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Some Utah poll workers concerned about safety this year amid national tension over elections - Vimarsana News

Some Utah poll workers concerned about safety this year amid national tension over elections

Fewer Utahns want to volunteer as poll workers as safety concerns prompted counties to put more security measures in place for the upcoming primary election.

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Utah home valuations jump, but watchdog group says expect modest increase in property taxes - Vimarsana News

Utah home valuations jump, but watchdog group says expect modest increase in property taxes

Assessors across Utah are finishing up home valuations for upcoming property tax notices, and two counties are already reporting big increases in values.

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Utah housing expert predicts pullback in activity because of mortgage rates - Vimarsana News

Utah housing expert predicts pullback in activity because of mortgage rates

An expert in Utah's housing market expects that rising mortgage rates will cause a pullback in real estate activity and a slowdown in home price increases.

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Utah man urges people to secure their loads after metal post hits his windshield - Vimarsana News

Utah man urges people to secure their loads after metal post hits his windshield

A Utah County man said the frame of his car kept a piece of flying metal from breaking through his windshield while he was driving on I-215 on Tuesday.

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New funding allows some Utah schools to expand optional full-day kindergarten - Vimarsana News

New funding allows some Utah schools to expand optional full-day kindergarten

More schools across the Beehive State will offer optional full-day kindergarten in the fall, but there's not enough to meet demand.

Source: ksl.com