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What’s an unusual sight for Utah? A purple door on Center Street. The witch of Midvale has made her move to a city near you, and whether you’re looking for an eclectic community or tools for your craft, Devin Johnson is here to help. With the grand opening of Altar Ego Apothecary on Aug.

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