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Centennial Plaza a huge hit on Saturday nights last summer – now moving to Fridays in 2023

Jan 06, 2023 10:24AM ● By Carl Fauver

After years of construction and coronavirus, Taylorsville residents were finally able to make full use of their new Centennial Plaza in 2022.

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Eighteen months in, the Taylorsville Police Department continues to evolve and impress

Jan 06, 2023 10:21AM ● By Carl Fauver

Last July 1, the Taylorsville Police Department reached it’s one-year mark, serving and protecting the city’s 60,000 residents. As of our new year (Jan. 1), it’s 18-months old.

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Eighteen months in, the Taylorsville Police Department continues to evolve and impress

Jan 06, 2023 10:21AM ● By Carl Fauver

Last July 1, the Taylorsville Police Department reached it’s one-year mark, serving and protecting the city’s 60,000 residents. As of our new year (Jan. 1), it’s 18-months old.

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Former White House photographer chronicles, shares inside the presidency

Jan 05, 2023 10:47AM ● By Julie Slama

In the room where it happened, former White House photographer Pete Souza captured it all and shares what he saw and learned with SLCC community.

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Tenacity in his life-and-death career earns Taylorsville resident a national award

Dec 04, 2022 11:26AM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville resident Spencer Harrison recently received a national award, prompting Mayor Kristie Overson – at the behest of her granddaughter – to drive up to Summit County to make the presentation.

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Multi-million-dollar Salt Lake County project will create a paved walking and biking trail across the heart of Taylorsville

Dec 04, 2022 11:21AM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville City has made a $140,000 contribution to a $3.4 million project for the construction of a paved walking and biking trail running from 4100 W. 4700 South to 2200 W. 6400 South.

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Utah cities are becoming more food truck-friendly

Dec 02, 2022 02:36PM ● By Sarah Morton Taggart

The Salt Lake area isn’t usually thought of as a top food truck destination, but that might now change thanks to a new state law.

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Vista Park receives a tree makeover at no cost to taxpayers

Nov 03, 2022 07:56PM ● By Carl Fauver

A Utah-based coffee chain – now with nearly 70 locations in four western states – recently joined forces with Salt Lake County and the nonprofit organization TreeUtah to plant 30 new trees in Vista Park.

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Taylorsville Youth Council spearheading holiday wreath project to honor deceased Veterans

Nov 03, 2022 07:55PM ● By Carl Fauver

Newly-selected Taylorsville Youth Council members are working hard to gather donations for a wreath-laying ceremony at Taylorsville Cemetery. And 20% of them (3 of 15) are second-generation “city government people.” Their parents are: a former city councilman… the city administrator… and a current city councilwoman.

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Six TVPD officers selected to join with WVC SWAT team members to create a policing partnership

Nov 03, 2022 07:54PM ● By Carl Fauver

The Taylorsville Police Department has selected six of its peace officers to join with an existing 20-person West Valley City police team to create a combined SWAT unit.

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