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Repairs planned for vandalized headstones at Grantsville City Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Repairs planned for vandalized headstones at Grantsville City Cemetery

Representatives from the Grantsville Public Works Department and the State Historic Preservation Office met with the mayor this week to discuss repairing several damaged headstones at the city's cemetery.

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Bangerter Highway closed at 4700 South in Taylorsville for the weekend - Vimarsana News

Bangerter Highway closed at 4700 South in Taylorsville for the weekend

Some areas of Bangerter Highway are closed in Taylorsville this weekend. Crews closed the highway in at 4700 South on Friday night.

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UTA park and ride buses popular with skiers - Vimarsana News

UTA park and ride buses popular with skiers

The snow keeps coming, and a lot of powder lovers are packing the canyons to get fresh tracks. It also has a lot of skiers packing on buses to caravan up to the resorts.

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Attorneys for Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard respond after accusers step forward - Vimarsana News

Attorneys for Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard respond after accusers step forward

Just hours after five women and one man who have accused Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard of sexual assault in a pair of anonymous lawsuits revealed their identities and spoke publicly with reporters, Ballard's attorneys released a statement that said the accusations were false and inaccurate.

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Blast from the past: World War II-era bomb excavated from Provo site - Vimarsana News

Blast from the past: World War II-era bomb excavated from Provo site

An excavation crew in Provo found a bomb from World War II on Tuesday and called Hill Air Force Base experts for assistance.

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