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Shelter-in-Place issued in area of South Weber City

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SOUTH WEBER CITY, Utah (ABC4) — A Shelter-in-Place order has been issued for an area of South Weber City. According to the city, all residents within a one-mile radius of Silver Oak Lane and Old Maple Road are being asked to shelter in place until further notice.

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