7. September 1991: Private Eye rock critic declares grunge “the future of music” and “too big to fail.”
6. [Redacted as per then-attorney Rocky Anderson]
5. May 1997: Between switching titles from Private Eye Weekly to Salt Lake City Weekly, the paper tries out The Pearl of No Price for a week.
4. December 1999: City Weekly fires all employees and publishes combination end-of-the-year/end-of-the-world issue, “Y2K: So Long, Suckers!”
3. April 2004: City Weekly stops printing profanity. Except in some cases. And other instances. Or the rare occasion. This rock-solid policy remains in place today.
2. August 2005: City Weekly ceases running alt-weekly staple comic Life In Hell. Five years later, someone notices.
1. June 2010: City Weekly publishes 25th anniversary issue 52 weeks late.
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