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Lahaina: Rising from the ashes—rebuilding a community devastated by wildfires

Jan 04, 2024 12:39PM ● By Dylan Wilcox

The fires not only threatened the natural beauty of the area but also had a profound impact on the lives of residents.

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The City Journals is recognized for its pay equity and women-friendly practices

Dec 01, 2023 12:57PM ● By Anna Pro

The City Journals has been named as one of the 100 Companies Championing Women.

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Police perch in Draper is one of two in the state

Dec 01, 2023 09:28AM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Utah Highway Patrol is piloting a program to slow down speeders and cut down on crashes

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County council or city council—who you gonna call?

Nov 09, 2023 02:42PM ● By Ella Joy Olsen

A quick guide to what services are overseen by your city or by the county.

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Remembering the state’s military veterans during November

Nov 09, 2023 02:30PM ● By Peri Kinder

Organizations along the Wasatch Front will honor Utah’s military veterans during November.

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Utah’s transportation partners release statewide master plan for future

Nov 09, 2023 02:28PM ● By Tom Haraldsen

A new plan to deal with Utah’s transportation needs for the next three decades has been released.

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Salt Lake County councilmember profile: Suzanne Harrison

Nov 07, 2023 10:02AM ● By Ella Joy Olsen

Suzanne Harrison splits her workweek serving part-time as a physician and an anesthesiologist and part-time as a county councilmember.

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New Deer Ridge trailhead opened in October

Nov 07, 2023 09:58AM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Some of the best mountain and valley views are found at this popular hiking trail.

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City opens water conservation garden

Nov 07, 2023 09:27AM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Draper residents don’t have to go far for ideas on how to conserve water in their garden and yard.

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Who’s responsible? Questions continue to reverberate after two SunCrest homes slid in April

Nov 07, 2023 09:01AM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Some city officials expressed frustration that state officials have chipped away the city’s local control and ability to decide what is and isn’t built within the city, often under the push for what the state deems as a need for affordable housing.

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