Here’s who Tribune readers think should be 2018 Utahn of the Year

(Tribune file and courtesy photos) Draper firefighter Matthew Burchett, Jazz player Donovan Mitchell, North Ogden mayor and Utah National Guardsman Maj. Brent Taylor

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