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In today's top 5 stories, Utah legislature could raise the minimum sentence for DUI homicides, an Utah teen gets in trouble for taping a fish to a ATM, and more.

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Cindy Timothy, a local pastor from Magna, continues on the podcast to discuss the issues facing out community in the fight to mitigate homelessness.

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Cindy Timothy, a local pastor from Magna, joins the podcast to discuss the issues facing out community in the fight to mitigate homelessness.

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Bob Campbell, owner of All About Coins comes on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss the trials and tribulations of being an owner of a business in downtown Sugar House. The construction in downtown Sugar House is limiting exposure for small businesses, and they need your support.

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Inflation is so prevalent in our lives in 2023. Bob Campbell, owner of All About Coins comes on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss inflation, the value of gold, silver, and precious metals, and how to be smart when it comes to your finances.

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All About Coins is a historic, old-school shop located in downtown Sugar House, replete with stained glass windows, a large collection of coins, and at the center of it all, Bob Campbell. Campbell has been in business for the past 42 years, and created this unique coin shop out of his passion for coins and currency. 

His father passed away in the early years of his childhood, and with little information about his dad’s past other than his passion for numismatics, aka the study or collection of currency, including coins, tokens, paper money, medals and related objects. He took his father’s passion and ran with it. When he was 11, he formed a coin club in his neighborhood. (He was its president, of course.) 

As a young child and well into his teenage years, Campbell began selling coins and enjoyed competitions. He said that one buyer of his coins was surprised when he was still sticking around in his shop, and he had to admit that he still couldn’t drive. He believed he was honoring his father by getting to know his passions. 

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Everything Utah in the Broadway District of Salt Lake City is a special store full of treasures. At the center of the store is Mary Lindsey who is an expert curator for all things Utah.

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Homelessness in downtown Salt Lake City is causing issues for local small businesses. Kathie Chadbourne, owner of From The Ground Up detailed her experience as an owner of a small business downtown.

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Kathie Chadbourne comes on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss her business from The Ground Up and how urban gentrification has effected

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As its name implies, From The Ground Up is a truly a grass-roots, community gathering place in one of the most historic areas of downtown Salt Lake City.

From The Ground Up is a rock shop owned by serial entrepreneur Kathie Chadbourne. Once home to dozens of local shops, including Auerbachs, the Broadway District was and still is the best place for local holiday shopping.

Chadbourne’s business is a bright light on the dismal gentrification of historic Broadway in downtown SLC. Just a block from Chadbourne is a highrise tower. Nearly 30 stories have replaced five former businesses on the block, including the Tavernacle, Especially For You Flowers, and the People’s Coffee.

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