Erin Alberty is a Reporter at Salt Lake City Weekly. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, travel and tourism, and regional interest stories, with a particular focus on adventure and family travel across North America and LATAM. Erin's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN and Axios.
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Erin Alberty's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, events, and topics in Utah and Salt Lake City. She often reports on government announcements, private sector activities, press releases, entertainment news, house & home-related stories as well as government and politics.
Given her focus on local events and businesses within Utah and Salt Lake City, Erin would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives that align with her themes of interest. Additionally, she may welcome story ideas centered around unique aspects of the community or human-interest features tied to the region.
Sources offering insights into local developments within Utah or specific neighborhoods in Salt Lake City could be particularly valuable for Erin's coverage. If pitching a product or business announcement related to these areas is relevant to her themes covered then it might also attract attention.
Lastly given the emphasis on Entertainment News among other things she might appreciate compelling angles involving music artists' influence over cultural trends locally or similar engaging content for readership.
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The Salt Palace was quiet Wednesday as one of its mainstay events kicked off in another time zone.
Nearly 2 million protected acres could see new roads, logging and development.
Why it matters: The group — dubbed the Integrated Warfighter Ecosystem (IWE) — could make smaller businesses more competitive in an industry where startups often don't have the resources to wait years for a big government payday, CenCore CEO Adam Fife tells Axios.
Also: Sports cards and memorabilia on display.
Koecher was last seen in Nevada in 2009.
We asked you to predict which Utah restaurants are likeliest to win a mention in the upcoming American Southwest Michelin guide , and now we're hungry.
It's a landmark change in a county where "honor the Sabbath" was a longtime business norm.
By: Erin Alberty, Kale Williams
The rule shields parts of Mill Creek Canyon, the Wasatch Crest and both White Pine lakes.
A mention in the famously choosy guide is a huge boon for a restaurant's reputation and business.
Salt Lake this weekend: Lunar eclipse, Legos, fashion and festivals
