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New cars are more expensive than ever. Utah’s largest public transit system — the Utah Transit Authority — could make room in your budget, but it might add time to your commute.
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The bad news for commuters is that train schedules will continue to be unpredictable. But there may be good news on the horizon.
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Bringing trains back is part of the mayor’s vision to highlight a historic gem. The city is working with the Utah Transit Authority to figure out logistics.
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It’s not a done deal, but the housing authority hopes to close on the property before the year ends — and ahead of a deadline before losing $1 million in funding.
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Ogden Valley City has a lot to figure out, from how to fund its first few months to where it’ll hold meetings in the long term.
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Demand is up from new and existing clients. Utah Food Bank says the new state funds will help, but they’ll support only a small portion of their distribution.
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Los trabajadores federales representan una buena parte de los clientes en los restaurantes del centro. Con los empleados suspendidos gastando menos, los dueños de negocios están preocupados.
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Nearly 1,500 Treasury employees were laid off nationwide. In Ogden, some at the IRS still working for pay are worried about being furloughed if they take any time off during the shutdown.
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Federal workers make up a good portion of customers at downtown restaurants. With furloughed workers spending less, business owners are worried.
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The move hurts some existing workers' morale, while others who've been on paid leave for months have earned two incomes and found better opportunities.
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Thatcher drew his own map to get people talking. The Utah Legislature will publish its proposed map, after a court voided the current congressional map, on Sept. 25.
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Encircle plans to grow and respond to community needs in northern Utah, and they’re looking forward to working with other organizations.