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UPCOMING EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

NOW

Cottonwood Heights

1- Cottonwood Heights City is trying to do surveys about big decisions. If you didn’t get an invite (you probably didn’t), you can still sign up. It’s free, fast, and slightly less painful than assembling IKEA furniture.

July 8th

Cottonwood Heights City Hall

2-Also, come meet the people running for office. Because the future of walkability, safer streets, and whether or not Wasatch Blvd becomes a mini freeway depends on who we elect. I’ll be there asking them questions about the gondola and speed limits and other fun topics.

Bring your curiosity. Bring a friend. Bring snacks if you want. Just show up.

Local action beats sitting around doom-scrolling.

July 17th

Peruvian Lodge, Alta 5PM

Canyon Guard: Join us on July 17 at the Peruvian Lodge at 5:00 pm to watch and listen to Dobber Price narrate his Super 8 films from the 70s and 80s, as well as dinner, and a silent auction. The event is selling out fast! Purchase your tickets by Monday, July 7 to guarantee your space (https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/EPBRZ7VD6BPNJ)! #canyonguard #alta #lcc #littlecottonwoodcanyon #utah #environment #nogondola #ski #utahski #skier #snow #outdoors #wasatch #wasatchmountains #canyons #skimovie #film

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The Story Behind Save Not Pave

Cottonwood Heights, Utah. The word spread quickly when residents learned that UDOT had plans to expand Wasatch Boulevard into a seven-lane thoroughfare, a transformation that would make the scenic, peaceful gateway feel like a freeway. Wasatch Boulevard wasn’t just a road; it was a cherished pathway to outdoor recreation and a place where people found peace amidst nature.

A deserted road with double yellow lines extends into a mountainous landscape with snow-capped peaks under a cloudy sky.

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