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West Valley City leaders to join call for no-kill animal shelter
The West Valley City Council plans to join Taylorsville city leaders in calling for the two cities' animal shelter to work toward becoming a no-kill facility.
Civics Central: Hunting ban in Clearfield, hearings on Lake Powell pipeline
Here's your weekly roundup of what local city councils, school boards and other government entities are tackling during regularly scheduled meetings.
Taylorsville Mayor wants no-kill animal shelter by 2015
TAYLORSVILLE, Utah - Taylorsville Mayor Russ Wall says it's time the city's animal shelter becomes a no-kill facility.
Taylorsville mayor wants no-kill animal shelter
Taylorsville Mayor Russ Wall on Wednesday called for the animal shelter serving his city to become a no-kill facility in three years.
Taylorsville mayor looks to build on 'excellent' 2011
It was a milestone year, Wall said, one that saw "many new opportunities" open up to him, including driving and getting a job.
Lawmaker wants to prevent 'open-carry' gun owners from facing charges
As Zachary Wellman left a Taylorsville apartment complex with a .45-caliber handgun holstered on his hip, someone reported him to police as a "man with a gun." When he arrived home on his motorcycle, a half dozen Salt Lake County sheriff's deputies approached him with their weapons drawn.
Utah Manufacturers Of Custom Precision Machined Parts To Join MFGmatch.net
Today, the company announced the addition of 50+ metal fabricators, job shops and manufacturers of custom precision machined parts, metal parts, precision machined parts, machined plastic components, fabricated products and other made-to-print items produced by US-based manufacturers at mfgpartners.net/metal-fabricators Tom Baker, spokesman for ... (more)
I have an adversion to inversions. What is a temperature inversion? Since Salt Lake City sits in a valley, often the cold winter air gets trapped by the mountain ranges when warmer air settles above it.
SWAT standoff in Taylorsville ends peacefully
A 48-year-old Taylorsville man was in jail Wednesday following his surrender to SWAT officers at the end of a tense armed standoff.