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Tri-Canyon trails blueprint starts to take shape

Mar 08, 2023 12:04PM ● By Zak Sonntag

Competing use and surging popularity heightens need for Tri-Canyon management: plan to rely on data and community input

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UPD in the crosshairs as HB374 looks likely to pass

Mar 08, 2023 11:49AM ● By Zak Sonntag

‘Angst in the ranks’ as end draws near for state’s second largest police force

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Millcreek’s mayor praises civic engagement, vows to fight for police

Mar 08, 2023 11:48AM ● By Zak Sonntag

Annual State of City address touts ‘entrepreneurial city’ of problem solvers—‘not bureaucrats’

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Millcreek appeals to low- and fixed-income residents to join renewable energy program

Mar 08, 2023 11:46AM ● By Sara Milano

Several cities are participating in a new plan that offers assistance for energy-burdened households.

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Millcreek prioritizes walkability on 3300 South in agreement with UDOT

Feb 03, 2023 10:09AM ● By Sara Milano

Promoting a walkable downtown is a priority identified in the city’s general plan.

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Millcreek’s fifth year in review

Jan 05, 2023 02:25PM ● By Sara Milano

The city worked with issues on housing affordability, creating accessible community spaces and funding public safety.

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Granite School District doubles down on efforts to prevent illnesses this winter

Jan 05, 2023 02:19PM ● By Lizzie Walje

As multiple illnesses including a Covid-19 resurgence have in recent weeks begun to affect the nation, Granite School District reminds its students and families to be vigilant during the winter months.

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Millcreek City Council honors local shops on Small Business Saturday

Dec 02, 2022 02:45PM ● By Sara Milano

The Millcreek City Council introduced a proclamation at their Nov. 14 meeting designating the Saturday after Thanksgiving as Small Business Saturday.

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Millcreek formally acquires three parks from Salt Lake County

Dec 02, 2022 02:44PM ● By Sara Milano

The city of Millcreek has quadrupled the number of parks in its jurisdiction overnight– but not by building or landscaping. At their Nov. 14 meeting, the City Council approved a resolution to acquire three parks originally belonging to Salt Lake County.

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Utah cities are becoming more food truck-friendly

Dec 02, 2022 02:36PM ● By Sarah Morton Taggart

The Salt Lake area isn’t usually thought of as a top food truck destination, but that might now change thanks to a new state law.

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