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Wednesday, March 22nd, 2023

It just keeps coming down!

You have probably read about the 700 inches of snow that fell on Utah’s ski resorts. Or you may have heard how statewide the “snow water equivalent” in our mountain snowpacks is setting new records. We have...

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Wednesday, March 22nd, 2023

Governor Cox visits Tooele

With the 2023 general session of the state Legislature behind him, Gov. Spencer Cox headed out of town to start his “Connecting Utah Tour.” With a goal to visit all 29 of Utah’s counties, his first stop...

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Wednesday, March 22nd, 2023

School board considers boundaries for West Elementary

Four years after eliminating all neighborhood boundaries for West Elementary School, the Tooele County School Board is considering restoring boundaries for the school. The Tooele County School Board held the first of two required public hearings on...

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Wednesday, March 22nd, 2023

Grantsville approves pickleball courts

The Grantsville City Council approved the building of pickleball courts during their March 15 meeting at Grantsville City Hall. The City Council approved a $407,087 agreement with All Courts, LLC, a Provo-based company that specializes in residential...

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Wednesday, March 22nd, 2023

Bid for new junior high school comes in lower than expected

The Tooele County School Board accepted a bid for $58.2 million from Hughes General Contractors to build Stansbury Junior High School during their March 14 meeting. Hughes was one of three companies that bid on the project....

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Wednesday, March 15th, 2023

Getting Ready for Runoff

Warm weather and rain last week brought an end to Tooele’s cold snap. Small rivers formed in Tooele City’s gutters as snowmelt from the valley floor started running downhill towards the Great Salt Lake. Cities and Tooele...

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Wednesday, March 15th, 2023

Legislature passes bills to raise the Great Salt Lake

State water managers were excited to announce in January 2023 that the level of the Great Salt was up by one foot since it hit a historic low in November 2022. Several years of drought caused the...

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Wednesday, March 15th, 2023

NOAA study hangs 25% of poor winter air quality on US Magnesium

An analysis of data from a 2017 study of winter air over Salt Lake County reportedly shows that up to 25% of the Wasatch Front’s winter air pollution during inversion may be indirectly due to emissions from...

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Friday, March 10th, 2023

Tooele residents at forefront of flag fight

Utah has a new flag — almost. The Utah Senate gave their approval to House amendments to Senate Bill 31, State Flag Amendments, on March 2, paving the way for the bill, which defines a new state...

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Wednesday, March 8th, 2023

Early morning house fire in Tooele City

A fire broke out in Tooele City home on 200 South on the morning of Wednesday, March 8, causing a complete loss to the  home and water damage to a neighboring home. The fire started at 193 W. 200...

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