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Sandy residents turn out against study tied to possible Highland Drive extension through Dimple Dell Park

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An overflowing crowd packed Tuesday night's Sandy City Council meeting, where dozens of community members spoke against a resolution that could eventually have implications for Dimple Dell Park. For Joyce Walker, president of the Dimple Dell Preservation Community, protecting the park has been at the top of mind for years.

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