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Utah immigration court is struggling to meet the Trump admin’s stepped-up pace (opens the original)
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As the Trump administration speeds up immigration court hearings, court staff in Utah are struggling to keep up. Daily dockets have swollen since the summer, when attorneys began to notice “mega master” hearings with dozens of people scheduled at once. Judge David C. Anderson told his courtroom Sept. 24 that the future expectation is he will hear 200 cases on Mondays — 50 before lunch, 150 after. “I’m not quite sure how I’ll be able to finish morning and afternoon sessions,” he said. In the mean
Weber County’s tale of two trash dumps gets a cheaper ending for Ogdenites (opens the original)
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Heads up, Ogdenites with garbage: a new transfer station wants your trash. Ogden residents used to take trash to the Weber County Transfer Station in West Haven. But things changed this summer, and the Ogden Transfer Station is now the cheaper option. All Weber County residents used to be able to drop off trash at the county transfer station for a minimum fee of $12. In July, Weber leased the transfer station to Waste Management. At the same time, Ogden stopped contracting with the county transf
More Utah adaptive biking trails means more freedom in 'those wild places' (opens the original)
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Helmets? Check. Water bottles? Check. Small dog in a milk crate on the back of a bike? Also check. So began a September afternoon mountain bike ride at Snowbasin Resort. The National Ability Center, Ogden Valley Adaptive and Wasatch Adaptive Sports organized group rides like these throughout the summer. It's a strong sign that adaptive riding is having a moment in Utah. After riding Canyon Rim Trail, Amanda King's face was dusted with dirt. Her dog, Faith, had fallen out of her milk crate a coup
Pineview Reservoir is almost empty. Draining it turned up some surprises (opens the original)
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Now that most of its water has been sent downstream, Pineview Reservoir is ready to get a new pipeline. Crews have begun laying rock across the lakebed to serve as a temporary road. But as the water levels dropped, some long-submerged surprises came to the surface. The biggest one was a yellow truck. The Weber County Sheriff’s Office learned about it on social media, said Chief Deputy Colby Ryan. Based on the vehicle identification number and license plate, they discovered it had been stolen in
Utah’s different crosswalk rules are confusing. We went down the rabbit hole (opens the original)
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Utah crosswalks might be more complicated than you think. Let’s start with what everyone seems to agree on under Utah law: if a crosswalk is drawn with two long parallel lines, you can proceed as long as pedestrians are safely on the other half of the road. School crosswalk rules are tighter. You or someone you know may have gotten a ticket or a warning. Local authorities have certainly been posting about it on social media now that school is back in session. With a school crosswalk, drivers mus
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