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Road Home community carnival raises funds to help Utahns experiencing homelessness (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — The Road Home is inviting Utah families to a community carnival Wednesday evening aimed at raising money to support people experiencing homelessness. The event runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Promontory Hall at the Utah State Fairgrounds. The family-friendly carnival will include games, inflatable activities, food and entertainment, including a magician, caricature artist, face painter, balloon artist and photo booth. General admission tickets cost $50, while children 10 and young
Students explore construction careers at Taylorsville job fair (opens the original)
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TAYLORSVILLE — Construction companies showcased skills to more than 600 Utah students at the We Build Utah Career Exploration and Job Fair in Taylorsville on Tuesday. Held at Salt Lake Community College's Taylorsville campus, the event brings together students and more than 25 companies to showcase careers in the construction trades. Students had the opportunity to try activities including electrical work, forming and operating heavy machinery while learning about career opportunities across the
Hangar rent hikes coming to SLC International Airport (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Hangar rent at Salt Lake City International Airport is set to increase significantly for some general aviation pilots, with the airport saying its current rates have been below market for decades. The changes are expected to affect 58 shade hangar and T-hangar tenants at the airport. Lance Weekley, a retired Delta Air Lines captain who now uses his aircraft for volunteer animal rescue and humanitarian missions across the West, is one of the pilots who will be impacted by the inc
Utah History Summit brings historians together to expand the state's story (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's history is being looked at through a wider lens. Historians, museums and community groups from across the state are gathering for the first Utah History Summit. The summit is bringing together people who study, preserve and share Utah history, with a focus on making sure more communities are represented. The past is everywhere inside the Museum of Utah. And now, historians are coming together to talk about how those stories are preserved and how they're shared. Eliza Carr
New Salt Lake City housing opens for people leaving homelessness (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A new supportive housing complex is now open in Salt Lake City, providing 67 permanent apartments and on-site services for people coming out of long-term homelessness. KWB Apartments, at 44 N. 1000 West, is a partnership between First Step House and Housing Connect. The five-story building provides permanent housing for people who have experienced long-term homelessness and live with serious mental health conditions. Residents have access to mental health care, case management,
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