A new NHL hockey training and practice facility at South Town Mall in Sandy is getting a warm welcome, but a plan for a potential tax hike to link a bridge to t
The Smith Entertainment Group has officially closed on their deal to acquire The Shops at South Town for use as a hockey practice facility on Thursday, August 1, 2024.
Salt Lake County is facing a decision whether to increase sales and use taxes by .2% to fund transportation and public safety projects.
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