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  • News, September 11, 2024
  • Craft Lake City launches first-ever Makers Mart at Millcreek Common.

  • Craft Lake City launches first-ever Makers Mart at Millcreek Common.

    Common People
    • By Aimee L. Cook
    • Craft Lake City is set to host its inaugural Makers Mart at Millcreek Common, with a grand opening on Thursday and running through Oct. 20, 2024. The market will transform the Common into a bustling hub of creativity and craftsmanship, showcasing a diverse array of 22 local artisans and makers.
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  • Culture, Arts & Entertainment   July 3, 2024
  • Summer activities at Cottonwood Canyons resorts

  • Summer activities at Cottonwood Canyons resorts

    Music, movies, food and more for your summer in the mountains
    • By Aimee L. Cook
    • While ski resorts are typically associated with winter sports and snow-covered mountains, the summer months bring a whole new array of exciting activities worth exploring.
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  • News, May 3, 2024
  • From ‘slums’ to ‘grand boulevards,’ the Post District sets a new entrance to downtown Salt Lake City.

  • From ‘slums’ to ‘grand boulevards,’ the Post District sets a new entrance to downtown Salt Lake City.

    Post Hoc
    • By Aimee L. Cook
    • Salt Lake City unveiled the much-anticipated Post District on Thursday, cutting the ribbon on an innovative multifamily project with 580 units that redefines downtown living. This live-work-play neighborhood—conceived by Bridge Investment Group, Bridge Property Management, Lowe Property Group, BCG Holdings, Ventures, MVE + Partners and built by Big D Construction—represents a major leap in Salt Lake’s urban revitalization, addressing the city's escalating housing demand.
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