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Perspective: The great sleepover debate - Vimarsana News

Perspective: The great sleepover debate

We have a rule in our house: we don’t allow sleepovers. Read more about why sleepovers can increase the risk of child sexual abuse.

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Newly introduced legislation aims to protect crime victims' rights | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Newly introduced legislation aims to protect crime victims' rights | News, Sports, Jobs

In an effort to better protect the rights of crime victims, Rep. Tyler Clancy, R-Provo, is proposing legislation to improve the criminal justice system for vict

Pleasant Grove rejects citizen referendum application to place budget amendment on ballot | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Pleasant Grove rejects citizen referendum application to place budget amendment on ballot | News, Sports, Jobs

Pleasant Grove City is rejecting a citizen referendum application to place a recent city budget amendment on the ballot after the city attorney said the issue is not legally referable for a vote. The referendum’s sponsors were notified of their application’s rejection by the city on Tuesday, about seven days after they sent in the […]

Guest Editorial: Why the Wasatch County assessor needs to be replaced - Vimarsana News

Guest Editorial: Why the Wasatch County assessor needs to be replaced

Are you one of my 15,286 closest friends? If you got an average property market value increase of 87% on your home or an average market value increase of 284% on your undeveloped land in 2022, you are, indeed, one of my closest friends! 

7 Places You CAN'T Take Pictures In Utah - Vimarsana News

7 Places You CAN'T Take Pictures In Utah

The laws in Utah say that in most public places, where you don't have an expectation of privacy, taking photos is ok. Photographers are generally restricted from