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S-Line streetcar to get a needed upgrade

S-Line streetcar to get a needed upgrade

by Isaac Riddle | Jun 27, 2017 | South Salt Lake City, Transportation

Three years and several hundred new residents later, the S-Line Streetcar is going to become a bit more convenient to ride.  On Tuesday, local officials announced that two blocks of double track will be built along the streetcar line in South Salt Lake City....
Garbett revises plans for former Granite High property

Garbett revises plans for former Granite High property

by Ryan D. Curtis | Oct 17, 2016 | Developments, Proposed, Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake City

After multiple setbacks, a plan to redevelop the 27-acre campus of the now-defunct Granite High School in South Salt Lake has been revived.  Garbett Homes recently announced updated plans to redevelop the back end of the property, where the school’s pool...
Civic leaders announce campaign for transportation funding

Civic leaders announce campaign for transportation funding

by Isaac Riddle | Aug 28, 2015 | Greater Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, Transportation

*This article has been updated to clarify the role of the participants of the Thursday media event. Since local governments and government agencies can’t actively campaign for Proposition 1, a local option sales tax for transportation funding, local leaders are...
The S-Line Greenway is ready for use

The S-Line Greenway is ready for use

by Isaac Riddle | Sep 19, 2014 | Salt Lake City, Smart Growth, South Salt Lake City, Sugar House, Transportation, Under Construction

The S-Line Greenway, a mile-long green space and trail from 500 East to McClelland Street, is officially open.  Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker, South Salt Lake Mayor Cherie Wood and Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams each spoke along with representatives from the...
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