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Bangerter to temporarily close for installation of South Jordan pedestrian bridge
This closure is part of various construction projects in ... in the ever-growing west side of the Salt Lake Valley," UDOT ...
Another hefty bill awaits Salt Lake City’s downtown remake: a $1B Salt Palace renovation
Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson wants to set aside $10.5 million in revenue earmarked for transportation as the county ...
Texas mayor won't let LDS Church 'bully' town into building massive temple
In August, the Fairview City Council denied the Latter-day Saints a permit to build a massive temple in a residential zone.
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FamilySearch celebrates 130 years of ‘building the family tree of humanity’
The new organization was founded with three main goals — collecting, establishing and maintaining a genealogical library; ...
LDS Church and Russell Nelson reach a historic milestone — in Tooele
Sunday marked another milestone in the long life of Russell M. Nelson and the global religion he leads. The 100-year-old ...
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President Russell M. Nelson dedicates 200th temple for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Tooele
President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated the Deseret Peak Utah Temple, Sunday ...
President Nelson, 100, dedicates the 200th Latter-day Saint temple
It is not the temple’s scenic location or impressive architecture that President Russell M. Nelson emphasized before ...
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The Prophet, age 100, dedicates the Church’s 200th house of the Lord — the Deseret Peak Utah Temple
President Nelson, age 100, dedicated the Church's 200th temple — the Deseret Peak Utah Temple — as a "place of peace and power" on Sunday, Nov. 10.
Latter-day Saint President Nelson dedicates faith's 200th temple: Deseret Peak in Tooele
President Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicatedthe Deseret Peak Utah Temple.The temple, ...
A historic LDS meetinghouse was partially destroyed on Easter. Its new owner wants to bring it back to life.
A wrecking ball claimed part of a century-old former Latter-day Saint meetinghouse. The building’s new owner has plans to restore it to its original glory.