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Last Updated: Jun 04, 2019 03:45PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Fantasy fiction novel by local teen hits the big bookshelves

Jun 04, 2019 ● By Amy Green

At 15 years old, Ken Mears has published a novel and hosted two book launches. “Stones of the Middle Lands: The Castaway Hero” is now available in paperback or e-book through Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.

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Sandy’s legacy of historic houses

Jun 04, 2019 ● By Heather Lawrence

Sandy’s Historic Preservation Committee says there’s a lot of charming architecture in the neighborhood, if you know where to look.

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Summer 2019 filled with community festivals

Jun 03, 2019

See the dates for all the big festivals happening around the valley this summer.

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Safety first at family skate night

Jun 03, 2019 ● By Kaitlyn Rowbotham

During the summer, the skate park is closed to the public one Monday evening a month and opened up to families.

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For the love of wild horses: a photographer’s story

May 29, 2019 ● By Linnea Lundgren

A Sandy photographer has spent nine years photographing the wild horses of the Onaqui herd in western Utah.

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The Train Shoppe offers easy way to appreciate the First Transcontinental Railroad

May 20, 2019 ● By Holly Vasic

If you didn’t make it to the Golden Spike 150th anniversary celebration at Promontory Point, take a short trip to The Train Shoppe to see the smaller version of the engines.

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Exploring Sandy’s secret garden

May 17, 2019 ● By Heather Lawrence

Sego Lily Gardens in Sandy is a free hidden gem, an example of water-wise gardening and a great volunteer opportunity for residents.

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Talented young Sandy artists display their work at Shops at South Town

May 08, 2019 ● By Heather Lawrence

South Town Mall hosted elementary student art show in March.

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One of the fastest growing sports is... videogames?

May 08, 2019 ● By Greg James

Gaming has turned into a multi-billion dollar industry and players have begun to cash in on opportunities to profit from it.

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Dreamscapes lets students who are deaf, blind access and experience art

May 07, 2019 ● By Jennifer Gardiner

Students at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind get to experience their first hands-on fully immersive art show.

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