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Thousands of SLCC students leave with diplomas this spring, while their retiring school president departs with decades of memories

Jun 06, 2024 09:18AM ● By Carl Fauver

After a decade at the helm of Salt Lake Community College, retiring school President Dr. Deneece Huftalin presided over this year’s graduation ceremony, just one week after her successor, Dr. Gregory Peterson, was named.

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Dilapidated no more: Carriage Square sporting a million-dollar facelift

Jun 06, 2024 09:17AM ● By Carl Fauver

A new and improved Carriage Square was unveiled last month, following a $1.079 million renovation at the multicultural shopping site.

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Comcast announces major expansion of Xfinity network in Utah

May 28, 2024 04:08PM

Comcast announces a $138 million broadband infrastructure investment in Utah.

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Local water experts say, despite two consecutive wet Utah winters, this is no time to stop conserving

May 06, 2024 03:00PM ● By Carl Fauver

The biggest beneficiary of the just-ended, second consecutive Utah wet winter has been The Great Salt Lake – because our water storage reservoirs are full, or getting there. Despite that good news, however, state conservation experts say there’s still no room for us to be careless about consumption.

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West Kearns Elementary teacher recognized with district award

May 06, 2024 02:58PM ● By Dylan Wilcox

”I am deeply humbled by this, and I try to do my best for my kiddos. I enjoy teaching and have a passion for it.”

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Hartvigsen School instructor named Granite School District Teacher of the Year

May 06, 2024 02:55PM ● By Tom Haraldsen

Granite’s Teacher of the Year award goes to a Hartvigsen School teacher who works with the severe student population.

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Kearns is now officially a city

May 06, 2024 02:54PM ● By Tom Haraldsen

Kearns became a city as of May 1, thanks to action taken by the Utah State Legislature last February.

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Proposed construction of a massive field house at Valley Regional Park is stirring controversy

May 06, 2024 02:48PM ● By Carl Fauver

Millions of dollars’ worth of improvements appear headed for Valley Regional Park in Taylorsville – although no one has any firm idea when. Some of what’s proposed is causing real concern for Taylorsville city officials and organizers of the annual Taylorsville Dayzz celebration.

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Historic Center launches $5 million fundraising campaign

May 06, 2024 02:27PM ● By Carl Fauver

The 130-year-old Alrasool Islamic Center in Taylorsville has received a $250,000 grant from a national organization to make much-needed repairs to the historic site. But that’s just a small portion of what they really need to restore and retrofit the city’s oldest structure.

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Young women in Jordan and Canyons School Districts are shaping the future of business

May 06, 2024 10:21AM ● By Peri Kinder

Young women from high schools across Jordan and Canyons School District graduated from the South Valley Chamber’s Junior Women in Business Program.

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