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Last Updated: Feb 26, 2019 03:46PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

South Jordan’s The Break claims Lunch Madness championship

Feb 26, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

Congratulations to The Break for winning the inaugural Lunch Madness tournament.

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Help Crown the Best Local Lunch Spot

Jan 15, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

Voting starts next week on Facebook!

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Service, cooking and healthy eating keep cancer fighter going

Dec 03, 2018 ● By Alisha Soeken

The life and service of cancer fighting Eunice Chen, a two-time cancer survivor.

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Food trucks create brand-new dining experience outside Taylorsville City Hall on Saturday nights

Jun 15, 2018 ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville City launches a new food truck experience on Saturday nights.

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South Jordan Sodalicious fundraiser benefits fallen paramedic/firefighter’s family

Feb 14, 2017 ● By Mylinda LeGrande

A fundraiser was held for fallen paramedic, Tyson Mason, after friend suggested it to Sodalicious restaurant employees and owner.

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Oak Wood Fire Kitchen

Sep 29, 2016 ● By Bryan Scott

The comfortable atmosphere, varied menu and reasonable prices make Oak Wood Fire Kitchen an eatery for everyone to enjoy on date nights, birthday celebrations, lunches with friends, or just a go-to restaurant for lunch or dinner.

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Foodies Rejoice

Sep 29, 2016 ● By Cassie Goff

Bites in the Heights in Cottonwood Heights started on Aug. 20 and ended on Aug. 31. Many residents, including the mayor and city council, participated for a chance to win gift cards and vote for their favorite restaurants. City staff has high hopes for Bites in the Heights 2017.

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Bites in the Heights

Jul 29, 2016 ● By Bryan Scott

August 20-31, 2016, Cottonwood Heights will host its first restaurant tour.

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Farmers Market Relationship-Reliant for Returners and Revenue

Sep 29, 2015 ● By Rhett Wilkinson

Relationships of the seven-year-old function involve different parties but both involve the farmers.

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