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The Park City Education Foundation exceeded its fundraising goal at its annual Running with Ed relay race Saturday, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for local public schools.
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Utah Open LandsAs the Heber Valley continues to wait on plans for a western bypass road from the Utah Department of Transportation, Wasatch County leaders say they believe the road can be built while respecting conservation goals. -
Matt York/AP/APPark City’s recreation department is stepping in to manage court time at City Park this summer.
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Grab your paddles and play pickleball with a purpose at fundraising tournament for families affected by heart conditions. -
Park City is removing contaminated soil from the Gordo property, which could serve as a new transportation hub. -
Attorneys representing the Kamas mother accused of poisoning her husband say they can no longer represent her.
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The Village Bicycle Project is asking the community for bike donations at its annual drive Saturday, May 18. -
The Park City School District is continuing to review harassment incident reports from the 2022-2023 school year. It expects to finish the reviews by June. -
Summit County is turning to the public for help in deciding how, or if, it should develop 17 acres of land next to Jeremy Ranch Elementary School. The county could issue a request for proposals this year. -
Lights, sirens and a helicopter will descend on Park City High School Friday in a reenactment to show students the real-life dangers of driving under the influence. -
The largest capital project in Park City’s history hit a major milestone this week.
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