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Mayor Overson visits Taylorsville High for youth council job shadow day

Mar 02, 2021 01:11PM ● By Carl Fauver

Sponsored Content Taylorsville Mayor Kristie Overson turned the tables on her city Youth Council job shadow partner this year. Instead of the student shadowing Overson at city hall, the mayor joined her at Taylorsville High School.

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New Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson once called Taylorsville home for several years

Feb 16, 2021 03:21PM ● By Carl Fauver

Utah’s new Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson called Taylorsville home during her formative childhood years in the 1980s.

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Centennial Plaza coming soon outside City Hall; $750,000 amphitheater now back in the budget

Feb 08, 2021 02:13PM ● By Carl Fauver

The “front lawn” being installed outside Taylorsville City Hall now has a more stately name, “Centennial Plaza,” and a $750,000 outdoor amphitheater has been added back into the city budget.

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Cottam, Gray named chief and deputy chief of the still-forming city police department

Feb 03, 2021 12:10PM ● By Carl Fauver

Two of the top three command positions have now been filed at the new Taylorsville City Police Department, as the agency continues moving toward its July 1 launch.

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Coronavirus creates countless headaches but does not harm city (or its taxpayers) financially

Jan 18, 2021 03:45PM ● By Carl Fauver

Like every other city across America, Taylorsville elected officials had to make countless adjustments in 2020 to keep the public and themselves safe during the pandemic.

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In This Issue - January 2021

Jan 04, 2021 01:47PM

JANUARY Edition of the Journal is Here

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City receives hundreds of facemasks from historical association founded by former Judge Michael Kwan

Dec 03, 2020 02:34PM ● By Carl Fauver

An organization founded by recently deceased Taylorsville Municipal Judge Michael Kwan—the Chinese Railroad Workers Descendants Association—recently presented a gift of several hundred facemasks to city officials to show appreciation for the way the city honored the judge following his unexpected death.

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