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Spitz Mediterranean Street Food set to open in Park City

Spitz, a Mediterranean restaurant famous for its wraps and gyros, is opening a new location in Park City at the former Slapfish building next to Whole Foods. Founded by Bryce Rademan, Spitz offers a diverse menu with vegan and gluten-free options. The family-friendly spot will feature street-art decor, a dog-friendly patio, and games. The restaurant is set to open in late August.

Salt Lake City officially elected as host of the 2034 Winter Olympic Games

On July 24, Salt Lake City was announced as the host for the 2034 Winter Olympics. The announcement was celebrated by thousands in Washington Park, marking the Games’ return to Utah after 32 years. Events will be held in Park City, continuing its Olympic legacy. Utah aims to host a sustainable and community-focused event, building on its record-setting 2002 Winter Games.

Son of Heber City Police chief admits to sexually assaulting two elderly women

Jayden Parker Sever, a 20-year-old caregiver at Spring Gardens Senior Living, has been charged with attempted rape and object rape of two elderly women with dementia. The abuse allegedly occurred between February and March 2024. Sever confessed to his father, Heber City Police Chief Parker Sever, who reported him to authorities. Sever is being held in jail without bail.

Husband flees after assaulting and hospitalizing elderly Summit County woman

On July 22, an elderly woman was assaulted and injured in Summit County. Her husband, Kevin D. Wilde, was the suspect. Wilde fled but was captured in Montana on July 23. Summit County authorities are working on his extradition back to Utah. Sheriff Frank Smith praised the response from law enforcement in neighboring states, and is seeking further information from the public.