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Canyons District’s approach to keeping students safe

Apr 04, 2018 ● By Josh Wood

Taking a closer a look at what Canyons School District is planning for school safety

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Students join nationwide protest, many focus on kindness

Apr 03, 2018 ● By City Journals Staff

Students across the valley used March 14 to peacefully exercise their First Amendment rights standing up against school violence—and in some instances, standing united.

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UDOT updates plans for Southbound I-15, 7200 South improvements

Mar 07, 2018 ● By Ruth Hendricks

UDOT gave an update to the city council on planned southbound I-15 and 7200 South improvements.

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Go for it! Organizations encourage women to enter politics

Feb 01, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

The number of women running and winning political seats in Utah is on the rise.

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Midvale 2017 year in review

Jan 01, 2018 ● By Ruth Hendricks

Bingham Junction Park will get some improvements, Police Chief Jason Mazuran was moved to work as Bureau Chief with the Sheriff’s Office and Mayor JoAnn Seghini retired as mayor at the end of 2017.

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Robert Hale: Midvale’s first new mayor since 1998

Jan 01, 2018 ● By Travis Barton

Robert Hale will be the first new person to sit in the mayor’s seat this century.

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Residents makes progress in their efforts to save Applewood

Nov 01, 2017 ● By Ruth Hendricks

The residents of Applewood are making progress in raising funds to buy the land their homes are on and create a resident-owned community. This will let them keep their homes and stabilize mortgage payments.

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Winter driving safety: Snow falls and you slow down

Nov 01, 2017 ● By Travis Barton

Winter is coming, don't procrastinate in getting your car prepared for the road conditions.

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Middle school students recognized by city council for bionic scarecrow device

Oct 03, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch

Four 12-year-old middle school students were recognized by the city council for the bionic scarecrow device they invented. They received the President’s Environmental Youth Award in August.

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Avoid mosquito bites to prevent West Nile virus

Oct 03, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch

Information from the South Salt Lake Valley Mosquito Abatement District can be used to prevent mosquito bites which can spread dangerous diseases, including West Nile virus.

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