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If you need a cheap ride, maybe this guy — me — can help

I get the opportunity to meet a lot of interesting people in my line of work, but I can only take so many coach-speak clichés. That doesn’t seem to be a problem when it comes to my side gig. A few...

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Local country band Exit 99 to play at Fridays on Vine

Exit 99’s four band members all live in Tooele County, and know all about Fridays on Vine where they perform this week. “This will be our fourth year at Fridays on Vine, and it is one of our favorite...

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Single-vehicle rollover on I-80 injures three

Two medical helicopters responded to a single-vehicle rollover on Interstate 80 west of Knolls Thursday morning, according to Utah Highway Patrol. The vehicle, which contained two women and a girl,...

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Lightning major cause of fires in past week around county

A number of minor fire incidents occurred in Tooele County over the past week, with lightning strikes a major cause. Tooele County Fire Warden Daniel Walton said lightning was responsible for a number...

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SPSA awards engineering contract for SR-138 underpass

The Stansbury Park Service Agency board ratified the selection of an engineering firm for its proposed state Route 138 underpass at its meeting Wednesday night. The request for proposals was turned in...

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Hospital holds heart attack drill at Tooele Senior Center

Gerald Llewelyn faked a heart attack at the Tooele Senior Center on Wednesday morning, acting as though he had slight chest pressure and wasn’t feeling well. The center’s director Bella Collovich...

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Several city roads to undergo repair through this fall

Tooele City will spend about $1.9 million on major road reconstruction or pavement overlays on eight sections of city roads this summer. It will also spend an estimated $183,800 to slurry seal seven...

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Pace of home sales picks up but volume sees decline

An already fast pace of home sales in Tooele County picked up even faster in the second quarter of 2017, according to data from the Wasatch Front Regional Multiple Listing Service. Along with faster...

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Col. Kirschner now heads to Korea

Less than an hour before his command at Dugway Proving Ground would end, Col. Sean Kirschner called the day bittersweet. After two years in command of the installation, Kirschner will join United...

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Hoskins takes command of Dugway

Two years ago, Col. Sean Kirschner received the Dugway Proving Ground flag to signify the beginning of his command at the installation. He passed those same colors to Major Gen. John Charlton,...

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Holiday alters publishing deadline schedule

Due to the Pioneer Day holiday on Monday, the Tooele Transcript Bulletin’s deadlines for next Tuesday’s edition have been changed. Deadlines for community news, classifieds, public notices and display...

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Pioneer Day children’s parade set for Saturday

Six Tooele Stakes of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will gather for a children’s parade and games on Saturday to celebrate Pioneer Day. “We’ve invited children from six stakes and...

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SPOC to unveil new telescope at ribbon cutting Saturday

The newest, and largest, addition to the Stansbury Park Observatory Complex will be unveiled Saturday. The Salt Lake Astronomical Society will host a ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony for the...

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Case continues for former coach charged with abuse

The former Grantsville High School football coach charged with sexual abuse and tampering with a witness appeared in 3rd District Court for a motion hearing Tuesday afternoon. Curtis Lee Ware, 48, is...

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Firefighters work to contain Onaqui Mtn. Complex fire

The large wildfires burning near Dugway Proving Ground and south of Terra are now being treated as a single fire as crews work for total containment. The 10 fires, now going under the name of Onaqui...

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County gets clean audit for 2016

Tooele County received a clean audit for 2016, but the auditors raised the specter of the need for a non-elected financial officer for the county. “The report you have is an unqualified or clean...

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Early voting for primary elections begins Aug. 1

Tooele and Grantsville cities will hold a primary election for mayor and city council on Aug. 15, but at least one vote in the primary has already been cast. “According to state law, we have already...

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Commissioners uphold South Rim agreement

South Rim residents who oppose a gravel pit in their neighborhood got what they wanted Tuesday night. The Tooele County Commission voted unanimously during their Tuesday night meeting to honor a...

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Col. Hoskins takes reins at Dugway

For the newest Dugway Proving Ground Commander, the remote and austere setting of the installation is familiar. Col. Brant D. Hoskins said his family would travel over the mountains and into the high...

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Country Fanfest to light up the stage next week

Thomas Rhett is at the top of his game as a country music artist. This year he was named “Country Artist of the Year” at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, and his song “Die a Happy Man” was nominated for a...

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