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Newspaper clippings of journalist Caroline Kingsley
About Me
I live in the Salt Lake City area and I've been writing for the Valley Journals since Aug. 2006.
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April
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- Senior Center getting $400,000 expansion (WJJ, Apr...
- West Jordan holding steady on landfill waste, but ...
- Cops will serve it up at Sizzler Cops-for-Kids fun...
- Sugar Factory arts complex in County Cultural Faci...
- Sugar Factory Playhouse receives $1,100 donation (...
- Wild West Jordan playground opens after repairs; S...
- Modified Blueprint Jordan River resolution passed ...
- Fire engulfs business; claims one life (WJJ, March...
- Tom Steele named new WJ city manager (WJJ, Feb. 09...
- 7800 South to undergo third phase of construction ...
- New firefighters sworn in (WJJ, Feb. 09)
- Wild West playground repair Day care code changed...
- Legislators donate $3,500 to Wild West playground...
- Peterson Development zoning change proposal tabled...
- West Jordan joins Valley Police Alliance (WJJ, Feb...
- Manager and employee of the year recognized by cit...
- City considers form of government change or making...
- City opts to re-roof fire station 54 (WJJ, Jan. 09...
- KraftMaid closes West Jordan plant (WJJ, Jan. 09)
- City sales tax revenues low but higher than statew...
- Plans for county library headquarters moves forwar...
- City cuts check of over $309,000 to departed city ...
- Utah Veterans Council thanks West Jordan for parad...
- Wild West Jordan playground vandalized (WJJ, Dec. ...
- Wild West Jordan playground vandalized Veterans M...
- City finance directortakes city managerposition in...
- UDOT receives federal decision on Mountain View Co...
- City seeks fasterpolice response (WJJ, Dec. 08)
- Kennecott Land's West Bench master plan pushed bac...
- City Council votes to repairfire station (WJJ, Dec...
- Utah Air National Guard donates memorial to West J...
- City approves contract for county library headquar...
- Oracle breaks ground on 'green' compute facility (...
- Awards honor water-frugal landscapes (WJJ, Nov. 08...
- Residents on track with water conservation, but no...
- Residents asked to avoid parking on streets during...
- City manager leaving West Jordan (WJJ, Oct. 08)
- General Plan Committee taking volunteers (WJJ, Oct...
- WJPD officer charged with sexual assault (WJJ, Oct...
- City Council establishes a budget committee (WJJ, ...
- City forks out $17,900 for fire station study (WJJ...
- Sgt. Greg Butler named police chief of Montpelier,...
- Council OKs reimbursement to mayor for Sugar Facto...
- Grant-seeking for Sugar Factory Arts Campus in ful...
- Kennecott cleans up contamination, keeping Superfu...
- Crime mapping program puts local crime statistics ...
- Senior citizens request gate for private community...
- Mountain View Corridor to start off small (WJJ, Se...
- Project seeks to preserve and highlight Jordan Riv...
- Proposed $3 million tax increase fails (WJJ, Aug. ...
- Misplaced telecommunications tax money given to ci...
- Operation: Crosswalk Safety encourages drivers to ...
- Special operation teams train for terrorism (WJJ, ...
- City Council seeking input on neighborhood parks (...
- Fair teaches families about safety and health (WJJ...
- Economic Development Project Area created for Orac...
- County library contract delayed by city’s concerns...
- Go green at the West Jordan Farmer’s Market (WJJ, ...
- Residents and City Council exchange dialogue on bu...
- Water conservation contract goes down the drain (W...
- Toxic black mold shuts down fire station (WJJ, Jul...
- Good Landlord Program comes to West Jordan (WJJ, J...
- New ZIP Code takes effect (WJJ, July 08)
- City Council gives two green thumbs up to senior c...
- Telecommunications tax levied and energy tax incre...
- formally called the utility franchise tax, Oracle...
- How much is too much? City staff speaks up about b...
- Faulty fire engine to be replaced with fleet fund ...
- Community Development Block Grants approved (WJJ, ...
- UTA addresses concerns about light-rail noise cont...
- KraftMaid lays off workers, blames decreased deman...
- Memorial Day tribute to fallen heroes City Counci...
- Robinson takes wing as city’s top legal eagle (WJJ...
- City settles lawsuit with Ivory Development (WJJ, ...
- Bike trail proposal hits high gear (WJJ, May 08)
- Gene Fullmer Center first to have new pool filter ...
- City gearing up to give CDBG grants (WJJ, April 08...
- J Station springing to life (WJJ, April 08)
- Pioneer Day bull riding event canceled (WJJ, April...
- “Field of Dreams”coming to fruition (WJJ, April 08...
- City attorney retires after long legal career (WJJ...
- City seeks grants for trail of attractions (WJJ, A...
- South Valley Community Church gets new home (WJJ, ...
- City Council member runs for Senate seat (WJJ, Apr...
- City considers paving way to better roads with pro...
- West Jordan dog park to be affected by new county ...
- Land donation pushes Mountain View Corridor plans ...
- Trail fence recommendation meets with opposition (...
- City bracing for economic downturn (WJJ, Feb. 08)
- Water reservoir approved to cope with population g...
- City lauded for financial reporting (WJJ, Feb. 08)...
- Fire chief returns from retirement (WJJ, Feb. 08)
- City Council welcomes new members (WJJ, Jan. 08)
- City adopts sexually oriented business resolution;...
- City recognizes exceptional employees (WJJ, Jan. 0...
