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Shoddy street resurfacing projects turn Murray's sleepy subdivisions into an off-road adventure.
Like most kids in Bingham Canyon, I wasn't born there.
Like most kids in Bingham Canyon, I wasn't born there. Lacking a medical center and pretty much past the era of midwifery home births, a good many of us were born at the Cottonwood Maternity Hospital in Murray. What remains of that facility—originally established in 1924 by the LDS Murray Stake Relief Society—sits just a few blocks east of State Street on 5600 South.
My mother often drove past and recalled the events of that blessed and most important day of her 96-year life.
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