Tooele, UT News

• Tooele, UT News
• Students face slim prospects for finding summer employment
• Signs of drought worry water officials
• Making Science Cool
• Roads battle pits state versus feds
• Study: LDS church gains ground in Tooele County
• Historic Grantsville drug store finds saviors in local couple
• SHS band petition short on signatures
• DCD celebrates ‘major statement of peace’
• Report sketches portrait of county’s overall health
• Tooele officer fires at man before suicide
• Father gets six months in jail for seven years of incest
• Voters may get to sound final note on SHS band issue
• Republicans drop Johnson
• Police shift tactics in unsolved murder case
• Deputy uses Taser on woman during Broadway pursuit
• Issues, approaches divide Republican commission hopefuls
• Do ATVs have a place on streets?
• Unemployment holds but job creation stops
• Tax revenue rise might portend recovery
• Bone fragments may provide answers in soldier’s disappearance
• Grantsville police chief suspended
• Republicans pack caucus meetings
• Four to fight for school board seat
• Valley had cleanest air in years this winter
• Democrats turn out in droves for caucus meetings
• Early political battles likely to spark caucus meetings
• Organizers predict big turnout at caucus meetings
• What would county do with federal lands?
• County loses versus EPA on air quality cleanup designation
• District: Abstinence-only bill would not make much difference
• The Transcript is looking for people who have a birthday or anniversary on Leap...
• Do you know someone who has a birthday, is getting married or doing something el...
• Republicans celebrate rise at annual fund raiser dinner
• What Elected Officials Make
• Dunlavy says Tooele is a benchmark for other cities to follow
• Democrats want more seats at the table
• Tobacco, guns and education dominate first legislative caucus
• Housing market went in two different directions last year
• Stansbury band battle back for second stanza
• Marshall emphasizes progress in spite of challenging times
• Woman pleads guilty to Wendover girl’s murder
• Governor Herbert stresses Utah’s economic strength
• Annual homeless count will give snapshot of growing problem
• Deseret Chemical Depot finally destroys last chemical weapons
• Olsen embraced experience at Miss America pageant
• Linares takes legal reins in G-ville
• Commuters logging more miles
• Sheriff shone on multiple fronts in 2011
• A Lawman Like No Other
• Police arrest double murder case suspects
• Top Story of 2011: Cities settle decade long lawsuit feud
• Dakota plans return to school with generous readers’ gift
• THS band hopes to shine at Holiday Bowl
• Come visit Main Street in Tooele tonight (between 10 p.m. and midnight) to welco...
• New jail awaits arriving inmates
• Read more: Tooele Transcript Bulletin - Single mom struggles with Walmart job ca...
• Toxic releases rise 44 percent
• Wheelchair-bound Dakota yearns for a return to school
• City planning commission OKs smoke shop law
• Mother and son put brave face on a shared struggle
• ‘Occupy’ protests target local Walmart operations
• Burst pipe floods pioneer museum
• Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund: Deadline this week! The deadline fo...
• Lack of pool space leaves swim teams in deep water Read more: Tooele Transcript...
• County ramps up recycling
• Local retailers ride Black Friday wave - Local retailers celebrated last weekend...
• Benefit Fund
• Back to School for Tooele - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Check out some photos from the Fourth of July festivities around Tooele County.
• "The Tree of Life," which won the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival, filmed in Tooele County during the summer of 2008. If you were an extra or were involved in the filming, please contact Missy Bird at missy@tooeletranscript.com or 435-882
• Utah lawmakers passed more than 500 new pieces of legislation during this session.
• Two individuals and one relay took home first place finishes for Tooele High School boys in the 4A state swimming championships.
• What do the top law enforcement officers earn in Tooele County?
• Tooele High School boys won the Region 6 swimming championship last weekend.
• Visit our website and vote in this month's poll about creating a new tax to pay for municipal-type services for unincorporated areas of Tooele County.
• Tooele County is proposing a tax increase for residents who live in unincorporated areas.
• The deadline to donate to the Lawrence family for the Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund is today at 5 p.m. Please bring any donations to the Transcript-Bulletin office at 58 N. Main Street, Tooele.
• The deadline for the 2010 Tooele County Christmas Coloring Book is Tuesday. The deadline for donations to the Transcript-Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund family is Wednesday at 5 p.m. Donations can be dropped off at the Transcript-Bulletin office, 58 N. M
• Entries for the 2010 Tooele County Christmas Coloring Book are due Tuesday, Dec. 21. Don't forget to have your kids submit their pages to the businesses in the book for a chance to win some cool prizes.
• The Lawrence family of Tooele has been selected as this year's Transcript-Bulletin Benefit Fund family.
• The Stallions beat the Cowboys at the buzzer on Friday.
• Shoppers in Tooele braved the cold for Black Friday.
• A traditional Thanksgiving dinner in Tooele County is 14 percent lower the national average of $43.47.
• The number of foreclosures in the last three months have gone up in Tooele County.
• Two Tooele County couples were aboard the Carnival Splendor in the Pacific and stranded for four days at sea.
• Tooele, Stansbury and Grantsville high schools will be competing against each other in the same 3A region next year.
• 65th Annual Tooele Bit N' Spur 4th of July Rodeo
• Saving Homes from Foreclosure - UtahFreeHelp.com
• Tooele Arts Festival
• Deseret Peak Stampede Days

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