Tribune editorial: Utah officials pledge to listen better. The voters should watch closely. Listening is easy, the editorial board writes. “It’s more difficult to take what you've heard and turn it into action. Here are some much-needed steps Cox, Vickers, Schultz and other elected officials of both parties can take to prove they mean business.”
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