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Grantsville to host last summer family event
To end their Summer of Fun activities, Grantsville City officials plan to host a back-to-school barbeque and concert this weekend. The barbeque, sponsored by the Grantsville Communities that Care group, will take place from 5-7 p.m. at Cherry Street Park, located at 115 Cherry Street. During the barbeque, which is open to all school-aged children and their families, hot dogs, chips, and fruit will be served, according to Jolene Jenkins, one of the organizers of the Summer of Fun events. There will also be bounce houses, popsicles, and several resource groups in attendance, including local school PTAs, Switchpoint, Safe UT, South Valley Services, and the Multicultural Counseling Center.
University of Utah finalizes ‘historic’ land transfer to move Army off campus’ Fort Douglas
The University of Utah finalized a land transfer on Monday that will eventually move the U.S. Army Reserves from Fort Douglas on campus to a new, $100 million headquarters at Camp Williams in Bluffdale. Originally established in 1862 during the American Civil War, Fort Douglas was officially closed in 1991, with most of the buildings […]
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The Consequences of Holding Government Accountable
From the inception of the Ridgeview News, one of the primary goals has been to keep the community aware of what’s happening with our local government and keep them accountable. We’ve suffered long enough at the hands of politicians who control the government for their own benefit without regard for the consequences to the citizens or whether or not it’s in the best interest of the County at all. Oppression and concealment have been their tactics of choice.
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