Sandy Journal

🗓️ Need something to do tonight? 🎉 Check out Ridgecrest Elementary's musical medley of popular Broadway Hits at 6pm! Learn more through our article below:

https://www.cottonwoodheightsjournal.com/2026/02/26/564913/ridgecrest-elementary-students-tune-right-key-in-spring-musical-revue

Sandy City Council considered new rules to cap donations at $2,500 and require full donor disclosure. Councilmember Aaron Dekeyzer framed it as a step toward transparency, but some councilmembers argued it could favor wealthy candidates and create loopholes. Discussions on the proposals will continue in coming meetings.

Proposal to limit campaign contributions gets pushback from Sandy City leaders | Sandy Utah News If passed, campaign contributions in Sandy municipal elections would be capped at $2,500, and donors would be required to provide a financial disclosure statement.

What started as a small, informal mountain run has grown into a major fundraiser for clean air in Utah.
Running Up for Air (RUFA) at Grandeur Peak challenged 240 participants with up to 24 hours of trail running, raising thousands for nonprofits like Utah Clean Energy, Utah Clean Air and Breathe Utah. Learn more in our article below by Jolene Croasmun:

Grandeur Peak endurance run raises funds for improved air quality solutions | Millcreek Journal Running Up For Air challenges runners but also raises money for nonprofits working to clean Salt Lake valley air.

Sandy City’s first female mayor just wrapped up her first year in office. The City Journals sat down with her to look back on the challenges and accomplishments of 2022 and look ahead to the next 50 years.

‘My focus is the people, always’—Sandy mayor reflects on the past year | Sandy Utah News Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski is proud of fighting for public safety in 2022.