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Tribune editorial: We asked what headlines you want to see in 2019. Here’s what you said.

FILE - This April 20, 2016, file photo shows copies of The Salt Lake Tribune newspaper in Salt Lake City. The Tribune newsroom takes up one floor of the building that bears its name, overlooking snow-capped mountains and the arena where the Utah Jazz play. Once a Digital First property that dealt with staff reductions and feared closure, the paper was sold to a prominent local family in 2016. Since then, its reporters received their first raise in a decade and won a Pulitzer prize for investigative reporting. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)

A sampling of the Dream Headlines submitted by Salt Lake Tribune readers, news they would like to read in the coming year.

Salt Lake to build huge wall between Capitol and Temple Square and the church will pay for it

— Linda Erickson, Tooele


Hurricane Ivanka swamps Mar-a-Lago, drowns Trump’s climate denial

— Dave Folland, Sandy


Life, liberty, happiness ghosts visit Trump

— Aharon D. Shulimson, Salt Lake City


Herbert signs Utah’s carbon tax bill

— Kathy Van Dame, Murray


Democrats compromise: Border wall; Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court

— Richard Jaffe, Salt Lake City


Trump out!

— Gary Reimer, Salt Lake City


Trump tells a truth: First this year

— David A. Moore, Salt Lake City


Border wall complete

— Marci Esparza, Sandy


Trump wins election for Kanab dogcatcher

— Fred Strohacker, Millcreek


Bagley to answer LDS call to Uzbekistan

— Stuart Young, Sandy


LDS Church endorses Bernie Sanders

— Tom Kudla, Heber City


Republicans seek asylum: Join Democratic Party

— Jim Schnitter, Salt Lake City


Trump deported, fake birth certificate

— Glen V. Ruff, Springville


Trump joins monastery, takes vow of silence

— Tom Owens, Farmington


Salt Lake Tribune launches six new sections, becomes 60-page daily

— Carolyn Campbell, Salt Lake City


Legislature to have statue of Moroni installed on Capitol building

— Jeri Peratis, Salt Lake City


The INN Between announces more locations

— Edward R. Blake, Salt Lake City


Winter smog controlled by giant air pumps

— Ted Lazenby


LDS prophet proclaims GOP a Mammonic cult

— John Nelson, Wellsville


Trump picks Tim DeCristopher to be secretary of the interior

— Randy Jones, Midway


Trump catapulted over Great Wall

— Mike DeKeyrel, Mt. Pleasant


Trump tax returns and pre-nup top best seller list

— Scott Dangerfield, Magna


Congress bans big money, lobbyists

— Andrew Kramer, Ivins


Hatch admits he stayed way too long

— Connie Reed, Salt Lake City


Trump hotels to host refugee families

— Doris (Beth) Young, Bountiful


“I alone can fix it.” Trump acts on pledge and resigns from office

— Randy Merrill, Orem


Aliens leave unimpressed

— Mick Florin, South Jordan


Orrin Hatch declared Utah State Fossil

— John Porcher, Salt Lake City


Mueller reveals Russian probe results, and urine for a surprise

— Rosemary Washington, Murray


Orin (sic) Hatch retroactively retires 30 years ago

— Colin Campbell, Salt Lake City


Trump sentencing hearing set for Monday

— Bruce Baird, Sandy


Paper delivered to front door, homeowner ecstatic, no walk to the street or the neighbors driveway to retrieve paper

— David Dowsett


Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints takes over Utah Legislature

— Pete Evanoff, Salt Lake City


Pope Francis urges Catholic men to abstain from Facebook for 10 days

— Kristeen Polhamus, Taylorsville


Utah bans yeti-bigfoot marriage

— Noel de Nevers, Salt Lake City


Trump, Pence resign, Pelosi president

— Mickey Wright, Torrey


LDS President Russell Nelson has revelation: ‘Live and let live’

— David M. Jolley, Salt Lake City


High-speed internet now free for everyone

— Stuart Young, Sandy


No more party, no more money, citizens now make the laws

— Julie Brewer, West Jordan


LDS Church welcomes LGBTs and their children

— Mary Walton, Salt Lake City


Chaffetz is missing

— Jan Coen, Bountiful


Media obsession with Trump ends

— Fred Larsen, Riverton


Wingpointe re-opens for golf

— Stuart Young, Sandy


Trump’s Will donates his brain to science, science rejects it.

— Tom Eiche, Salt Lake City


Church finally getting out of state and liquor businesses

— Gail Sturdevant, Millcreek


Donavon Mitchell slam dunks victory in mayoral race

— Tom Day, Cottonwood Heights


All nations agree on carbon tax

— Sharon Forbes, Bountiful


Head tax funds public schools

— Richard N. Gilbert, West Valley City


Trump frog-marched out of White House

— Tim Riley, Salt Lake City


Teachers to get raises, combat pay

— Gene A. Martinez, Midvale


Trump/Pence abdicate, move to Moscow

— Earl Hindley, Salt Lake City


Legislators finally serious about air quality

— Gary Reimer, Salt Lake City


World at peace, Troops to come home

— Stuart Young, Sandy