The Live Like Sam nonprofit organization and Woodward Park City announced the winners of the Live Like Sam & Woodward Park City Latinx Scholarship on Monday. The four lucky recipients will receive a week-long camp experience at Woodward Park City this summer.

The scholarships are an effort between Live Like Sam, Woodward Park City, the Solomon Fund, Bright Futures, and SOS Outreach and are aimed at providing summer camp opportunities to well-deserving youth in the local Latinx community.

Libby Wadman, with this week’s Friday Film Review, says that the true story of scientific pioneer Marie Curie is remarkable.   But she says this latest film biography has its drawbacks.

Now streaming on Amazon is the new film “Radioactive” from director Marjane Satrapi, who is known for her graphic novel, “Persepolis” and for directing the movie based on that novel.

A Brigham Young University mask study shows the death rate from COVID-19 is reduced when masks are used while in public. There’s clear evidence that face coverings reduce the spray of droplets and therefore the incidence of disease transmission.

Wearing a face mask has become politicized in some media outlets and on social media. The original recommendations early in the COVID-19 pandemic, were to conserve PPE, such as face masks, for those who were on the front lines of the health crisis.

The Park City Council meets Tuesday at 4 in a work session with the Zoom public meeting starting at 6 P.M. It’s the last meeting before a recess which will extend until the middle of September.

Park City Council, in their work session, will address the issue of existing encroachments on city property. Park City Manager Matt Dias says these are typically driveways in the historic district which have what he calls misaligned rights of way. He says they’re often old trails or roads from the mining days.

Mountain Money co-hosts Doug Wells and Roger Goldman interview (1:21) Timothy Moser, creator of Master of Memory.  Timothy will take us through how he built a successful on-line business based on teaching others how to learn Spanish.

On today's Local News Hour:

( 05:23) Park City Manager Matt Dias has details about Tuesday's special council meeting - the final meeting until September 17th.

( 22:32) Park City Sunrise Rotary Member Cheryl Butler and the Ex. Director of The Bicycle Collective Donna McAleer talk about Saturday’s Bicycle Donation Drive.

( 33:30) Executive Director of the Christian Center of Park City Rob Harter has an update on the services the organization offers to the community.