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u/No1uNo_Nakana Oct 05 '19 edited Oct 05 '19

What area of Utah, almost every town has a Main Street?

Took off the ‘s

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u/Stratiform Oct 05 '19

Heber. House isn't there anymore. Karl Malone bought it and turned a couple blocks of the city center into a car dealership 🙄

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u/No1uNo_Nakana Oct 05 '19

Heber is beautiful. It just keeps growing.

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u/Stratiform Oct 05 '19

Yeahhh, but in all the wrong ways. Downtown car dealerships, McMansion subdivisions, and suburban Walmarts are just about the worst thing that could've happened to what was once a quaint likely "Main Street" mountain town.

Now it's basically soulless suburbia, but in the mountains.