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'Keep Dimple Dell wild': Sandy residents pack city hall to debate proposed Highland Drive study

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'Keep Dimple Dell wild': Sandy residents pack city hall to debate proposed Highland Drive study
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Sandy residents debated a proposed environmental study for a potential extension of Highland Drive that would go through Dimple Dell Regional Park and Hidden Valley Country Club. Councilwoman Kris Nicholl supports the study to assess its necessity and alternatives.

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