- Residents successfully oppose rezone proposal (WJJ...
- West Jordan reaches 100 police officer mark (WJJ, ...
- Contaminated ditch almost clean (WJJ, Jan. 08)
- City takes a wait-and-see approach on UTOPIA (WJJ,...
- U.S. Census Bureau backs up 100,000 residentt clai...
- Special meeting brings together City Council and s...
- City plans to update website with streaming video...
- Oquirrh Alliance offers advocacy services to city ...
- Something old and something new A roundup of the ...
- Federal government gives go-ahead on Mid-Jordan L...
- 9000 South residents get relief from truck headach...
- City celebration numbers are in (WJJ, Dec. 07)
- • • City Council paves way for new parking surf...
- Peterson Development and city working to solve Sto...
- Does the size of schools matter?Voterswill decide ...
- City seeks affordable housing for residents (WJJ, ...
- City considers amending sign ordinance ... again ...
- Possible backlash? City lets developer use Kearns ...
- Historical society gets grants to collect stories ...
- Proposed Jordan Creek development under community ...
- PD revamps code enforcement program (WJJ, Nov. 07)...
- Residents, businesses receive water-wise awards (W...
- Subcommittee for elementary overcrowding to study ...
- Dannon donates $30,000 to food bank (WJJ, Nov. 07)...
- Councilmember wants to give seniors a nightlife (W...
- Improvements planned to relieve 7800 South congest...
- Reverse 911 technology finds lost child (WJJ, Oct....
- Residents to vote on school district issue (WJJ, O...
- UDOT studies east-west transportation (WJJ, Oct. 0...
- Arsenic cleanup more than half-way finished (WJJ, ...
- Blighted shopping center to go from rags to riches...
- New page: Mega-library coming to town (WJJ, Sep. 0...
- Night Out: Residents give crime a going-away party...
- Monument honors memory of Welby (WJJ, Sep. 07)
- It all adds up: City submits census challenge (WJJ...
- Residents weigh in on city school district debate ...
- City celebrates grand opening of 9000 South west l...
- Kennecott agrees to clean contaminated groundwater...
- City modifies transit station overlay district aft...
- Water conservancy district prepares headquarters a...
- West Jordan Days just around the corner (WJJ, Aug....
- Not much time to mull ballot decision for school d...
- Chief retires after 21 years with fire department ...
- What's on? City considers Valley TV partnership (W...
- Youth Court lets teens help teens (WJJ, Aug. 07)
- City Council defends density decisions; developer ...
- SWAT team places third in national contest (WJJ, A...
- City decides not to pursue lawsuit against SB 30 (...
- To the rescue: Firefighters show off new specializ...
- Project engineers win award for innovative design ...
- Ready or not, city to celebrate census landmark (W...
- Residents employ talents in Taylorsville Symphony ...
- Bennion Elementary rewarded $1,500 for its forcus ...
- Coming clean: Kennecott commits to helping clear c...
- West Jordan paves the way to better roads (WJJ, Ju...
- West Jordan residents are wise in the ways of wate...
- O Pioneer! Who will take care of Landmark Hall?: D...
- New jobs created in city budget; The buck stops he...
- Faces of West Jordan will honor city residents (WJ...
- Going to the dogs: County will fund new park (WJJ,...
- West Jordan continues ULCT membership (WJJ, June 0...
- Coming clean: Kennecott commits to helping clear c...
- City plans $1.5 million ramp enhancement project (...
- He's coming to America - and Taylorsville (TKJ, Ju...
- City Council adopts 2007-08 budget (TKJ, June 07)
- Wall voices concerns about vote on Granite School ...
- State legislator donates fitness award money to sc...
- UDOT proposes intersection improvements (TKJ, May ...
- Taylorsville Dayzz just around the corner (TKJ, Ma...
- Mayor delivers budget address (MJ, May 07)
- Youth chamber honored for state award (MJ, May 07)...
- 4500 South could close for us to seven weeks (WJ, ...
- City donates police cars to SLCC (MJ, May 07)
- City considers additional landfill gas plant (MJ, ...
- PUD task force wants to keep neighborhoods charmin...
- Murray applies for Sister Cities membership (MJ, M...
- Justice Court fights domestic violence, substance ...
- Taylorsville City grants indemnification to office...
- City honors fallen soldier (TKJ, April 07)
- County Council approves funding for Taylorsville b...
- County sets goal to improve water quality; Plans t...
- Murray streets to be widened this summer (MJ, Apri...
- County sets goal to improve water quality (TKJ, Ma...
- Questar project along State Street will impact tra...
- Huntsman Cancer Center opens its doors (MJ, Feb. 0...
- Cottonwood Mall sees decline in tenants (MJ, Feb. ...
- CSI: Murray coming to a PD near you (MJ, Feb. 07)
- Raising the roof: city aims to end homelessness (M...
- Safe at home: Murray City prepares for emergencies...
- Fashion Place Mall plans major renovation (MJ, Dec...
- Murray Library plans to expand (MJ, Dec. 06)
- Here's the dirt on award-winning landscaping (Nov....
- Water, sewer rates rise (Nov. 06)
- Power on: Murray utility wins two awards (Nov. 06)...
- Development rising from the ashes nets Phoenix Awa...
- October spotlights disability awareness (Oct. 06)
- More resources approved for vets and their familie...
- Murray's got the power to celebrate; On the move: ...
- Power generation station gets the lay of the landf...
- No place like home: Where will City hall go?; Prop...
- Residents fight rezone request and win - for now (...
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