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Kristine WellerCounty health officials plan to release a full report on the community health assessment next year.
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There’s a public hearing Tuesday, Dec. 10, about whether to change Heber’s annexation map for a proposed 4,000-acre development northeast of town. -
Olympic gold medalist and alpine ski racer Lindsey Vonn made her first racing appearance since 2019 at the FIS Fall Festival in Colorado over the weekend. -
The Park City Treble Makers, a local a cappella group, will host their community concert Sunday, Dec. 15.
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The Heber City Council spent over three hours talking about proposed developments that may be built at the intersection of U.S. 40 and River Road. One of the biggest issues being discussed is affordable housing. -
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Readers of all ages borrowed more than 350,000 books at Summit County libraries in 2024. -
Vail Resorts and the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association have yet to reach an agreement after their latest meeting. The union practice picketed again Saturday. -
Some Heber leaders say they’d like to see more shopping and gathering spaces in neighborhoods proposed for construction at the intersection of U.S. 40 and River Road.
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