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Utah voters to decide on constitutional amendment granting legislature power to amend or repeal initiatives and banning foreign influence on ballot measures
Voters in Utah will decide on a constitutional amendment to provide the Utah State Legislature with explicit power to amend or repeal voter-approved ballot initiatives. The constitutional amendment would also ban foreign individuals, entities, or governments from influencing, supporting, or opposing initiatives and referendums. On Aug. 21, 2024, the Utah...
‘The Point’ explores air taxis and drone delivery for future community
DRAPER, Utah (ABC4) — Air taxis and drone delivery could become commonplace in the future community near the point of the mountain. The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority, which is overseeing the development of “The Point,” has brought on a team of experts to study the feasibility of adding “advanced air mobility” to the community being built at the Utah State Prison’s old location in Draper.
Ogden neighborhood wants to close street to Weber State students
OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — Monday is the first day of classes for Weber State, which can be exciting for students, but one neighborhood is dreading it because of students speeding through their streets. People who live on Taylor Avenue in Ogden have been petitioning the city to close off...
Deer Valley’s Marcella Landing begins construction this fall
Deer Valley Resort is advertising Marcella Landing, an upcoming gated townhome community whose construction begins fall 2024. The exclusive neighborhood of 50 luxury residences, designed by renowned architecture firm Olson Kundig, lines a prominent ridge overlooking the new Deer Valley East Village. According to Deer Valley, the first available floor...
Park City School District expects to be finished with current construction projects by August 2025
Construction on the preschool and community centers at McPolin and Jeremy Ranch elementary schools finished in time to welcome students for the first day of the new school year Tuesday. The district is now focused on completing four other projects at Trailside and Parley’s Park elementaries, Ecker Hill Middle School...
Tooele family reunited with dog after three-year separation and microchip dispute
TOOELE, Utah (KUTV) — After a battle, a Tooele family is finally reunited with their furry companion, Loki, who went missing three years ago. "He was always in my prayers. I was always asking God to help me find him," said Alexia Linares, the owner. "I was excited. My heart dropped."
Fundraiser to help family of two brothers, struck by lightning
OGDEN — Severe weather can be dangerous, as one Ogden family knows all too well. Friends of two brothers who were struck by lightning Sunday are working together to help their family with medical and funeral expenses. Former coworkers of Bridger Granath will be selling pulled pork sandwiches this...
Pilots, city at odds over idea of reopening older runway at Ogden Hinckley Airport
OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — Pilots and Ogden city are at odds with each other over the idea of reopening an older runway at Ogden Hinckley Airport that closed in the 90s. 2News has been asking why Ogden shut down an airport runway, roughly seven years ago, that some pilots now say should be in operation to improve safety.
Algae bloom warnings in place in parts of Pineview Reservoir
OGDEN, Utah — Parts of the Pineview Reservoir are under algae bloom warnings, the Weber-Morgan Health Department announced Thursday. The warning applies to Pineview Reservoir’s Port Ramp Marina area and the southern end, near 5900 East, the health department said on social media. The post also noted that an E. coli warning remains in place for the reservoir’s middle inlet.
Local attorney recognized as volunteer citizen of the year
The award is named for the late John C. Green, who served as Park City’s mayor from 1978 to 1986. Strachan grew up in Park City, and later served on the City Planning Commission for 10 years, some of that time as chairman. He now chairs the city’s Planning...
Park City nonprofit committee will exclude board members, employees
Employees and board members of nonprofits likely to apply for grant funding from Park City will not be allowed to sit on the advisory committee, under rules adopted by the city council Thursday. Craig Weakley, who serves on the board of the Park City Senior Center, expressed concern about that...
Education Week: Genealogist Alice Childs shares tips, tricks for family history work
Alice Childs, assistant director of the BYU Center for Family History and Genealogy, shared methods to determine correct information from historical documents during her Education Week class on Friday, Aug. 23. Childs' class, titled “Analyzing Historical Records to Form Correct Conclusions,” was meant to help amateur genealogists better recognize and...
Robyn Derbidge, Midas Creek Elementary
“Robyn is an amazing faculty member because she cares about other teachers. Most, if not all, will seek her out to confide in her or get her opinion. She mentors other teachers and shares her experience with others. Robyn is our chair on the wellness committee. She plans activities that helps the faculty have fun and get to know each other. Robyn is a superstar in the classroom. Robyn creates and maintains a strong relationship with her students. Students love her and they thrive in her classroom. She goes above and beyond to help students and their parents in her class have an enjoyable and productive school year.”
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