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Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Utah? What State and City Law Says
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Can you keep a stray cat in Utah? Usually not right away. State law sets a five-business-day shelter hold for strays, and many Utah cities, including Salt Lake City and Provo, make it unlawful to harbor a lost or strayed cat without telling animal services or police within 24 hours. That surprises many people who … This article, Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Utah? What State and City Law Says , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Do You Own a Stray Cat in Delaware After Feeding It Three Days? • Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Florida? What State and County Law Say • Are Stray Cats Legally Protected in Wyoming?
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Over 5,000 customers out of power in Sandy, Midvale
SANDY, Utah (ABC4) — Over 5,000 customers are facing outages in the Salt Lake Valley. According to Rocky Mountain Power (RMP), 5,661customers in Sandy, Midvale, and Cottonwood Heights are impacted. They say a circuit breaker malfunction and is being replaced. “There is a piece of equipment that malfunctions, the system will isolate that from the […]
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Falcon football squeaks by Mustangs to earn title shot
The top-seeded Skyridge High School football team punched its ticket to the state championship game with a nail-biting, hard-fought 35-34 come-from-behind victory over the No. 4 Herriman High School Mustangs in the Utah 6A state semifinals at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Thursday (Nov. 12). The Mustangs came out hot, scoring first...
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The Point state board approves massive outdoor concert venue plans in Draper
Months after first discussing whether southern Salt Lake County could be home to large concert crowds, a state board has made the prospect official. Earlier this week, the Point of the Mountain State Land Authority (POMSLA) Board voted to approve a proposal to allow an outdoor entertainment venue of up to 40,000 people, according to a news release from The Point. The outdoor venue could host music festivals, concerts and other large events on a 39.4 acre parcel within The Point, the state’s sweeping redevelopment effort at the old Utah State Prison site in Draper.