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A helicopter flies excess brush out of Dimple Dell Park as part of the Community Wildland Protection Plan. The Sandy Fire Department received a $250,000 grant to remove excess brush in areas considered to be high wildfire hazard areas.
A helicopter hovering over DimpleDellParkcould be worrisome to some. But on April 8, the Sandy Fire Department, along with crews from the Utah Department of Natural Resources, used it to fly excess brush out of the canyon.
The project was paid for b...
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City Councilmember Scott Cowdell, center, poses with Mayor Tom Dolan, left, and City Council Chair Dennis Tenney, right, during the Sandy City Appreciation Awards.
White City Community Council members want residents to keep an eye out for anything suspicious happening in local neighborhoods, after thieves recently stole copper wiring from equipment at the local water district offices.
“This is a very ser...
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Sandy City Councilman Chris McCandless inspects the Sandy Fire Department’s newest engine during the March 26 City Council meeting.
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Local ballerina Lauren Mueller, 16, will perform the title role in “Alice in Wonderland” in May.
Auditions for the Sandy Arts Guild’s production of “Thoroughly Modern Millie” will be held Friday, June 7, 7-9:30 p.m. and Saturday, June 8, 9-11:30 a.m. The show plays at the Sandy Amphitheater Aug. 9 – 17.
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Jan Knowles tasted sweet success when her recipe for Luscious Lemonade Cake was awarded a blue ribbon by national publication Just A Pinch.
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Deputy Fire Chief Bruce Cline addresses city staff members during the Great Sandy Shakeout on April 17 at City Hall. Photo courtesy of Sandy City
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Runners wait for the start of the annual Turkey Trot race. Photo courtesy of Sandy Parks and Recreation
City leaders want to help preserve the legacy of Sandy for future generations.
In order to maintain the heritage of the city, a group of volunteers – which includes a city planner, city council member and members of the community – serve...
