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Newly elected SSL City Council makes history with its diversity

The first person of color is on the council along with a super majority of women.

One year later, city continues to honor Officer David Romrell

A year after the tragic death of Officer David P. Romrell, the city continues to honor his sacrifice and has changed because of it.

Amber Restaurant is back with even fluffier rolled omelets

Historic Amber Restaurant reopens on 3300 South.

Featured Articles

Cottonwood boys basketball riding balanced scoring while trying to stay competitive

It hasn't been an easy season for the Colts so far. Read More »

Dancing through the ages

For 14 years, young dancers ages 3 and up have participated in Cottonwood High School’s student-teacher led dance workshop/fundraiser. Read More »

Granite Park students participate in a mock trial

Eighth graders from two Granite Park Junior High School’s U.S. history classes get hands-on trial experience. Read More »

City council approves pay raise for senior fire and police personnel

After much work, the city council passes a $145,128 budget amendment for pay raises. Read More »

Parking in front of mailboxes now illegal in South Salt Lake

A new law takes effect making it illegal to park a vehicle in front of a mailbox in SSL during certain hours. Read More »

Haircare retailers, barbers connect with public at Black Comb event

The event, titled Barber, Beard & Brew, was a chance for barbers to refine their craft, share ideas and learn about new products. Read More »

SALT empowers the community with contemporary movement and dance

Their November performance explored the concepts of physical hardship and relationships. Read More »

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Winter sports for the non-skier: Wasatch Front offers plenty of alternatives for outdoor fun

News

Historic easement and deed transfer discussed at October council meeting

Local Life

Hikers, bicyclists, equestrians weigh in on the future of Salt Lake County’s trails

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Granite Park Junior High continues to serve community with dinner and more

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