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Stafford s Chocolates invites public to tour facility

Through May 5, Stafford’s Chocolates, located at 114 N. Main St. in Porterville, will be celebrating National Small Business Week by inviting Porterville and surrounding area locals and visitors to

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Salt Lake City unveils incentives for property owners, developers who want to build affordable homes

Salt Lake City mulls new ways to bring more affordable homes into more residential and commercial areas.

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SLC may allow homeless shelters in more parts of the city

The Salt Lake City Council will get to consider a new approval process for shelters that gives the public more input and council members more power.

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Why downtown Salt Lake City could soon be getting even taller

Salt Lake City leaders are weighing a potential zoning change that would allow for taller skyscrapers among other changes to the downtown area.

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Is downtown Salt Lake City going to get taller buildings soon?

As the old adage goes: If you can’t build horizontally, build vertically. This is already happening with the forthcoming Astra Tower, which is quickly rising up to be the city’s next tallest building.

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