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Murray Central Station to become a grand central station

Nov 29, 2018 ● By Shaun Delliskave

Designers present plans to develop Murray Central Station at open house.

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Helpers who help first responders honored

Nov 29, 2018 ● By Shaun Delliskave

Ten4 Responding and Murray City Chamber of Commerce honor first responders who have made an impact on suicide awareness or have promoted mental health and resiliency.

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Ground broken for new fire station

Nov 21, 2018 ● By Shaun Delliskave

Work begins on new Murray City fire station on 4800 South.

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Murray’s senate and house seats solidly Democrat as voters turn out in droves

Nov 19, 2018 ● By Shaun Delliskave

Voters elect Kathleen Riebe and Andrew Stoddard to replace incumbents Brian Zehnder and Bruce Cutler.

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Daytime watering banned in Murray

Oct 30, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Murray City restricts daytime watering with pressurized water systems between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.

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Cottonwood Heights steals Murray’s Tingey

Oct 29, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Murray City’s Administrative and Development Services Director Tim Tingey has accepted the position of Cottonwood Heights city manager.

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City referees contentious condo rezone

Oct 17, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

City Council approves rezone for Applegate Condominiums, allowing for future development.

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Mayors, student contest winners recognized at Utah Clean Cities event

Oct 17, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Utah Clean Cities event recognizes eight mayors for achievements in their cities, cites 71 Utah mayors who have signed agreement to work on idle-free initiatives.

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What’s the issue? Previewing November’s ballot

Oct 17, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

General Election voting will be on Nov. 6. Make sure to be informed and make your voice heard!

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New Murray fire station costs more due to tariffs, labor shortages

Oct 15, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Steel tariffs and a tight labor market for construction workers cause Murray’s new fire station project to come in $1.25 million higher than estimates.

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