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March 2022

Cottonwood boys basketball finishes with best season since 2008

Feb 23, 2022 07:31PM ● By Brian Shaw

All 15 players have played in the Colts’ 23 games and of those, about half have played enough minutes to have scored on average three points per game.

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Cottonwood girls basketball has found its stride at the right time

Feb 23, 2022 07:30PM ● By Brian Shaw

Colts have changed their standing in the new league with a formula of stingy defense and transition baskets.

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Central Park Chapel is a SSL architectural treasure

Feb 23, 2022 07:28PM ● By Bill Hardesty

The Central Park Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the corner of 300 East and 2700 South is 95 years old. The building was built in the Prairie School style.

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Green thumbs get ready! City to open new community garden

Feb 23, 2022 07:27PM ● By Bill Hardesty

The SSL Department of Neighborhoods is creating a community garden south of Fitts Park on 400 East. The plan is to have it ready for the 2022 growing season.

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Bad Dog Arts: a community centered approach to art programs

Feb 23, 2022 07:00PM ● By Addie Hunsaker

Bad Dog Arts is an organization in partnership with South Salt Lake and local artists, that offers workshops in many mediums to the community and has an outreach within the Salt Lake City School District.

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New K9 officer joins South Salt Lake’s police force

Feb 23, 2022 06:59PM ● By Bill Hardesty

K9 officer DROM, a 14-month-old German shepherd-Belgian Malinois has joined the SSLPD.

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New Civilian Review Board ‘enhances transparency’ of police work

Feb 23, 2022 06:58PM ● By Bill Hardesty

After two years of work, the SSL Civilian Review Board is ready to go.

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Debate over elected officials’ compensation continues with city council, mayor

Feb 23, 2022 06:56PM ● By Bill Hardesty

A resolution to repeal the Elected Officials Compensation Commission brought up old issues including political manipulation, shaming campaign against the mayor, and gender discrimination. The mayor has not received any pay increase since 2011.

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