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Summit County Council: Democratic primary candidates Thomas Cooke and Megan McKenna offer their thoughts on the issues - Vimarsana News

Summit County Council: Democratic primary candidates Thomas Cooke and Megan McKenna offer their thoughts on the issues

Call 435-336-3040 or email elections@summitcounty.org for additional information or go to summitcounty.org/elections for additional information.

Heat wave fuels flooding concerns in eastern Summit County - Vimarsana News

Heat wave fuels flooding concerns in eastern Summit County

The heat wave was predicted to last until at least Saturday, with the possibility of hot weather extending into next week. National Weather Service officials said temperatures this week challenged daily records and were more similar to conditions in mid-July.

Cedar Crest Village discussion scheduled for next week - Vimarsana News

Cedar Crest Village discussion scheduled for next week

Meetings have been scheduled monthly through May as the developer hoped to enter the next phase of the process by the end of the year. However, the timeline may be extended to give those involved more time to work out the details of the Village Overlay.

Questions linger about affordability, density of Cedar Crest Village proposal - Vimarsana News

Questions linger about affordability, density of Cedar Crest Village proposal

Eastern Summit County Planning Commission to meet with developers at 6 p.m. on Thursday in Coalville

Can Hoytsville in Summit County become a model for sustainable growth? - Vimarsana News

Can Hoytsville in Summit County become a model for sustainable growth?

Key takeaways on how a tiny Utah town hopes to grow slowly, while staying a village.

Source: sltrib.com