The Salt Lake Bees are leaving Utah’s capital after the 2024 season for new digs in South Jordan’s Daybreak, raising questions about what will happen to the neighborhood the team called home for decades.
New development is likely on the horizon, and if there’s no ballpark in Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood, should the area get a new name? If so, what should it be called?
We want your suggestions and thoughts.
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Blake Apgar
Blake joined The Tribune in March 2022 to cover city and county government before becoming an editor in 2024. He is a University of Minnesota graduate who started his journalism career in Las Vegas, where he covered local government, state politics and the depletion of the Colorado River. He is dad to a Golden Retriever named Woodward.