Military spending millions to buy up — and preserve — land around Utah’s Camp Williams

(Francisco Kjiolseth | Tribune file photo) Over the past decade, residential development has grown increasingly close to Utah National Guard's Camp Williams, pictured in the foreground with Saratoga Springs in the distance.

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Military spending millions to buy up — and preserve — land around Utah’s Camp Williams

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