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After four years of service, Lisa Adams steps down

Jan 01, 2018 11h57 ● By Natalie Mollinet

Lisa Adams has served on the Salt Lake City Council for four years, representing Sugar House in her district. After making some major changes to the neighborhood and city, she now plans to move to New York City with her husband to help with the United Nations.

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What happened to the plans for 2100 South?

Aug 31, 2017 16h29 ● By Jana Klopsch

The plans to change the lanes between 2300 East and 1700 East along 2100 South caused quite a stir in the Sugar House neighborhood, and because of the feedback the city got from those neighbors, their plans changed.

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Police report shows small increase in business burglaries

May 31, 2017 14h53 ● By Kelly Cannon

Salt Lake City Police Detective Josh Ashdown gave his monthly police report to the Sugar House Community Council.

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Salt Lake City Public Library System asks for budget increase

May 31, 2017 14h50 ● By Kelly Cannon

The Salt Lake City Public Library System is asking for a budget increase of $3.9 million. Library Director Peter Bromberg explained the proposal to the Sugar House Community Council.

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Three valley school districts increase teacher pay, benefits

May 31, 2017 14h45 ● By Travis Barton

Granite, Canyons and Jordan school districts in Salt Lake County have increased teachers’ pay for the upcoming school year, in an effort to retain and hire enough teachers for growing classrooms.

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Old Shopko to be new office space, possible medical facility

May 08, 2017 09h51 ● By Kelly Cannon

Westport Capital Projects is moving forward with replacing the old Shopko with office space, despite some displeasure from residents.

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Growing SLC housing plan presented to community council

May 08, 2017 09h35 ● By Kelly Cannon

The deputy director of Salt Lake City Housing and Neighborhood Development explained the Growing SLC five-year housing plan to the Sugar House City Council.

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