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David French llama por una reforma constitucional
Read in English here. Un columnista del “New York Times”, David French, llamó por una reforma constitucional con motivo del 239.º aniversario de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos. French se dirigió a los estudiantes de la Universidad de Weber State, donde analizó por qué…
What’s Brewing in Shepherd Union?: Starbucks Takes Back its Former Spot
Espresso machines whirred, while baristas called names, while students waited in line at the newly relocated Starbucks in the Shepherd Union Building, which officially reopened for business on Sept. 15. As part of Weber State’s decision to renew its contract with its food…
Cultura y conexión a través de la Asociación Ohana
Read in English here. Para los estudiantes que están involucrados con la Asociación Ohana, el club es un hogar lejos de casa. La Asociación Ohana, TOA en sus iniciales, es un club en la Universidad de Weber State que está dedicado a servir y crear oportunidades para estudiantes…
Culture and Connection through The Ohana Association
Leer en español aquí. For students involved in The Ohana Association, the club is a home away from home. The Ohana Association, or TOA, is a club at Weber Students University dedicated to serving and creating opportunities for students from the Pacific Islands. Taking from the…
On Constitution Day, David French Calls for Constitutional Reform
Leer en español aquí. New York Times columnist David French called for constitutional reform on the 239th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution. French spoke to students at Weber State University, where he discussed why many Americans today may feel at political odds. The Walker…
2026 Wellbeing Survey Highlights Kaysville’s Strengths and Priorities
The 2026 Utah Wellbeing Survey results are in, offering valuable insight into what Kaysville residents appreciate about their community and the issues they believe deserve continued attention.
200 North Reconstruction Update
Beginning July 7, construction activities will shift to the north side of 200 North between 500 East and Country Lane. Traffic will be moved to the south side of the roadway. This traffic configuration is expected to remain in place through Winter 2026.
Latest City E-Newsletter - "The Hometown Post"
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Notice of Intent to Dispose of Real Property
Transfer to the Syracuse City Redevelopment Agency
