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Salt Lake Chamber hopes to raise awareness about Utah’s housing situation

Jul 30, 2018 ● By Travis Barton

The Salt Lake Chamber wants to start a dialogue about housing problems in Utah.

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Airport reconstruction project on schedule for 2020

Jul 30, 2018 ● By Travis Barton

Salt Lake City will soon have a new airport.

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Sandy City to consider possibility of property tax increase

Jul 25, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

Could Sandy be the next city to raise property taxes?

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Meet Sandy’s new police chief Bill O’Neal

Jul 23, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

Learn a little bit about Sandy’s new police chief.

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Improvements coming to Little Cottonwood Canyon

Jun 22, 2018 ● By Cassie Goff

The Utah Department of Transportation is working on an environmental impact statement studying the Little Cottonwood Canyon Corridor in order to make improvements needed for traffic congestion.

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County sales tax increase to fund transportation

Jun 21, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Senate Bill 136 was passed this March, allowing counties to impose a quarter-cent sales tax for transportation funding. Salt Lake County passed an ordinance stating that if a collective of cities and townships making up 67 percent% of the county’s population show support for the tax, it will be imposed this summer.

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Sandy police officers and firefighters getting a raise in new city budget

Jun 18, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

The move is expected to stop Sandy from being a “training ground” city for officers in the valley.

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Stadium Village redevelopment plans start with community feedback

Jun 15, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

The city wants to redevelop the area around Rio Tinto Stadium, but many residents are worried that additional attractions in the area will only exacerbate its current problems.

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Dimple Dell Preservation Community hoping to restore Poulsen house

Jun 12, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

A casual observer of the building wouldn't know that it has historical significance not only for Sandy but for Salt Lake City as well.

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Sandy City to start Citizen Advisory Focus Groups

Jun 11, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

Mayor Bradburn wants to get more people involved in city government.

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