Danielle Miles

2 months ago | townlift.com | Danielle Miles

MIDWAY, Utah — Two playful 2-month-old puppies with unique personalities are this week’s featured adoptable pets through Mountain Mama Pyrs and Pups rescue organization. Gino and Grace, Rottweiler and Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler mixes, are available for adoption and ready to bring their distinct charms to loving homes. Described as a charmer with “smoldering blue eyes,” Gino is the more outgoing of the pair.

2 months ago | townlift.com | Danielle Miles |Ashtyn Asay

PARK CITY, Utah — The Summit County Planning Commission on Thursday approved a set of regulatory changes aimed at expanding child care options and addressing what some commissioners described as a “child care desert” in the community. The amendments to the Land Management Code streamline the approval process for child care facilities, reduce parking requirements, and align local regulations with state standards.

2 months ago | townlift.com | Marina Knight |Danielle Miles |Will Scadden |Ashtyn Asay

UTAH COUNTY, Utah — A visit to the scenic Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon turned dangerous Monday when large chunks of ice broke free from the falls, injuring two people — one seriously. The Utah County Sheriff’s Office and North Fork Fire Department responded to the scene, where they found the victims struck by falling ice. First responders provided immediate medical care, focusing on stabilizing a man with severe injuries.

2 months ago | townlift.com | Rebecca Brenner |Michele Roepke |Danielle Miles |Ashtyn Asay

PARK CITY, Utah — The Run-A-Muk off-leash dog area will close for the month of April to allow for restoration and prevent damage caused by muddy conditions. The annual closure supports the regrowth of native grasses and wildflowers while preserving the integrity of the popular trail system. To help prepare the area for its reopening, Basin Recreation is calling on volunteers to participate in a spring cleanup event on Friday, April 18, from 8 a.m. to noon.

2 months ago | townlift.com | Rebecca Brenner |Danielle Miles

SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah — Did you know that your furry friend needs proper ID in Summit County? Summit County Animal Control is educating residents about crucial pet licensing requirements that many dog owners might not realize. All dogs over four months old must be licensed after just 30 days in the county This little-known regulation falls under codes 5-1-5 and 5-1-6, which require not only licensing but also the proper display of tags.