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The Utah Off-Roaders Alliance & Salt Lake Off-Road Expo invited members of the Utah Legislature to meet the community and see the tremendous impact off-road adventuring has on Utah's economy and, it's fun!
https://slorex.com/day-on-the-hill-2020/
Native America Tribes weren't the "noble savages" some have portrayed them to be. Politically and culturally sophisticated, they had governments long before Europeans arrived. Iroquois system was governed by "the Great Binding Law" a centuries-old oral tradition. Iroquois leaders actually visited the Continental Congress. They gave John Hancock a tribal name and shared the principles of their Law, many of which are now reflected in provisions of the US Constitution
http://minutemanredux.blogspot.com/2011/08/gayanashagowa-great-binding-law.html
When the 2002 Olympic Games came to Salt Lake City, the Organizing Committee knew that many of the sports included — biathalon, luge, curling — are activities Utah kids never see or get to participate in. The Guide, narrated by the SLOC mascots — Copper, Coal & Powder — briefly explain the history and rules of the Winer Olympic Sports.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/short-effective-olympic-games-guide-youngsters-phoenix-roberts/