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Stenquist and Harrison review legislative accomplishments, talk future plans

Mar 28, 2022 10:12PM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Jeff Stenquist and Suzanne Harrison represented Draper in the 2022 Utah Legislative session and both have been affected by the redistricting that happens as a result of the census every 10 years.

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Key Indicators Point to a Mixed Economy

Feb 28, 2022 01:40PM ● By Anna Pro

Is the economy thriving or struggling? The answer will vary widely, depending on who you ask

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Need more fiber in your online diet? Google is coming to town!

Feb 22, 2022 08:31PM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Goal is to have some residents online by end of year.

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Water reuse in approval process, decision on fluoridation in March

Feb 22, 2022 08:29PM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Water rates could increase without a water reuse system in place.

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Ranked Choice Voting in retrospect and the future of voting in Utah

Feb 22, 2022 08:28PM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

No decision yet on if RCV is here to stay in Draper.

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Are electric buses a viable solution for Little Cottonwood traffic problems?

Feb 22, 2022 08:07PM ● By Justin Adams

On a recent test run, an electric bus makes it up Little Cottonwood Canyon easily and quietly.

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Recycling revisited: The Big 3 is still the big focus

Feb 03, 2022 02:48PM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Opportunities to recycle paper and glass also exist.

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Oath of office remarks reflect personalities and perspectives of mayor and councilmembers

Jan 25, 2022 01:45PM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Stories about lessons learned and hopes for the future were talked about during Draper City’s oath of office ceremony.

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The Point, the prison and historic preservation

Jan 10, 2022 03:22PM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

Preserving the old and brFor some people, there is a strong sense of duty to consider the historic value of what surrounds them or risk losing it forever. And it’s often the role of everyday residents to push for preservation while a city’s leaders are focused on matters of growth, economics, and wise use of taxpayer funds. inging in the new clash at Draper’s upcoming development, The Point.

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Potential helicopter pad in Draper development draws crowd to council meeting

Dec 13, 2021 01:58PM ● By Mimi Darley Dutton

The council voted unanimously to deny the proposal.

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