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City to change special appointments process

Jun 21, 2017 ● By Kelly Cannon

Sandy City is changing the way they set up various commissions and committees.

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After seven rescues early in season, agencies issue hiking safety messages

Jun 21, 2017 ● By Doug Radunich

After a record-high seven hiking rescues this spring, first responders feel compelled to issue safety reminders in advance of the summer hiking season.

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Citizen Academy welcomes first graduates

Jun 21, 2017 ● By Kelly Cannon

Sandy City residents recently participated in and graduated from the Sandy City Citizen Academy, a new course designed to help locals learn more about their community government.

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City council approves community development block grants to help local programs

May 25, 2017 ● By Kelly Cannon

The Sandy City Council approved over $366,000 in community development block grants for various programs across the city.

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Council approves water bond in split vote

Apr 26, 2017 ● By Kelly Cannon

The Sandy City Council approved a water bond to fund the replacement of a tank and an a well.

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Council honors Coulam upon retirement

Apr 26, 2017 ● By Kelly Cannon

The Sandy City Council honored Mike Coulam who retired from being the community development director.

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Chief administrative officer Jorgenson retiring

Mar 27, 2017 ● By Kelly Cannon

After 30 years, Sandy City Chief Administrative Officer Bryon Jorgenson is retiring.

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Residents working to prevent trail paving at Dimple Dell Park

Mar 27, 2017 ● By Kelly Cannon

Residents are working to stop the paving of a trail in Dimple Dell Park.

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Sandy Fire promotes and honors its own during council meeting

Mar 27, 2017 ● By Kelly Cannon

The Sandy Fire Department promoted two members and awarded a third during a special presentation during the Sandy City Council.

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Industrialism Drives Utah Women to the Workplace

Mar 01, 2017 ● By Bryan Scott

American Industrialism at the turn of the 20th century brought Utah women out of their homes and into the workplace. There they faced inequality and wage disparity.

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