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Public update planned Tuesday for project formerly known as Dakota Pacific

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By Marina Knight
| TownLift
Land west of the former Skullcandy building in Kimball Junction where the rebranded Dakota Pacific project, Altus, is planned. Photo: TownLift // Marina Knight KIMBALL JUNCTION, Utah — The controversial Dakota Pacific development in Kimball Junction has a new name, a new developer identity and a fresh round of public outreach.
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Heber Valley expands July 4th festival to three days for America’s 250th anniversary

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By Marina Knight, Meredith Gustman
| TownLift
Red White and Blue Festival Parade. Photo: Go Heber Valley HEBER CITY — The annual Red, White, and Blue Festival in Heber Valley is expanding to a three-day celebration this year to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, with events running July 2–4 across Heber City and Midway. The festival will include returning staples like the Red, White, and Blue Parade, Main-to-Main 5K and 10K races, Freedom Trains aboard the Heber Valley Railroad and fireworks.
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Keeping history alive: Antique & Classic Power Museum

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By Ashtyn Asay, Marina Knight
| TownLift
Among the collections in the museum that have been added since Richard and Rita Erickson passed away in 2018 and 2007, respectively, is Building 22’s collection of mint-condition muscle cars. Photo: Neighbors of the Wasatch Back // Sarah Severson. In the bucolic Wasatch County outpost of Wallsburg, Starks Lane meanders past pastures, farmyards, and paddocks. But at the end of that road is a definitively unexpected destination: the Richard W. Erickson Antique & Classic Power Museum.
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