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Red Ledges resident breaks silence ahead of Utah Supreme Court Heber Valley Temple arguments - Park Record

By Park Record · Originally published August 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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Red Ledges residents have not spoken publicly about the Heber Valley Temple lawsuit since bringing it against Wasatch County three years ago. "We want to clarify exactly why we brought this action and why it's important to property owners in Utah," Van Dusen wrote in an email to The Wasatch Record.

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