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Salt Lake County Council Message: County’s “Operation Diversion” breaks cycle of drugs and criminality in troubled areas

Oct 31, 2016 ● By Bryan Scott

One of the greatest roles of Salt Lake County government is protecting the safety of the public.

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Life and Laughter—Home Makeover: Uninspired Edition

Oct 31, 2016 ● By Peri Kinder

If researchers study my genetic make-up, they’ll find a preponderance of genes that create a longing for candy and silence, and a disturbing lack of genes related to interior design and holiday decorating. 

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Coupons4Utah: Nine Easy Ways to Instant Gratification

Oct 31, 2016 ● By Bryan Scott

In this world of instant gratification it’s become harder than ever to keep overspending at bay.

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Mayor's Message

Oct 31, 2016 ● By Bryan Scott

The timing is now right, to where we can change our downtown area, to once again be the center of our city and the gathering place for our residents.

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Utah State University campus coming to Murray

Oct 31, 2016 ● By Tyler Warren

Utah State University has officially approved Murray as the location of their new Salt Lake Regional Campus.

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Beautification award winner displays Halloween theme

Oct 28, 2016 ● By Travis Barton

Car shop's beautification extends inside the office as well with the Nightmare Before Christmas.

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Final General Plan Open House Draws A Crowd

Oct 04, 2016 ● By Tyler Warren

Over 85 residents showed up on Aug. 26 for the fourth and final open house for Murray’s General Plan.

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Fund to Help Residents on Saddle Bluff Drive

Oct 04, 2016 ● By Tyler Warren

When the Jordan Canal breached in April 2013, the scene on Saddle Bluff Drive resembled a post-Katrina nightmare. After the flood, the community came together to clean the mess.

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Murray Receives Federal Emergency Grant

Oct 04, 2016 ● By Tyler Warren

The EMPG is a 50/50 matching grant offered by FEMA to counties, cities, public higher education institutions and tribes across the U.S. In Utah, there are 67 participants in the program, including the city of Murray.

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Murray Thanks Chief Administrative Officer for 18 Years of Service

Oct 04, 2016 ● By Tyler Warren

Jan Wells, chief administrative officer in the Mayor’s office, worked for the city for 18 years. She chose to retire on September 15.

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