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Neighbors will walk through Midway Saturday for the 2025 Volksmarch, to raise awareness of open space and celebrate town history.
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Stratford, who led the city council race in Midway’s primary elections, has withdrawn. Three candidates remain.
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About a third of voters cast ballots in the primary races for Heber and Midway earlier this month, while two-thirds of Charleston voters went to the polls.
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In Wasatch County, residents must seek out their own recycling services. Midway could become the first local government to change that.
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Wasatch County tested its voting machines for accuracy Tuesday ahead of the primary elections Aug. 12.
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The Midway City Council will allow underground parking garages as long as they adhere to certain requirements. The change is intended for a mixed-use development near Memorial Hill.
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The Midway City Council is working to secure more conservation easements on land in and around the town.
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A new group of Midway residents has sued the Heber Valley Special Service District, alleging the odor of nearby wastewater treatment ponds harms their health.
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Wright’s bid for the Midway mayor’s office, at just 23 years old, marks his first foray into local government.
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Simons, a member of the Midway City Council, calls himself a common-sense candidate for the town's next mayor.