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Council Dems say wait for Corroon to unveil budget [Salt Lake Tribune (UT)]
(08 Oct 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Oct. 8--Consider this: Your income drops by 10 percent. That's what the Salt Lake County Council wants to know of every county department after receiving word Tuesday that sales taxes have slumped millions of dollars below expectations. And it could get worse.
Dem says Salt Lake County councilman dropped ball on Jordan district split [Salt Lake Tribune (UT)]
(30 Sep 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Sep. 30-- Salt Lake County GOP Councilman Michael Jensen may have shaken his head at the proposed splintering of the Jordan School District, but he should have shouted. So alleged Democratic foe Paul Pugmire, who insisted during a particularly combative debate Monday before the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce that he would have howled much louder. "Yes, [Jensen] cast the correct vote," Pugmire said.
County Council hopefuls debate [Salt Lake Tribune (UT)]
(30 Sep 2008 04:00:00 EDT)
Sep. 30--Salt Lake County GOP Councilman Michael Jensen may have shaken his head at the proposed splintering of the Jordan School District, but he should have shouted. So alleged Democratic foe Paul Pugmire, who insisted during a particularly combative debate Monday before the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce that he would have howled much louder. "Yes, [Jensen] cast the correct vote," Pugmire said.