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Holladay Tree Committee: Keeping Holladay tree-mendous

Mar 27, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

It's no accident that Holladay continues to have a thriving canopy.

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Draper’s recycling reality - as much as 50% of recycling still ends up in landfill

Mar 27, 2019 ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Frustrations over fees and the fact that many recyclables are going into landfills has Draper City looking at alternatives to waste disposal, including technology from Germany. Some are skeptical of the plans.

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‘We are Salt Lake County: We are here for you’
 Mayor Jenny Wilson’s State of the County Addresses
 regional growth, communication, challenges and successes

Mar 27, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

A speech that lasted 23 minutes boiled down to 10 words, according to Mayor Jenny Wilson: “We are Salt Lake County. We are here for you.”

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No ranked choice voting for Cottonwood Heights this year

Mar 26, 2019 ● By Cassie Goff

Ranked choice voting will not be available for this year’s election.

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Voters could have final say on potential Walsh Farm development

Mar 26, 2019 ● By Cassie Goff

A petition is circulating to Cottonwood Heights residents to get the issue of development on the Walsh farm property on this year’s ballot.

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WVC Fire unveils new search and rescue trailer

Mar 26, 2019 ● By Travis Barton

Response times to severe emergencies should diminish with WVC fire’s newest trailer.

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Olympia Hills redux? 
Uncertainty abounds for proposed ‘tech town’ development

Mar 26, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Last summer’s 16,000 signatures of opposition and a county mayoral veto did not quash Olympia Hills, but maybe emboldened it. Developer Doug Young now presents a vision for a high-tech corporate town, offering high-paying STEM careers and a live-work-play-shop community. Are Herriman and South Jordan residents buying it?

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Recent legislation finally makes amends to fire and police retirement slash

Mar 25, 2019 ● By Erin Dixon

State legislature finally amends bill for first responder retirement. West Jordan Police and Fire Chief weigh in the discussion.

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West Jordan tax dollars at work

Mar 25, 2019 ● By Erin Dixon

In one council meeting, more than $6 million worth of tax dollars were spent. The uses ranged from purchasing road salt to road construction.

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