Experts say that, if we want our resolutions to last beyond January, we need to make them concrete and attainable.
| Morning Edition | | Saturday, Jan. 1, 2022 |
Good morning. On our mind today: The Rose Bowl, getting some fresh air and the death of Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Read these and six other things you need to know. Programming note: In the new year, this newsletter will look a little different, but still have all the things you love. We'll be calling it Utah Today, a newsletter where you can get all the news that's happening in the Beehive State in one place, as well as the national and world news that you value. Thank you for being one of our loyal subscribers! |
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| | | | | | The Jazz are preparing for the inevitable battle against COVID |
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