The Spanish Fork Neighborhood Market, located at 898 S. 2550 E. successfully held their ribbon-cutting on Wednesday, Oct. 25. The celebration continues from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 28.
During the grand opening ceremony, Market Manager Adam Pelley presented checks totally $5,000 to Tabitha’s Way, the Spanish Fork Library and Maple Mountain High School. Pictures of check presentations are available by clicking on the following link:
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The market brought 100 jobs to the Spanish Fork community!
For the Saturday celebration, customers will enjoy hot dogs, pizza, activities for kids and customer giveaways.
The newest Neighborhood Market brings online grocery pickup which allows customers to select from up to 40,000 online grocery items and choose the best time to pick their items up. A Walmart personal shopper loads the groceries into the customer’s car upon arrival – at no additional cost.
In addition, this store is a new prototype Neighborhood Market that only exists in a limited number of communities, featuring wider aisles and lower counter tops in the deli and bakery for easy ordering. A drive-thru pharmacy offers customers an option of picking up prescriptions without leaving their car.
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THE USED
Release 7th Studio Album
The Canyon
Today on Hopeless Records
"It's their largest body of work to date, and in many ways,
their most important." - Billboard
"The Canyon is more introspective and personal than anything
The Used have put out to date." - Alternative Press
"The Canyon is The Used's declaration of longevity, proving once again that they
have grown exponentially from the scene in which they were bred....The Canyon is
prolific, lengthy, schizophrenic and simply genius." - Outburn Magazine
"The Canyon is an exercise in healing as much as it is in storytelling...a progression
for them both musically and thematically." - OC Weekly
Available Now In Stores, on Apple Music,
iTunes or Streaming on Spotify
Headline Tour with Glassjaw Kicks Off Today
Tickets Available Here
October 27th, 2017 - Los Angeles, CA - The Used has officially released their new album The Canyon today. Produced by Ross Robinson (The Cure, At The Drive In), this 17-track album was recorded entirely on tape, with no more than 3 takes being used on each song. On the new record, Billboard shares "The Canyon details loss with beautiful universality, layers of dense literary lyricism built to leave its listener searching for particular truths." Fans can purchase the album now in stores, on Apple Music, iTunes or streaming on Spotify.
Written out of pain and loss, The Canyon is tragic and haunting while also having a sense of light and energy that is unlike anything this band has put forward. While keeping the heavy hitting melodies and gut wrenching lyrics that The Used is known for, this is the most visceral and personal piece of art the band has ever released.
Over the last 15 years The Used have released a collection of albums that have shaped the space of the alternative rock scene. High energy live shows, gut wrenching relatable lyrics, and melodies that blended pop sensibility and hard rock creating the perfect combination to make an everlasting impression on fans globally. The band put everything into writing and recording The Canyon and from start to finish you are submerged into an inescapable visceral universe and McCracken leaves us with, "That's what this record is - it's a moment of silence for what's real."
The Canyon Tracklisting
1. For You
2. Cold War Telescreen
3. Broken Windows
4. Rise Up Lights
5. Vertigo Cave
6. Pretty Picture
7. Funeral Post
8. Upper Falls
9. The Divine Absence (This Is Water)
10. Selfies In Aleppo
11. Moving The Mountain (Odysseus Surrenders)
12. Over and Over Again
13. The Quiet War
14. Moon-Dream
15. The Nexus
16. About You (No Songs Left to Sing)
17. The Mouth Of The Canyon
Cover Art Download Here
The Used hit the road tonight to kick off their month-long tour with support from Glassjaw in San Francisco. This tour will be the first chance fans have to see The Used bring these special songs to life on stage. For more info and to purchase tickets and VIP packages, visit theused.net.
Upcoming Tour Dates:
10/27 San Francisco, CA The Masonic
10/28 Los Angeles, CA Palladium
10/30 Denver, CO Fillmore Auditorium
10/31 Kansas City, MO Uptown Theatre
11/2 Milwaukee, WI Eagles Ballroom
11/3 Chicago, IL Aragon Ballroom
11/5 Grand Rapids, MI 20 Monroe Live
11/7 Boston, MA House of Blues
11/8 New York, NY Terminal 5
11/10 Philadelphia, PA The Fillmore
11/12 Sayreville, NJ Starland Ballroom
11/14 Silver Spring, MD The Fillmore
11/15 Nashville, TN War Memorial Auditorium
11/17 San Antonio, TX The Vibes Event Center
11/18 Houston, TX Revention Music Center
11/19 Dallas, TX Southside Ballroom
11/21 Phoenix, AZ The Van Buren
11/24 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
11/25 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex
11/28 Portland, OR Roseland Theatre
11/29 Seattle, WA Showbox SoDo
Tour Admat Download Here
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The Used is Bert McCracken (vocals), Jeph Howard (bass), Dan Whitesides (drums), and Justin Shekoski (guitar).
