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Utah Officials Encourage Limited Gatherings and Other Precautions Amid COVID-19 Concerns

Mar 12, 2020 ● By Justin Adams

Everyone from the Utah Jazz to local school districts are deciding what to do in the face of Coronavirus.

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Contaminants create costly conundrum for Murray

Mar 11, 2020 ● By Shaun Delliskave

Cost overruns to the Utahna Drive Storm Drain Project linked to contaminated soil and rising construction costs.

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Herriman City Council to consider final approval for Mountain Ridge Development

Mar 10, 2020 ● By Justin Adams

The project would add over 600 units to the city.

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West Valley police aiming to raise its standards with further accreditation

Mar 09, 2020 ● By Travis Barton

Advancing to the next level in accreditation would see the police department go from meeting 187 national standards to approximately 400.

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New judge presides over cases in SSL Justice Court

Mar 09, 2020 ● By Bill Hardesty

Judge Ryan J. Richards, who worked as the city prosecutor for three years and with the Utah Attorney General’s office, took over the bench in late January.

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New agreement gives South Jordan more say on Bingham Creek Regional Park

Mar 09, 2020 ● By Susan Palmer

SoJo Fitness Center is being transferred to Salt Lake Country as down payment for Bingham Creek Regional Park joint venture with SoJo.

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Murray creates Fashion Place small area plan

Mar 09, 2020 ● By Shaun Delliskave

Murray City is looking at planning opportunities and challenges in the neighborhoods between Fashion Place Mall and Fashion Place West TRAX Station.

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Find Utah tax help at Midvale City Hall

Mar 09, 2020 ● By Erin Dixon

If you don’t think you need to file a tax return because you don’t make enough money, you could be missing out on tax credits that give you a refund.

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Could Herriman City Disallow Swimming at Blackridge Reservoir?

Mar 05, 2020 ● By Justin Adams

Or, the city might decide to allow concession sales once again.

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