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Time flies as class of 1992 celebrates their 30-year reunion

Sep 08, 2022 12:28PM ● By Karen Hooper

It may not seem like it, but 30 years can go by in a flash. And the Taylorsville High class of 1992 found that out while celebrating their 30-year reunion in August.

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Local friends fulfill a lifelong dream by opening restaurant

Sep 08, 2022 12:26PM ● By Liz Craker

By Liz Craker | [email protected] Fulfilling a lifelong dream, friends Madeleine Chuy and Elizabeth Allende recently opened their Latin-infused gourmet shaved ice shop, Just-A-Craving, located at 2594 W. 4700 South in Taylorsville.

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Officials considering $16.5 million price tag to overhaul one city park and create a new one from scratch

Sep 08, 2022 12:02PM ● By Carl Fauver

If they can locate the money – emphasizing grant funding from outside sources – Taylorsville City officials hope to spend more than $16 million completely revamping Taylorsville Park and developing a brand-new park next to the water tanks at 6200 S. 3200 West.

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Yearlong improvements to get underway on Redwood Road

Aug 07, 2022 08:32PM ● By Darrell Kirby

Busy road will undergo structural, aesthetic upgrades from West Valley City border to near West Jordan.

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You have Elsa Elizondo and her hard-working friends to thank for a cleaner I-215 corridor

Aug 07, 2022 08:31PM ● By Carl Fauver

As she was moving her belongings across the Salt Lake Valley into her new home last year, into her new home, Elsa Elizondo hated all the litter along I-215. But rather than just muttering about it, she decided to take action.

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Historic Tombstone Tales program returning to Taylorsville Cemetery following two-year pandemic delay

Aug 07, 2022 08:28PM ● By Carl Fauver

Most of us probably think stories told in a graveyard will be frightening. But that’s not what Tombstone Tales are all about. This joint venture – from the Taylorsville Arts Council and the city’s Historic Preservation Committee – bring local history to life.

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Beyond the byline: Taylorsville Journal reporter recognized as one of Utah’s best

Aug 07, 2022 08:26PM ● By Shaun Deliskave

Carl Fauver recognized for news and sports writing.

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From magnetic sand to lemonade stands, the Children’s Entrepreneur Market had it all

Aug 05, 2022 10:30AM ● By Karen Hooper

The goal of the Children’s Entrepreneur Market is for children to learn budgeting, cost of goods, profit and pricing.

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Dive into the Taylorsville lecture series. First up, swimming with whales and sharks

Aug 05, 2022 10:25AM ● By Karen Hooper

A fantastic opportunity for adults to continue learning is through the Taylorsville Virtual Adult Lecture series. Shelly Ward and Ellen Thayne, two librarians at the Taylorsville county library, started this lecture series that is unique to Taylorsville. It started as an in-person event, but then due to covid it was switched to online

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You have Elsa Elizondo and her hard-working friends to thank for a cleaner i-215 corridor

Aug 05, 2022 10:10AM ● By Carl Fauver

As she was moving her belongings across the Salt Lake Valley into her new home last year, Elsa Elizondo hated all the litter along I-215. But rather than just muttering about it, she decided to take action.

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