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Salt Lake County, Riverton at forefront in finding solutions to opioid epidemic

Oct 14, 2019 04:16PM ● By Jennifer J Johnson

President Donald Trump has allocated $2 billion to help solve America’s biggest health crisis. Utah—noted as a “solution state”—will receive $24 million in grant funding.

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Utah Foundation provides balanced, relevant information to policy makers, the press and the public

Oct 14, 2019 04:14PM ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Utah Foundation has served the state for 75 years.

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Domestic Violence Awareness Week 'breaks the silence' in Sandy

Oct 03, 2019 12:50PM ● By Stephanie De Graw

There are a number of events in Sandy commemorating Domestic Violence Awareness Week.

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New Bell Canyon trailhead moving along

Oct 03, 2019 12:30PM ● By Justin Adams

Bell Canyon will soon have a new trailhead and parking lot to accommodate the many people who frequent the extremely popular hike.

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From the history vaults: the tragic story of Charles Thiede

Oct 03, 2019 11:46AM ● By Shaun Delliskave

Murray saloonkeeper Charles Thiede made headlines for murdering his wife and for the unique way he was hanged.

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Two Sandy rezone applications shine light on property rights debate

Sep 23, 2019 12:26PM ● By Justin Adams

How do you balance personal property rights with community zoning?

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New South Valley Chamber combines three cities for more opportunities

Sep 05, 2019 12:24PM ● By Stephanie De Graw

Formerly the Sandy Area Chamber, the South Valley Chamber will use the new name to reflect its regional presence and collaboration with Draper and Riverton.

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Sandy City Council votes to raise property taxes at crowded Truth in Taxation hearing

Aug 19, 2019 03:03PM ● By Justin Adams

The Sandy City Council chambers were packed on Aug. 13 as the city held its Truth in Taxation hearing, a chance for residents to voice their opinion before the council votes whether or not to raise residents’ property taxes.

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