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Roy residents gathering signatures for a referendum on 34 percent property tax increase (opens the original)
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ROY, Utah — In August, Roy city council voted 4-1 to increase property taxes by 34 percent. Now, residents are trying to gather enough signatures to put a referendum on the ballot on the tax increase, and letting voters decide if they want the increase or not. During various public comment periods during city council meetings and Truth-In-Taxation hearings, many residents voiced concerns about how high the tax increase would be. Now, people are trying to make their voices heard by gathering sign
Pineview Reservoir water levels dropping impacts businesses in Ogden Valley (opens the original)
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OGDEN VALLEY, Utah — Pineview Reservoir is at its lowest point as Ogden city crews replace a decades-old pipeline that brings drinking water to people who live there. Some businesses in the area said they have seen a drop in visitors. "We're not against changing out the pipe. It’s just it really has had an impact on having such a bad winter for visitors and skiing, that now we’re being impacted by the fact that people aren’t coming to the lake to hang out on weekends,” said Deborah Quinn, owner
Hospitalized Roy crossing guard remembers few details of devastating accident (opens the original)
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ROY, Utah — A crossing guard remains in the hospital a week after being hit in a devastating crash while on the job at an intersection in Roy. "I’m glad that 7 broken bones and a flight through the air was as bad as it got for me,” said Kate McLean. McLean has been a crossing guard at the intersection at 4300 West and 5500 South for a couple of years. "We know these kids, they’re our kids, too,” she said. McLean didn’t see how the accident happened, only knowing that a car hit her when she was a
Utah woman reflects on helping 9/11 recovery efforts 25 years ago (opens the original)
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OGDEN, Utah — The 9/11 terror attacks were a dark day for the nation, and a heartbreaking memory. One woman from Utah went to work days after the attack to bring closure to families whose lives had changed forever. Nancy Hachmeister was at Ground Zero 25 years with her dog, Ivey. For 44 years, Hachmeister, who lives in Ogden, has trained and been a handler for search dogs. Her non-profit is called Utah Search Dogs, which started in 2008. Her works has taken her all over the country to help with
Weber County 4-H kids make and deliver care kits on the eve of 9/11 (opens the original)
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OGDEN, Utah — On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, some kids in Weber County who were not born then are using it as a day to give back and thank the heroes around us. "Service is a way to give back to the community everything that I’ve been given,” said Samantha M., a high school sophomore and STEM ambassador with Weber County 4-H. She and others put water bottles and snacks in bags for a cause. "It’s just kind of nice to get out there and help someone else rather than yourself,” said Caleb Hollings
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