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Riders will be able to experience the Ogden Express (OGX) bus rapid transit (BRT) line in just about a months time. Until then, though, work continues fixing

Purnima Boominathan is a healthcare and corporate attorney with McDermottWill and Emery, Purnima provides broad-ranging counsel on healthcare mergers, acquisitions, investments and joint ventures; negotiates complex commercial and technology contracts and agreements; represents clients in government-relations matters

James Larson Landscape architect James Larson is more than a garden-variety punster. The longtime Agoura Hills resident, and self-professed pundamentalist, has published three volumes of his plays on words, collectively titled “Pundemonium.” More are in the works. To give an example: “ A beekeeper in Kansas was formally charged the other day. He was running

Officials say James Larson’s charge of sexual abuse was amended to harassment/ physical contact with no bodily injury.

A group of Cascade County residents, including a former county commissioner, announced the formation of an ad-hoc committee to monitor upcoming special elections. The committee formed after the Cascade County elections administrator last month said her office would face difficulty administering five upcoming special elections.

A group of Cascade County residents, including a former county commissioner, announced the formation of an ad-hoc committee to monitor upcoming special elections. The committee formed after the Cascade County elections administrator last month said her office would face difficulty administering five upcoming special elections.

The owner, Gary Hitson, claims inflation, shortages, and cutting his staff are causing the delays.

The Cascade County Elections Office will give an update about five different local elections that are planned for this year as questions still linger about the office's ability after the longtime clerk was edged out by an election skeptic.

Cascade County Clerk and Recorder will present an update on plans for five upcoming local elections.

Some bus routes were cut back in December by the Utah Transit Authority, which has a hard time hiring enough drivers.