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July 2022

UHSAA places boys soccer on probation

Jul 01, 2022 11:36AM ● By Greg James

Coaches are questioning the UHSAA decision to remove two games from their schedule. They think unsportsmanlike ejections are not fairly counted.

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Taylorsville basketball players taking their talents to Washington

Jul 01, 2022 11:35AM ● By Greg James

Though overlooked for most of their careers, two Warriors players have found a place to play after graduation.

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Plenty of activities are available for anti-boredom month in July

Jul 01, 2022 11:34AM ● By Greg James

Are the kids already bored? City fitness centers have activities available for families to enjoy.

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Zions Bank 30th annual Paint-a-Thon spruces up Taylorsville homes

Jul 01, 2022 11:33AM ● By Carl Fauver

After coronavirus forced them into a three-year hiatus, the annual Zions Bank Paint-a-Thon was back with a vengeance last month, as volunteers cleaned yards and freshened paint at four Taylorsville homes and more than two dozen others across Utah and southern Idaho.

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Children’s Entrepreneur Market coming to Taylorsville Centennial Plaza July 16

Jul 01, 2022 11:28AM ● By Carl Fauver

Young entrepreneurs will be working to sell their mostly homemade goods at Taylorsville Centennial Plaza July 16, during one of the city’s “Starry Nights @ the Plaza” events.

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Councilwoman tours massive recycling center that handles Taylorsville paper and plastics

Jul 01, 2022 11:27AM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville City Council Chair Anna Barbieri represents the city on the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District Board of Directors. That position recently earned her a tour of the massive recycling facility where most residents’ paper and plastic items go, before they are shipped to several different parts of the country.

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Modest 10% Taylorsville property tax hike approved with no citizen opposition

Jul 01, 2022 11:26AM ● By Carl Fauver

For the first time in nine years, the Taylorsville City Council has hiked property taxes to help cover their new 2022-23 fiscal year budget. But residents failed to show up to the public hearing prior to the approval vote last month with pitch forks or boiling tar.

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Taylorsville Police continue to receive rave reviews as the department reaches its first 'birthday'

Jul 01, 2022 11:25AM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville Police marked their one-year anniversary as a department on July 1. Mayor Kristie Overson and council members believe more strongly now than ever, ending their law enforcement contract with Unified Police and starting their own agency was a wise move.

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Kearns student honored with governor’s service award

Jul 01, 2022 11:24AM ● By Peri Kinder

Emily Rojo Mendoza, a student at Kearns High School, was one of the first recipients of the Governor’s Spirit of Service Awards

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