Press Photo Download Here
High Res Cover Art Download Here
Tour Admat Download Here
For more information on The Used, please visit:
Website: www.TheUsed.net
Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheUsed
Twitter: twitter.com/WeAreTheUsed
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THE VIEW FROM
T O R R E Y H O U S E
October 2017
Submissions open for the 2018 Utah Clean Air Chapbook: Breathing Stories
For those who live in Utah, it’s no secret that our state ranks among the worst for air quality. Environmental groups, moms, doctors, activists, and concerned residents of Utah have tirelessly advocated for clean air for years. To build on this important work, Torrey House Press is partnering with local clean air groups to create an art-as-advocacy chapbook called Breathing Stories: Utah Voices for Clean Air. Utah officials know the statistics on our polluted air, but to fully emphasize the gravity of the problem, we need your story. We will deliver the chapbook to every member of the Utah State Legislature and relevant city and county councilmembers, and will use your words to inspire and empower our community to act for clean air.
Learn more about the project and submit your story by November 27th.
indigenous organizers and SustainUS delegates to the UN Climate Change Conference
“I didn’t want to become that 'token' Native, speaking on panels because I’m a minority, a woman, but I also didn’t want to pass on opportunities that would otherwise be filled by white, European men.” — Kayla
“By grounding myself in who I am, where I come from, and all of the people who have helped me get where I am today, I will do everything I can to advocate for demands that protect and amplify underrepresented voices, which I can only represent through my limited shared experiences.” — Michael
Please consider a gift to Torrey House Press in your end-of-year giving. We depend on readers like you to help us publish books that make a difference in conservation.
OUT NOVEMBER 14th!
November 8: 7:00 p.m. Stony Mesa Sagas book launch at The King's English Bookshop
November 15: 7:00 p.m. Stony Mesa Sagas reading and signing at Back of Beyond Books
November 25: 2:00 p.m. Chat and signing with Chip Ward at the Old House at Center and Main
November 11: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Edge of Morning pop-up reading with editor Jacqueline Keeler at Wordstock: Portland's Book Festival
November 18th: 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk and Montezuma Great Old Broads for Wilderness event at the Cortez Cultural Center
November 19: 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Edge of Morning signing with editor Jacqueline Keeler at the Wild Arts Festival
OUT NOVEMBER 14th!
October 27: 5:00 p.m. Nature, Love, Medicine reading with editor Thomas Fleischner and contributor Edie Dillon at Bright Side Bookshop
November 11: 6:00 p.m. Nature, Love, Medicine reading with editor Thomas Fleischner and contributors Jane Hirshfield, Sarah Rabkin, Gwen Heistand, and Edie Dillon at Point Reyes Books
November 14: 4:00 p.m. Nature, Love, Medicine lecture, reading, and discussion with editor Tom Fleischner and contributors Edie Dillon, Gwen Heistand, and Sarah Rabkin at Stanford's Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve
OCTOBER'S NEWS AND EVENTS
The Mountains and Plains Independent Booksellers Association 2017 Fall Discovery Show was a huge success—and so much fun! On October 12th, Chip Ward (left) signed copies of his upcoming book Stony Mesa Sagas for excited booksellers. On October 13th, Scott Graham (far right) signed galleys of Yosemite Fall, the fourth in his National Park Mystery series. On the afternoon of October 14th, Scott Graham and Stephen Trimble (right left) chatted with booksellers at the Books and Brews luncheon. Later that night, Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk (middle left), Stephen Trimble, and Kirsten Johanna Allen (middle right) appeared at the BookBar for a critical discussion of national monuments and how Red Rock Stories sheds light on controversies surrounding sacred landscapes.
Read the Publishers Weekly article "Record Turnout for Energized MPIBA 2017 Trade Show."
On October 25th, Kirsten Johanna Allen moderated a powerful conversation with Jacqueline Keeler (left) and Heid Erdrich (middle) at Utah Valley University. On October 26th, Keeler and Erdrich were joined by Lyle Balenquah (right) at a discussion at Southern Utah University. They discussed Edge of Morning, the sacredness of land, and Native sovereignty, with readings from the book and a session of questions and discussion with the audience.
This month Rachel Davis became our new Production and Community Relations Manager!
Rachel grew up in West Jordan, UT, where she still lives with three cats. From a young age, annual trips to Goblin Valley, Moab, and Washington Lake stoked her love of Utah’s land and an addiction to seeing the Milky Way. She recently earned her BA in English from the University of Utah and completed the University of Denver Publishing Institute. In her free time she can be found watching horror flicks, reading poetry and mysteries, or taking in the horizon that frames a cloud-filled sky.
As of November 1st, Torrey House Press will be relocated to a third-floor office at Impact Hub Salt Lake:
150 State St. #1
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
We're excited about all the opportunities this new space offers. Come say hi!
