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Historic Cottonwood Paper Mill may be torn down for condos - Vimarsana News

Historic Cottonwood Paper Mill may be torn down for condos

A historic building in Cottonwood Heights could be torn down and turned into townhomes and condos. Behind the old Cottonwood Paper Mill's abandoned walls sits almost 150 years of history.

Nine Easy Hikes in Utah Perfect for After Work - Vimarsana News

Nine Easy Hikes in Utah Perfect for After Work

End your workday in a way that undoes the damage done by our technology-driven lives like almost nothing else: going for an easy hike in Utah

Traffic is Choking Utah Canyons—Is A Gondola the Solution? - Vimarsana News

Traffic is Choking Utah Canyons—Is A Gondola the Solution?

The prospect of a gondola in Utah's Little Cottonwood Canyon has captivated the attention of the city and sowed a wild amount of confusion.

Salt Lake, Sandy cities file joint lawsuit to protect Little Cottonwood water supply - Vimarsana News

Salt Lake, Sandy cities file joint lawsuit to protect Little Cottonwood water supply

Salt Lake City, Sandy City, and the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (MWDSLS) filed a joint lawsuit in federal court Monday, looking to reevaluate the environmental impact of "S.R. 210: Wasatch Boulevard through Town of Alta Project."

Source: yahoo.com
Group suing UDOT to block work on gondola says there are 'far cheaper commonsense solutions' - Vimarsana News

Group suing UDOT to block work on gondola says there are 'far cheaper commonsense solutions'

A group of individuals and two environmental nonprofits are suing the Utah Department of Transportation to try and halt the construction of a gondola in Little Cottonwood Canyon.

Source: ksl.com