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Heber considers 192-unit affordable housing project, daycare
The Heber City Council discussed a possible affordable housing development near the Heber Valley Hospital Nov. 3. The project would be built by Utah-based development firm J. Fisher Companies. J. Fisher Affordable Housing Director Jake Wood and Development Manager Matt Krambule presented the site as 192 two-bedroom and three-bedroom units...
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Lehi Junction historical marker unveiling set for Saturday
Once a bustling railroad community filled with trains, businesses and families, the historic Lehi Junction has nearly disappeared from the landscape. On Saturday at 11 a.m., the Lehi Historical Society will unveil a new historical marker at 754 W. 2100 North to preserve the story of this once-thriving community and its important role in Lehi’s development.
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Reeling Provo anti-poverty center had salary growth amid red ink
PROVO, Utah (KUTV) — Community Action Services and Food Bank, based in Provo, which suddenly announced at least a temporary closure only days ago, had been operating in the red as salaries at the non-profit seemed to sharply rise. IRS 990 forms from the agency showed repeated deficits in...
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Provo River Trail enters final phase of construction, expanding for safety and accessibility
PROVO — Pedestrians and cyclists in Provo will soon have a wider, safer pathway with the completion of a trail project that has been years in the making. Since 2018, Provo city officials have been working on trail improvements. This past week, crews began construction on the final segment: a 0.8-mile stretch between Columbia Lane and University Parkway that will widen the trail from 6 feet to 14 feet.
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Marci Houseman submits 'bittersweet' resignation after 7 years on Sandy City Council
SANDY, Utah (KUTV) — After seven years serving on the Sandy City Council, Councilwoman Marci Houseman submitted her resignation. The Sandy City Council announced her resignation on Thursday effective Jan. 3, 2027. Houseman will continue to serve representing the Council's District 4 and as Council Chair through that date.
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Layton military family left with unlivable home, mounting debt after extensive flooding
LAYTON, Utah — A Layton military family says they did everything right when purchasing their first home, only to discover extensive water damage just over a year later. The damage has left the house unlivable, and the family is struggling to find answers. Marissa Kautzer-White and her husband, Russell...