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1,000 Thanksgiving meals for veterans in SLC, Ogden by Ken Garff employees

SALT LAKE CITY — Ken Garff employees are preparing 1,000 Thanksgiving meals for local veterans and active-duty military members ahead of the holiday. Each bag includes a frozen turkey, side dishes and a pumpkin pie. The meals are part of the company's annual effort to give back to those who have served.

Salt Lake City, UT · 22h

KUTV

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Northpoint residents worry proposed data center will add to neighborhood's rapid change

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Northpoint residents worry proposed data center will add to neighborhood's rapid change. “I used to be able to see all the way out to the island,” he said. Now, he said, his view is “a building.”. Bangerter has lived in Salt Lake...

Salt Lake City, UT · 14h

FOX 13 News

Salt Lake City neighbors fight rezone that could replace century-old homes

A proposed 109-unit apartment project on 800 East would replace three century-old residential buildings. Neighbors want Salt Lake City to deny the rezone, while tenants worry about finding housing.

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Country Herald

Utah Thanksgiving Travel: Even Treated I-70 Can Freeze

Salt Lake City, Ogden and Provo drivers should know why treated highways can remain dangerously slick.

cachevalleydaily.com

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Logan Police officials remind residents that local on-street parking restrictions begin on Nov. 15

LOGAN – City officials here are reminding residents that Logan’s winter parking restrictions will take effect on Sunday, Nov. 15. Beginning that date, vehicles can not be parked on any city street or in any city owned parking lot between the hours of midnight (12 a.m.) and 6 a.m.

Logan, UT · 1d

TownLift

Rocky Canyon Fire restoration begins, but full recovery remains years away

Recovery efforts are focused on restoring vegetation to protect wildlife habitat and help the landscape withstand future disturbances.

Morgan County, UT · 1d

Axios Salt Lake City

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Upcoming tiki bar Remora gets $418K loan from Salt Lake City

A Great Salt Lake-inspired tiki bar is inching closer to opening in downtown Salt Lake City. Driving the news: Remora , which has long been in the works, was recently approved for a $418,000 loan by the Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency board of directors. The funds will be used to rehabilitate more than 4,000 square feet of commercial space on Edison Street, where Campos Coffee used to be. What they're saying: The $1 million project "will create a themed hospitality venue inspired by the Great Salt Lake, incorporating art and design elements that celebrate local and international cultures," per a news release from the mayor's office. Between the lines: Remora's owners — Sean Neves and Scott Gardner — also run Central Ninth favorites Water Witch and Bar Nohm .

ksl.com

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Utah National Guard's Veterans Day concert brings together student singers, veterans

SALT LAKE CITY — Hundreds gathered at the Tabernacle at Temple Square on Veterans Day for the Utah National Guard's 71st annual Veterans Day Concert, a tradition that honors military service through music and community. The concert featured the Utah National Guard's 23rd Army Band alongside 480 high school...

Utah · 1d

ESPN 97.7

Salt Lake City Is What People Think Denver Is, And The Geography Proves It

Denver gets the mountain-city credit, but Salt Lake City is the one wrapped in peaks 360 degrees. Downtown to deep woods in minutes, not hours. Two towns, two very different feels.

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Residents vent about Salt Lake City's residential housing zoning proposal

SALT LAKE CITY — A proposal to expand housing options within residential zones in Salt Lake City was met with fierce opposition from dozens of residents during a meeting on Tuesday. And even some of its larger supporters have a bone to pick with a new provision that city...

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Salt Lake City expects a big road construction change as it nears UDOT requirement

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's capital city recently wrapped up its 600/700 North project near Rose Park, and it could be the last project of its kind for a while. Its completion follows projects all across the city since 2020, from a revamp of 200 South downtown to an overhaul of streets and infastructure underneath the heart of Sugar House to many other neighborhoods. Most were funded by a 2018 Salt Lake City bond that has since been spent.

hoodline.com

Salt Lake City Mental Health Clinic Halts Intake Amid Oquirrh School Lease Fight

A Salt Lake City mental health provider says it stopped admitting new clients to its intensive outpatient program after a construction dispute with its landlord left it unable to promise that treatment wouldn't be interrupted. Hadfield said in an October 21 email that the pause had then lasted about a month, and that roughly a dozen people seeking care had been waitlisted or turned away by then.

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Salt Lake City votes to loan $2 million more to London Belle, Los Tapatios rebuild plan

A rendering of a proposed 4-story building along Main Street in Downtown Salt Lake City. Image via Salt Lake City, Chenzo LLC. A key parcel on Main Street will receive more city funds as part of its redevelopment efforts. On Tuesday, members of the Salt Lake City Council, acting as...

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Salt Lake City’s “West View” newspaper prepares to say goodbye after 15 years of local reporting.

The difficult media landscape may have just claimed another casualty, but that doesn’t mean a newspaper cannot go out on its own terms. For more than 15 years, The West View—a quarterly publication centered on Salt Lake City’s west-side neighborhoods—provided local reporting by the very people it aimed to represent. Now, that work will be left for others to continue in another form, as The West View will cease operations at the end of the year.

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Neighbor lawsuit pushes East Central townhome project closer to sidewalk

The owner of a five-townhome project at the corner of 500 South and 900 East already has a building permit. Now it’s asking Salt Lake City to let the building sit within a foot of the 500 South sidewalk, a workaround for a neighbor lawsuit that has stalled construction.

hoodline.com

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Sandy Mobile Home Park Advertises Affordable Living, Residents Say Lot Rents Say Otherwise

A sign outside Crescent Village in Sandy, Utah advertises affordable housing, but residents who own their manufactured homes there say the land beneath those homes is getting harder to afford every year. One homeowner, identified only as Sunny, expects her lot rent to climb to $1,354 a month starting in January 2027, according to KUTV, part of a wave of increases hitting residents across the community.

Sandy, UT · 1d

ABC4

Utah author Brandon Sanderson provides update on Evermore property

PLEASANT GROVE, Utah (ABC4) — Best=selling author Brandon Sanderson has provided updates on the former Evermore Park, which he previously purchased. Sanderson, a fantasy and science fiction author, purchased the property in October, three years after the Evermore theme park was sued by Taylor Swift, defaulted, and closed. While Sanderson hasn’t provided many details on […]

Utah · 2d

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