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Travis Barton

Travis Barton

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Editor In Chief, Midvale Journal

Utah

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Causes , African American Issues , Campaigns , Public Policy , Entertainment , Sports , Arts & Culture , Politics , Lifestyle , Youth , Aging , Incarceration , Health , Wellness , Fitness , Entrepreneurship , Technology

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Everything not related to fall color.

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 216

  • Council pumps brakes on public comment restriction after community feedback

    By Travis Barton| West Valley City Journal Verified Jul 07, 2023 12:14PM●By Travis BartonOne resident speaks during a public hearing at a West Valley City Council meeting in 2017. (File photo City Journals)Public comment will be welcomed at every West Valley City Council meeting, though that almost changed in early June after the council considered only allowing public comment during the first meeting of each month.

    By Travis Barton · West Valley City Journal

    Jul. 07, 2023

  • Riverton Passes Annual Budget with no tax raise | South Valley Riverton Journal

    By Travis Barton| The City Journals@ Skip to main contentJul 03, 2023 01:14PM●By Travis Barton Riverton City’s approximate $83 million budget will see no increases through property taxes as the City Council unanimously approved this year’s budget. “I think we can celebrate that once again we have not raised taxes in Riverton City,” Councilmember Troy McDougal said after the vote.

    By Travis Barton · The City Journals

    Jul. 03, 2023

  • Council pumps brakes on public comment restriction after community feedback

    By Travis Barton| West Valley City Journal Verified Jul 07, 2023 12:14PM●By Travis BartonOne resident speaks during a public hearing at a West Valley City Council meeting in 2017. (File photo City Journals)Public comment will be welcomed at every West Valley City Council meeting, though that almost changed in early June after the council considered only allowing public comment during the first meeting of each month.

    By Travis Barton · West Valley City Journal

    Jul. 07, 2023

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Midvale Journal