It isn’t uncommon for a group of firefighters to be called heroes, but to Holladay resident and mother Gretchen Thompson, it is the only way to describe the feeling of gratitude when she thinks of Unified Fire Authority Station 104 and the grou...
Police officers in Cottonwood Heights are beneficiaries of the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation. The nationwide restaurant chain, which has a location in the Ft. Union area, recently donated a SWAT shield for the city’s tactical police f...
It’s almost here! The dedication of Mountview Park in Cottonwood Heights is set for 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 19. The new park, on the site of the old Mountview Elementary, features a playground, ball fields, restrooms, tennis courts, a pavilion ...
Residents in Holladay may have grown complacent to demolition in the city. Between the many buildings demolished in the Village Center and the Cottonwood Mall, the trend has been deemed depressing, but the tides may be changing. Several construction...
Emergency crews responded to a 7.0 magnitude earthquake on April 17 at 10:15 a.m. Even though the ground did not shake, homeowners, employees and students dropped to the ground, hid under desks and held on for 40 seconds. Holladay city officials part...
For about 300 property owners in a small corner of Cottonwood Heights, a taxing assessment error may be corrected in the months ahead. Those property owners were annexed into the newly-formed Canyons School District back in 2009, even though they had...
Volunteers who helped coordinate Cottonwood Heights’ Easter activities this year, including the highly-successful Easter egg hunt on April 7, were recognized in a proclamation approved by the city council. Presenting copies of the proclamation ...
  Cottonwood Heights City Recorder Linda Dunlavy was recognized as the Utah Municipal Clerks Association’s Outstanding City Recorder of the Year at the group’s annual conference in Cedar City on April 19. City Manager Liane Stillma...
Recent proposed changes to the Salt Lake County noise regulations have Holladay City officials a bit concerned. City leaders drafted a letter to the Salt Lake Valley Health Department in mid-April describing why they think the changes are problematic...
   “Go the Distance” is the theme for the annual 5K family fun run event at St. Sophia School in Holladay. The race begins at 8 a.m. on Saturday, May 5, in the parking lot of the school, located at 5341 So. Highland Dr. There ...
  The Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District, which provides water for some areas of Holladay and the Willow Creek area that includes a portion of Cottonwood Heights, may increase water rates by 12 to 15 cents per thousand gallons used. The ...
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