Jacob Nielson
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‘An excitement in the room:’ Year two of Orem Film Festival sees strong turnout, showcases local films (opens the original)
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Year one of the Orem Film Festival last year was considered a success, with founder Trevor Allen saying the novelty of the event attracted curious visitors to come and see what it was all about. Another strong turnout in year two may suggest a proof of concept — that the demand for a new film festival in Utah County is real. The event, which took place last week at the Megaplex in Vineyard, sold out the auditoriums and delivered what Allen called “an excitement in the room.” “It’s just so electr
Orem City gives update on Lakeview Parkway extension efforts (opens the original)
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The plan for Lakeview Parkway is to extend the route north to merge with Geneva Road, better connecting west Provo to the University Parkway exit and northbound travel. The vision, several years in the making, requires extending the road through existing agricultural land in Orem City. In 2022, $14,698,200 was selected for the project, to be used in 2025. In a joint Provo-Orem city council meeting Monday, Orem staff gave an update on the process of acquiring the land necessary to build out the r
Building something together: Shriners Children’s families connect the pieces at Boardwalk Puzzle event (opens the original)
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With patients at Shriners Children’s Salt Lake City facing significant physical challenges, the hospital staff is always looking to create safe, fun environments where the kids can feel like kids. The pieces came together Monday night for patients and their families to take part in a memorable activity at, of all places, a puzzle factory. Boardwalk Puzzles welcomed Shriners families into their massive factory warehouse in Lindon to pick out a puzzle and work on it together, while enjoying snacks
A nod to a hero: Master Officer Joseph Shinners Memorial Boulevard unveiled in Provo (opens the original)
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On what would have been Officer Joseph Shinners’ 37th birthday, family, friends and the Provo Police Department gathered Friday for a special tribute. Provo City unveiled a sign declaring 500 West in Provo as Master Officer Joseph Shinners Memorial Boulevard in honor of the man who was killed on duty on Jan. 5, 2019. “I’m really grateful for all the support we’ve had all these years. It means so much,” said Shinners’ widow, Kaylyn Shinners, at the unveiling ceremony. “And I’m really grateful for
Data center applicant tells Spanish Fork it plans to move project location (opens the original)
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Days after the Spanish Fork City Council approved a code amendment to clear the way for a self-powered data center to be built, the applicant appears to be eyeing a different location within the city. A city official told the Daily Herald on Monday that Volition informed the city it will no longer pursue building a data center in a warehouse at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon and instead is eyeing the purchase of a warehouse just north of the Spanish Fork Airport. “They’re pursuing a specific b
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