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City Secures $1.2 Million in Road Funds

Nov 12, 2015 ● By Scott Bartlett

Murray’s Public Works Department has more than doubled its discretionary road funds for the current budget year.

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2016 Budget Prioritizes Public Safety, Criminal Justice Reform

Nov 05, 2015 ● By Bryan Scott

County Mayor’s Message

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Higher Taxes on Ballot - How Will You Vote?

Oct 13, 2015 ● By Bryan Scott

Proposition 1 will be on the ballot for voters to decide if an increased sales tax should pass in Salt Lake County with revenues going to transportation needs.

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Murray Market Maintains Roots, with Many Returners and Much Revenue

Sep 29, 2015 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

The 34-year-old market has seen different locations over the years as it struggled to find the right home. Its success, however, wasn’t much of an issue.

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Ms. America 2016, a Valley Resident, Unexpectedly Crowned

Sep 25, 2015 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

She didn’t expect to be Ms. America. But Tuesday, she will be coronated.

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WWII veteran: 'I’m not a hero.' National organization that honors veterans disagrees.

Sep 18, 2015 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

“I’m not a hero.” Those were the first words of a World War II veteran when asked about being honored on a national level. And not just any World War II veteran – Francom might have just saved a plane of men. Still, part of his response when asked what it means?

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Murray Spartans Show Spark in the Preseason

Sep 14, 2015 ● By Bryan Scott

“It’s been a three-year building process,” Smith said, “but we’ve got a really great group of girls this year.”

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Murray Spartans Show Spark in the Preseason

Sep 14, 2015 ● By Bryan Scott

The Murray High School football team started fall practice on August 3 and is already getting excited for their upcoming season.

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WIT Holds First Chess Tournament

Sep 14, 2015 ● By Bryan Scott

The Wasatch Institute of Technology held its first chess tournament on Saturday, Aug. 15 for seventh- through 12th-grade students. Students needed to register, but there was no cost.

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Viewmont Elementary Students Take Leadership Role

Sep 14, 2015 ● By Bryan Scott

Fifteen Viewmont Elementary students gave up a couple hours of their summer break to meet with Principal Missy Hamilton to discuss what it means to be a Viewmont Eagle.

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