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Glampers will be able to book luxury tents at Jordanelle State Park this summer.
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Private helipads will no longer be permitted in Wasatch County.
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Wasatch County is growing – and its government is expanding to match.
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The Wasatch County Council will have a public hearing Wednesday evening, April 17, to discuss whether to ban private helipads in the county.
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The International Olympic Committee visited Wasatch County Thursday, continuing its tour of Utah Olympic venues.
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Wasatch County leaders say they’ll plan ways to improve sustainability and engage youth if the Olympics come back to Utah in 2034.
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The Utah Department of Transportation will discuss bypass plans at the Heber Valley Chamber lunch next week.
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Olympic officials are visiting Utah this week to tour venues in the Wasatch Back and beyond for a potential 2034 Games here.
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It will be another six weeks before any decisions are made in a lawsuit over the Heber Valley temple.
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The Wasatch Back Fruit Tree Project is asking for help to determine what fruit trees thrive in the Wasatch Back.
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Plans for 15 new temples were announced this weekend during the April general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Meanwhile, Heber Valley temple construction plans are pending litigation.
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The Wasatch County Council is considering changes to the county’s policy on public infrastructure districts.