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Last Updated: Aug 23, 2016 12:55PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Taylorsville Hosts Night Out Against Crime

Aug 23, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

Residents learned about public safety from firefighters and police officers at the annual Taylorsville Night Out Against Crime event.

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Taylorsville Class of 1986: Where Are They Now?

Aug 23, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

It’s been 30 years since the Taylorsville Class of 1986 roamed the halls of Taylorsville High School, but a reunion on Aug. 26 and 27 brought the veteran Warriors back to their alma mater.

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Artist Brings the Colorado Plateau to His Alma Mater

Aug 22, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

He couldn't stay away. Ron Larson, a Salt Lake Community College commercial art alum, brought his paintings of the Colorado plateau back to SLCC.

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Library Creates Book Club for Youth in Juvenile Detention

Aug 11, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

Salt Lake County Library Services noticed a gap in services to youth in care and custody, so they created a new book club.

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Teens from Northern Ireland, Utah Foster Friendships through Differences

Aug 09, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

Teens from Northern Ireland and Utah joined together in a month-long peace project to promote tolerance of religious differences.

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Volunteers Paint Homes for the Elderly Community

Aug 04, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

Robin Walker said she got goosebumps as she watched volunteers from Zions Bank paint the exterior of her 74-year-old sister’s home on June 22.

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Regional Park Renamed After Lifelong Taylorsville Resident

Aug 04, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

When Gary Swensen was the Salt Lake County land acquisitioner more than 50 years ago, the regional park in Taylorsville took his time, but it wasn’t until this past June 22that it took his name.

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From Pilot to Craftsman: Taylorsville Man Finds Purpose Through Woodworking

Aug 04, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

Bart and Wendy Kadleck handmade the shelves, cabinets, bedframes, tables, chairs, cutting boards and clocks found in their Taylorsville townhome.

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Nine-year-old Opens Business

Aug 04, 2016 ● By Tori LaRue

When 9-year-old Nathan Glad told his mother, Rachel Glad, he was planning to move out at 12 and open a hot dog stand, she posted about it on facebook, not knowing that community members and the Mascot Miracles Foundation would pull together to help his business come to life.

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Special Delivery

Jul 29, 2016 ● By Bryan Scott

Life & Laughter

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