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LGTBQ+ artists from Utah and around the world to be featured at festival

Apr 30, 2022 09:54AM ● By Sarah Morton Taggart

The Queer Spectra Arts Festival provides a safe space for artistic expression and appreciation.

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SheTech encourages females to enter STEM field, bring diversity, fill jobs

Apr 30, 2022 09:31AM ● By Julie Slama

Gov. Spencer Cox supports closing the gender gap in STEM fields as SheTech Explorer Day offered opportunities for high school girls to examine future careers and interactive mentors.

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A work party, ‘Movies on the Plaza’ and a first-of-its-kind triathlon all coming to Taylorsville soon

Apr 03, 2022 07:51PM ● By Carl Fauver

The Taylorsville Parks & Recreation Committee has all kinds of activities planned for the next few months, including a planting party at Labrum Park, “Movies on the Plaza” outside city hall and a triathlon unlike any you’ve ever heard of before.

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Taylorsville City employee summits Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro and braves an African safari

Apr 03, 2022 07:50PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville City employee Karyn Kerdolff and her husband recently summitted one of the tallest mountains in the world – and viewed animals they’d previously only seen at the zoo – during a “dream vacation” to Africa.

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Five Taylorsville Boy Scouts honored simultaneously during a unique Eagle Court of Honor

Apr 03, 2022 07:47PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville BSA Troop 117 recently held its first-ever five-scout Eagle Court of Honor. Normally Scouts are honored individually for achieving their top rank advancement. But this quintet chose to make a little Troop history, instead.

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Utah House race: District boundaries change, but the opponents remain the same – Wendel vs. Dunnigan

Apr 03, 2022 07:45PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville Planning Commission Vice Chair Lynette Wendel has decided to try, try again to unseat veteran Utah House Republican Jim Dunnigan in this fall’s election. Two years ago, the Democrat Wendel lost to the 18-year incumbent by 84 votes. This time around, the House District has been reconfigured, meaning each of them will be working to earn the support of a large, new pool of mostly West Jordan voters.

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Community Advisory Board to review Taylorsville police officer uses of force and high-speed chases

Apr 03, 2022 07:44PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville Police officers who fire their weapons, deploy a taser, use pepper spray or conduct a high-speed chase of a suspect will soon have their actions reviewed by the five-member, mayor-appointed Taylorsville Community Advisory Board.

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Health department seeks films sharing stories of resilience

Mar 28, 2022 09:36PM ● By Julie Slama

“The film festival is a terrific opportunity to motivate teens to continue engaging in these important conversations about their physical, mental and social health, especially after the last two years they’ve endured during the pandemic,” said Julia Glade, Salt Lake County Health Department healthy communities coordinator.

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A new way to sell a car at Gauge

Mar 28, 2022 04:39PM ● By Peri Kinder

For people looking to sell a car, Gauge provides a less-stressful option

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Key Indicators Point to a Mixed Economy

Feb 28, 2022 01:40PM ● By Anna Pro

Is the economy thriving or struggling? The answer will vary widely, depending on who you ask

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