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Taylorsville 2020 (economic development) Summit a success as ‘stakeholders’ discuss city’s future

Aug 29, 2019 ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville City hosts a business leaders’ summit at Regal Cinema to tout recent accomplishments and future goals.

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Checking in on Herriman Towne Center development as city hall turns 2 years old

Aug 29, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

It's been two years since Herriman CitY Hall opened its doors. Since that time, there hasn't appeared to be much movement on undeveloped land surrounding the area.

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SSL offers olive branch to Shelter the Homeless

Aug 29, 2019 ● By Bill Hardesty

SSL seeks further dialogue with homeless organization, but they are a no show at sparsely attended public meeting.

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Murray ups its nuclear stakes

Aug 29, 2019 ● By Shaun Delliskave

Murray has upped its entitlement shares in a nuclear reactor that is not yet built.

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The one who pays the bills: New Midvale treasurer

Aug 29, 2019 ● By Erin Dixon

Midvale City has a new treasurer. He is responsible for clear and exact money transfers to and from the city.

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7-11 to possibly replace old Wingers building in Cottonwood Heights

Aug 29, 2019 ● By Cassie Goff

The abandoned building on Union Park Avenue, which used to be a Wingers, might finally be brought to life again as plans for a new 7-11 have been submitted to the city.

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Salt Lake County Health reports first 2019 human case of West Nile virus

Aug 22, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Dusk till dawn is a dangerous time when people are more likely to contract West Nile virus. Mosquito abatement offers free, timely help to treat ponds, horse troughs, rain barrels, etc.

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Herriman Boy Scout proposes rebuilding the city’s disc-golf course in a new location

Aug 22, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

A popular city amenity that closed in 2018 may see a return to a different location thanks to the hard work of a local Boy Scout.

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Riverton’s new police officers come with experience, accolades

Aug 22, 2019 ● By Mariden Williams

The new Riverton Police Department, which is proving slightly more expensive than anticipated, introduced the community to its 35 new officers in a public swearing-in ceremony.

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