Duck Thurgood is a journalist for Utah Public Radio, focusing on local news in Logan, Utah. With a keen interest in community issues and current events, Duck covers a range of topics including education, environment, politics, and public health.
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In other news, a mountain lion seen in Lehi neighborhoods over the past week was caught and humanely euthanized late Thursday night.
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The proposed rezoning to housing has faced backlash from residents in West Valley City who claim it will hurt vendors' livelihoods and not provide affordable housing.
Utah Public Radio | By Duck Thurgood Published September 18, 2024 at 3:57 PM MDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
This is your daily news rundown for Wednesday, October 2. In this edition:
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The tool can be used to identify barriers to accessibility — like broken signs and missing curb ramps — so cities can fix them more quickly.
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Over the last year of Israel's military campaign in Gaza, Palestinian and queer groups in Utah have made collaboration a key part of their work.
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In a debate at Weber State University on Thursday, candidates vying for Mitt Romney's open U.S. Senate seat debated possible priorities and solutions for water issues in Utah.
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Candidates for Utah’s Second Congressional District debated a number of issues at Utah Tech University on Monday — including their role in a closely divided Congress.
Utah Public Radio | By Duck Thurgood Published October 15, 2024 at 2:51 PM MDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
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