By Ethan Thomas Deseret News EAGLE MOUNTAIN -- Not surprisingly, transportation leads the agenda in two rapidly growing communities.

By Jennifer W. Sanchez, The Salt Lake Tribune Jul. 8--Some Bluffdale officials don't want big, heavy trucks driving through neighborhoods, so they're proposing a truck-route ordinance to keep them out. The Bluffdale City Council is scheduled to vote on the proposal at its meeting Tuesday.

The Salt Lake Community Action Program board of directors has openings for low-income representation. Petitions for membership can be picked up at the agency's administrative office, 764 S. 200 West in Salt Lake City. A community forum and election will start at 6 p.m.

By Catherine Smith Deseret Morning News EAGLE MOUNTAIN -- The havoc wreaked in the wake of the winter storm that walloped the Wasatch Front last Wednesday underscored to many the need for another east-west corridor in north Utah County.

By Rosemary Winters, The Salt Lake Tribune Feb. 7--West Jordan is asking the Legislature to chip in the $800,000 needed to start a $20 million transformation of the city's historic sugar factory. Rep.