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Sugar House, the Liberal Distric of SLC
Salt Lake City, UT - Xercess - Wednesday, September 7th, 2005 : goo
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SugarHouse is and odd place compaired to the rest of SLC. In SLC Punk this is where they went to the head shop.
Alot of free spirted people hang around Sugarhouse for the nice parks, street music, and small stores.
The name sugar house comes from the fact that they used to grow sugarbeats there, and make sugar. The light poles have a small beat insignia on them.
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Editor:: fixed! thanks for the submission :)
actually: 17th Sep 2007 - 19:03 GMT
the sugarbeat factory closed down after only two years because the beats that were supposed to be shipped from france never were. it's and interesting story.
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