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Halloween in Cedar Valley

September 17, 2020September 15, 2020

In the past I have written about some of the weird and bizzare things that have happened in and around the Cedar Valley. You can read more about those type of Halloween activities in the article “The Ghosts of Eagle Mountain“. The purpose of this article is to show traditions and ways that residents of…

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Categories: Family / History

Council And Staff Discuss Mayor And City Council Powers and Duties and Succession Planning

September 15, 2020

When the City Administrator announced that he was going to be leaving Eagle Mountain and a new City Administrator was going to need to be found there were some questions from residents and the City Council on exactly how that process was going to take place. Within a couple of weeks, the position was offered…

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Categories: City Government / State Government

Eagle Mountain Gets Ready For Snow

September 11, 2020September 10, 2020

On the first of September, the City Council approved a proposal to buy new snow removal equipment for Eagle Mountain. “Staff recommends that the City Council approve the purchase of two(2) International CV515 Snow Plow Dump Trucks from Rush Trucks on the State contract in the amount of $204,967.60.” Instead of buying a large snow…

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Categories: City Government / Traffic / Weather

Officials Take Tour Of Eagle Mountain To Discuss Possible Wildlife Corridor

September 10, 2020

On August 31st, the Eagle Mountain Nature and Wildlife Alliance invited officials to tour Eagle Mountain and get a look at the open space it has to offer. The tour included a trip to the top of Turtle Hill where they could view Hidden and Cedar Valleys. Representative Ben McAdams discussed the visit on his…

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Categories: Development / Lifestyle / Wildlife

Topology of Eagle Mountain and Cedar Valley – 3D Print

August 24, 2020January 21, 2025

I recently purchased a Creative Ender 3 3D printer. And as any new 3D printer owner would do, I went on the search for things to print. Besides the common ones like the ball in a cube, and Mandalorian figures, I wanted to find some productive educational things to print as well. So I started…

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Categories: History / iNSIDER / Lifestyle

How Can We Change City Code?

August 20, 2020

I get asked a lot of questions about Eagle Mountain. A couple of the questions that I hear most often are: “What does City Code say about this…” as well as “How can I change City Code?”. This article hopefully will give you enough information that you will be able to answer both of those…

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Categories: City Government / Development

Paul Jerome – Eagle Mountains New City Administrator

August 7, 2020

On July 27th, 2020 Eagle Mountain Staff announced that the current City Administrator had taken a new position and would be leaving his current position. “Eagle Mountain, we’re losing a legend. Eagle Mountain City Administrator Ifo Pili has accepted a position as the city manager of Las Cruces, New Mexico. Mr. Pili has worked for…

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Categories: City Government

Fivemile Pass May Become Fee-Based, Daily-Use Permit BLM Area

July 28, 2020

The US Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is looking at making an area located along Highway 73 in Tooele County and the Cedar Valley near Eagle Mountain a special use area. They are currently doing an Environmental Assessment with a project name of Fivemile Pass Special Area Designation. “The Bureau of…

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Categories: Development / Wildlife

Bryan Densley – Eagle Mountain Resident Spotlight

July 27, 2020

Bryan Densley is the owner and operator of Densley Sound. Their family moved to Eagle Mountain because they “love the openness and the outdoors, the farms, but also the fiber internet. Where I do a lot of remote work from home, and with my business, I transfer large amounts of data over the internet, that…

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Categories: Lifestyle / Resident Spotlight

Hoofbeats to Healing – Moving to Eagle Mountain

July 24, 2020

“Hoofbeats to Healing is dedicated to providing therapeutic horse back riding in Saratoga Springs, Utah. We use an effective natural approach to therapeutic horse back riding via Missouri Fox Trotter and Andalusian horses. Based on the theory of Cross hemispheric integration, which is if a child didn’t crawl correctly their brain may not be mapped…

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Categories: Development
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