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Turkey Trot Kicks Off A Healthy Thanksgiving Season

Nov 21, 2014 07:58AM ● By Peter Worona

More than 170 participants, ranging from ages 5 to 82, went through the course, said Sandy City Recreation Program Coordinator Dustin Jackson.

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Sandy City Decks Its Halls For The Holidays

Nov 21, 2014 07:51AM ● By Shawna Meyer

With the holiday season fast approaching, Sandy City employees are getting ready to decorate City Hall, which includes dusting off and setting up an elaborate, miniature train and village display.

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Mayor's Message

Oct 23, 2014 02:08PM ● By Sandy Mayor Tom Dolan

As with hundreds of other cities across the United States, Sandy City has found great value in developing sister city relationships, with benefits that can be cultural, economic or humanitarian.

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Tree Climbing For Adults

Oct 23, 2014 02:07PM ● By Shawna Meyer

It’s just kind of a skills demonstration for these people; the guys that work the hardest and know how to do it the best,” said Mike Marett, Sandy City’s community forester and a judge at this year’s competition.

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Sandy Visual Art Show Seeks Participants

Oct 23, 2014 02:05PM ● By City Journals Staff

The public is welcome free of charge to visit with artists from across the state featuring their original artwork in watercolor, oil, acrylic, clay art, sculpture and photography.

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Sandy Club

Oct 23, 2014 02:03PM ● By City Journals Staff

Hunter Jarvis has been voted Sandy Club Member of the Month

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Familiar Faces In New Reality Show

Oct 23, 2014 02:00PM ● By Shawna Meyer

The 13-episode-long series focuses on Lucy Angel, a country-crooning trio comprised of daughters Lindsay and Emily, along with their mother Kate Anderton, who are all former Sandy residents.

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Police Department Overhauls Its Pay Scale

Oct 23, 2014 01:59PM ● By Peter Worona

If you’ve noticed fewer faces donning the uniform of the Sandy Police Department recently, it might be because the department is slightly understaffed.

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