation in the fashion industry, it seems originality is dead. And in the year 2023, no cultural sector made this more obvious than the beauty…
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WSU grad named artistic director at world-renowned Chatauqua enclave
Wright State University fine arts graduate Erika b Hess is the new artistic director of a world-renowned institution, one in which she spent time as a summer student several years ago. Hess, who is from Columbus and has a studio in New York, was named artistic director of Chautauqua Visual Arts of Chautauqua Institution. The…
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Former east-side elementary to become soccer field, tennis courts for Highland High students
The former Rosslyn Heights Elementary site will become a place where Highland High School students can practice and compete in sports including tennis, soccer and lacrosse, Salt Lake City school board members unanimously decided late Tuesday. The plan calls for six tennis courts and one combined, artificial field for both soccer and lacrosse, as well…
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More than 60% of Utahns delayed or skipped health care because of cost. Utah has a plan to help.
Para leer este artículo en español, haz clic aquí. This story is part of The Salt Lake Tribune’s ongoing commitment to identify solutions to Utah’s biggest challenges through the work of the Innovation Lab. [Subscribe to our newsletter here] Two hours in the emergency room last year racked up a $4,500 bill that Amanda DeBry…
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Fanatics helps pro athletes transition to life after sports with business immersion program
Fanatics is helping professional athletes transition to life after sports. This week, 11 WNBA and MLB players took part in a weeklong business immersion program in Los Angeles. Fanatics has in recent months grown from its e-commerce core to add sports betting and live events to its growing business. WNBA and MLB players take part…
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The best tour companies for seniors
“When you’re traveling, opportunities are offered to step out of your comfort zone. You might think you’re too old. But you’re not!” says Matt Berna, a president at Intrepid Travel, a world leader in global travel. “We discovered that the things that seemed initially the scariest turned out to be the most thrilling, the most…
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Subscriptions are quickly ruining fitness trackers
Joe Maring / Digital Trends Once upon a time, you could buy a fitness tracker like a Fitbit, strap it on your wrist, and go about your life. There’d be a companion app that would sync with your tracker, giving you an in-depth look at your daily activity, health stats, and even sleep tracking. All of…
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Now boarding: boomers
Welcome back to Survey Says, a carefully curated collection of travel surveys that have piqued our interest. Translation: We found some fun tidbits and slapped them together. This week, we dive into the travel generation gap. The airport is going to look a bit older this holiday season, and I’m not talking about the worn…
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3 Ways To Unleash The Power Of AI To Spark Innovation
As artificial intelligence has moved from a futuristic concept to an accessible tool used in everyday life, we’re just beginning to see its implications across a variety of businesses. From improving customer service to identifying fraud, AI has brought forth meaningful change when it comes to sparking innovation and change within a company. While AI…