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Sandy calendars list two library programs on Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Sandy Library: Sandy Senior Center Book Club, 2:30 p.m., at Sandy.
Sandy Library: Crafty Corner, 7 p.m., at Sandy - Sandy Create Space Room.
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Prev Next By: Caroleina Hassett Posted SANDY, Utah — People of all ages were seen picking up sandbags on Saturday. Lyla and Sadie Stevensen were seen struggling to pick up the bags, but told Fox 13 News the heavy lifting was worth it. We're gonna put them next to our horses.
Sandy calendars list 22 public events for the week of Oct. 12: 3 performances, 16 library programs, 2 public meetings.
Sandy Library lists LEGO® Club on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 4 p.m. on its public calendar.
A flood watch remains in effect for Sandy and much of northern Utah through Monday afternoon due to expected heavy rainfall from the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel. Residents in flood-prone areas are advised to monitor forecasts and prepare for potential street flooding and rising creek levels.
Residents in Orem, Sandy and Eureka had access to sandbags as communities prepared for heavy rain expected across Utah. Orem City said 60,000 pounds of sand were delivered to the Orem Public Works facility at 1450 W. 550 North. Empty bags and shovels were available for residents to fill sandbags.
With remnants of Hurricane Rachel expected to bring rain to Utah, residents are taking precautions against potential flooding. (Tyrese Boone, KSL) a8c 700 600 954 Save Story Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Sandy residents prepare for potential flooding from Hurricane Rachel's remnants.
In a recent national survey, 68% of Gen Z respondents reported feeling nostalgic for eras before their lifetime, while 73% said they were drawn to styles, media and hobbies from earlier periods. (Eliza Anderson, Deseret News) Save Story Estimated read time: 5-6 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Gen Z is feeling for nostalgia for eras they never lived in, experts said.
By: Damon Yauney Posted and last updated Keep the umbrellas handy! Remnants of Rachel have moved out, but deep moisture remains over Utah. A slow moving storm sliding across the area will tap into that moisture and keep showers & t-storms going until Wednesday.
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah officials here and in Washington have reacted with almost universal dismay to the pending public execution of convicted murderer Nidal Hasan by the U.S. military.
In the 2026 race for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District, U.S. Rep. Blake Moore is taking on Peter Crosby, and third-party candidates Carlton Bowen, Daniel Cottam and Robert Moesinger. Read The Salt Lake Tribune’s voter guide here.
A crash involving four vehicle blocked eastbound traffic on Interstate 80 near the mouth of Parleys Canyon, causing heavy delays. Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Kyley Tobler said a single vehicle rolled and was then hit by a second car. The fourth car allegedly fled the scene while everyone else remained.
The Salem City Council has scheduled a public hearing for Oct. 21, 2026, to address multiple items including a land annexation and zoning changes. The meeting will also consider amendments to regulations regarding accessory building setbacks.