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Eight years after hosting Olympics, Salt Lake City and other Utah cities find fruitful legacy

0 Comments Published by les February 8th, 2010 in Business News, Communication, Community Dialogue, Current Events, Public Relations, SLC, Salt Lake City, Tourism.

Although it has been eight years since Salt Lake City dispensed itself well as the host of the 2002 Winter Olympics, the city’s travel and tourism portfolio continues to benefit handsomely from the highly valued visibility of this global event as evidenced in previous Selective Echo posts here, here and here.
“We have an opportunity every [...]



Salt Lake City convention bookings look promising in recession-tinted picture

1 Comment Published by les October 20th, 2009 in Business News, Communication, Community Dialogue, Current Events, Customer Service, Public Relations, SLC, Salt Lake City, Tourism.

Note: Photos courtesy of Ben Crosby. Top is the opening event for Meeting Professionals International delegates held in July on the City Library Plaza. The bottom photo is the closing event at the Red Butte Garden.
There is no doubt that Scott Beck, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau, relishes a [...]



Guest post by Vanessa Chang-The Short List: SLC Eats (downtown)

0 Comments Published by les July 7th, 2009 in Business News, Chocolate, Coffee, Communication, Community Dialogue, Cuisine, Current Events, Public Relations, Salt Lake City, Tourism.

Editor’s Note: Vanessa Chang, is a highly talented writer living in Salt Lake City. Among her many passions is food, and her articles have appeared locally and nationally, including The New York Times, Sunset, and Wine Enthusiast, to name a few. Her blog is titled: She Craves: A glutton with brains. As a companion to [...]





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  • Vanessa’s story and the march for immigration reform ---

    Editor’s Note: Mark Alvarez shares a touching story below about a teenager and the campaign for immigration reform. Perhaps better than any speech or message by politicians or elected officials, the story zeroes in precisely on why there should be no further delay in enacting comprehensive immigration reform. And, it’s timed well to coincide with [...]

  • Script-in-Hand Series for Plan-B, Meat and Potato Theatres opens with strong results ---

    Editor’s Note: It’s always a great pleasure to have Peter Golub grace the pages of the Selective Echo blog. The young gifted writer and literary scholar from Salt Lake City recently reviewed the first of three readings highlighting new original plays by local playwrights as part of an ongoing collaboration between Plan-B Theatre [...]

  • Laying the groundwork for a Utah march on immigration reform ---

    Editor’s Note: Mark Alvarez has a first-hand account on the initial planning of the forthcoming Utah march for immigration reform. The event, scheduled for March 21, is taking shape.
    Saturday at Centro Cívico Mexicano, 155 S. 600 W. in Salt Lake City, several hundred Latinos met for Rumbo a la reforma migratoria or working towards immigration [...]

  • Plan-B Theatre: Wallace visible ---

    Editor’s Note: Mark Alvarez, an attorney and writer who is a regular contributor to The Selective Echo, is guest reviewer for Plan-B Theatre’s world production of “Wallace.” He attended the opening night performance.
    Near the end of Plan-B Theatre’s ‘Wallace,’ Wallace Thurman stands on a wooden table surrounded by three chairs and a circle of [...]

  • The notion of home for two Wallaces at heart of Plan-B’s adventurous world premiere production ---

    “My habits and the unchanging season sustain me. Evil is what questions and disrupts. … I started to establish the present and the present moved on. What I established is already buried under layers of tape. Before I can say I am, I was. … Home is a notion that only nations of the homeless [...]

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