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City Journals Exclusive: ‘The Last Holdout’ (a.k.a. Olympia Hills) Nearing Clearing Procedural Approval to Resubmit High-Density Project

May 17, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

SLCO Council will consider advancing the proposal during its meetings on Tuesday, May 21 at 2001 South State Street.

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Motorists take note: lane filtering law comes to Utah

May 15, 2019

A Utah motorcycle lane filtering law is in effect. The new road rules are simple, but specific. Sandy Police help make the law clear, and an experienced street rider adds perspective.

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Resuscitating the County’s Heart—Town Hall Update on the Jordan River Parkway and a Nod to South Salt Lake

May 08, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Part of Salt Lake County is getting resuscitation. Hear what Mayor Wilson has to say on stop four of the cross-county town hall.

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City Council approves developer agreement for 55-Plus Leisure Villas community

May 02, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Residents next to an undeveloped Salt lake Community College land parcel enjoy serenity on one hand, but are plagued with “traffic nightmares” and “daily near misses” with existing roads. Is the proposed Leisure Villas 55-plus development the right fit?

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SoJo the ‘gold-standard city for our state,’ pronounces Mayor Ramsey

May 02, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

“2019 holds the promise of even greater things,” SoJo Mayor Dawn Ramsey told luminaries at the Chamber of Commerce’s annual “Vision Dinner.” Hear what others think about the job she’s doing and the vision she has.

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First stop on a five-site town hall across Salt Lake County by Mayor Jenny Wilson

Apr 30, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

County Mayor Jenny Wilson is three months into the job, and is hitting the streets to meet and greet County residents. South Jordan was first up on a five-stop tour. Check out what she had to say about the Southwest Quadrant and Olympia Hills II.


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Outdated Pills, Patches, even Vitamins – Be gone! DEA-sponsored National Rx Take Back Day is This Saturday

Apr 26, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Spring-cleaning can include safe-proofing your medicine cabinet from teens and other vulnerable loved ones. City Journals lets you know where to drop your outdated meds (and even vitamins) on Saturday.


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SoJo residents proud of city, want improved growth management, says survey

Apr 22, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

One of SoJo’s eight key priorities is having an “Engaged Community.” Hear what residents are saying about South Jordan government.

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So Jo Planning Commission ultimately advances RMP conditional use permit, against resident tumult

Apr 15, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Rocky Mountain Power’s South Jordan-to-Draper Power Line Upgrade plan clears the South Jordan Planning Commission, with a few stipulations. It was an emotional night with lots of momentum shifts.


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‘Think Regionally, Act Locally:’ 
Southwest Mayors 
turn crisis into long-term planning


Apr 15, 2019 ● By Jennifer J Johnson

Heard of Utah’s “Southwest Quadrant” yet? How about Utah’s “Southwest Mayors Council?” Synergies among six communities are set to help community leaders “think regionally and act locally,” for the benefit of residents in the region.

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