Tim Vandenack
Reporter at KSL.com
I write about multicultural matters, immigration, Northern Utah and more for @KSLcom. Formerly at @standardex.
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4 days ago |
kslnewsradio.com | Tim Vandenack |Carlysle Price |Shelby Lofton
OGDEN — The shell of a five-story building that was demolished before its completion last year is once again taking shape. It will replace the Historic 25th Street structure torn down after builders used faulty materials. The developer of the new Union Walk apartment building at 144 25th Street, which will contain 55 units, isn’t talking.
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4 days ago |
ksl.com | Tim Vandenack
OGDEN — The shell of a five-story building that was demolished before its completion last year is once again taking shape. It will replace the Historic 25th Street structure torn down after builders used faulty materials. The developer of the new Union Walk apartment building at 144 25th Street, which will contain 55 units, isn't talking.
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5 days ago |
ksl.com | Tim Vandenack
SALT LAKE CITY — Even if day laborers at home improvement stores in California have been the focus of a seeming uptick in immigration enforcement action, Lester, an immigrant from Peru, says many like him won't be deterred. "Even if there's widespread fear, we have to fight and go forward," he said Wednesday, waiting for work with several other day laborers in a grassy area outside a big box store in Salt Lake County. "You have to work. If they run me off, what do I do? Die of hunger?
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6 days ago |
ksl.com | Tim Vandenack
OGDEN — Ogden officials are hoping to recruit a developer to restore the former glory of the Ogden Union Stock Exchange building, a crumbling art deco structure on a preservation group's list of most endangered buildings in Utah. "It is absolutely salvageable. The bones of the structure of the building are still salvageable, still sound," said Brandy Strand, executive director of Preservation Utah, a nonprofit group that promotes preservation of the state's historic buildings.
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1 week ago |
ksl.com | Tim Vandenack
KEY TAKEAWAYS A Colorado sheriff's investigator is on leave pending a probe into the case of Caroline Dias Goncalves, a Utah student detained by immigration authorities. Colorado Gov. Jared Polis issued a statement in the matter calling "for more transparency into how immigration operations are being conducted."Immigration officials detained Dias Goncalves after she was first stopped by a sheriff's investigator.
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Several hundred demonstrators waving U.S. and Mexican flags, holding signs blasting U.S. immigration authorities and chanting slogans of support for immigrants gathered in downtown Salt Lake City as the immigration debate across the country heats up. https://t.co/RlurbEHD73
Tonight’s ICE Out demonstration, several hundred in downtown Salt Lake City https://t.co/O4BkxqoQON
The Trump admin decision to halt new interviews of applicants for J-1 visas, needed by the instructors from abroad teaching in Utah's dual-language immersion programs, worries state school officials. https://t.co/zCxmThW1pI