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Lake effect snow possible, really cold temps set in - Vimarsana News

Lake effect snow possible, really cold temps set in

FOX 13's Dani Ruberti says lake effect snow and very cold temps are in the forecast

Letters, Oct. 20-22: Readers keyed into Park City election - Vimarsana News

Letters, Oct. 20-22: Readers keyed into Park City election

Ballots have been sent to voters, and Park Record readers are making their opinions about the election known.

Guest opinion: City Hall is on the right track, so don't upset the apple cart - Vimarsana News

Guest opinion: City Hall is on the right track, so don't upset the apple cart

Former City Councilor Joe Kernan says the current roster of elected officials has been successful. He encourages voters to keep Andy Beerman in the mayor’s office while continuing to benefit from Nann Worel on the City Council.

More Buses Or A Gondola Selected As Finalists For Little Cottonwood Canyon Traffic Plan - Vimarsana News

More Buses Or A Gondola Selected As Finalists For Little Cottonwood Canyon Traffic Plan

After years of analysis, officials with the Utah Department of Transportation have settled on two proposals to reduce traffic on Little Cottonwood Canyon — enhanced bus service or a gondola above the canyon.

Source: kuer.org
Utah's worst avalanche danger may be in the rearview - Vimarsana News

Utah's worst avalanche danger may be in the rearview

Utah’s worst avalanche danger may be in the rearview Julie Jag © Leah Hogsten (Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Sandy Police Department officers stopped traffic in Little Cottonwood Canyon for the day as avalanche mitigation efforts were underway, Feb 16, 2021. A winter weather advisory remained in effect through the following morning along the Wasatch Front and in the Tooele Valley. One of Utah’s most dangerous avalanche seasons appears to be near its end. The Utah Avalanche Center lowered its forecasts for the Salt Lake, Ogden and Provo area mountains to “Lowâ€...

Source: msn.com