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Once a dream, new Salt Lake City park becomes reality and last updated 2021-07-07 19:52:10-04 SALT LAKE CITY â It took six years of planning and hard work, but now Salt Lake City leaders are celebrating the opening of a new park in the Glendale neighborhood. Three Creeks Confluence Park sits in an area that was once covered in concrete, old cars and trash near 1300 South and 900 West. The idea originally came from college students looking to create a green space to connect people with nature, an idea that local leaders were on board with. âThe primary purpose of the park is uncovering the three streams we see behind us, Parleys, Emigration and Red Butte Creek, and the location where they enter the Jordan river,â said Tyler Murdock, project manager for Salt Lake City Public Lands Development. ....
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Letter: Seven Canyons Fountain in Liberty Park is an urban jewel worth seeing Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune The closed Seven Canyons Fountain at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City Thursday July 20, 2017. By John B. Shuttleworth | The Public Forum | April 20, 2021, 12:00 p.m. | Updated: 1:56 p.m. This natural network of creeks emanating from the seven canyons surrounding the city is beautifully illustrated by the Seven Canyons art piece in Liberty Park. This wonderful piece physically displays the creeks path from each of the seven canyons to their final destination in the Great Salt Lake. Closed for several years, might it not be the time to bring this urban jewel back to life? It represents an opportunity to rekindle an educational experience about the history of the valley for all to learn from and enjoy. ....