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Park City residents are invited to share their thoughts at the June 11 council meeting.
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County leaders stressed the regulations on remote or mountainous areas are far from final.
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The new water for outdoor irrigation allowed the town to lift a longstanding moratorium on new hookups.
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As Utah begins what’s expected to be a hot, dry summer, teams at Deer Valley Resort and Park City Mountain say they take a proactive approach to fire mitigation.
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A creepy series of viral videos called “Backrooms” got adapted for the big screen. This week’s Friday Film Review delves into the endless maze of yellow wallpaper.
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The celebrity investor on Thursday told Senate President J. Stuart Adams in a letter that his team will trim acreage around Locomotive Springs and Interstate 80 from the project.
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The annual Latino Arts Festival returns to Park City June 12 to 14. Organizers say the event is an opportunity to show support for local Latin American immigrants.
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Summit County deputies stopped the limousine with spike strips near Rockport Reservoir.
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Wasatch Mountain State Park is celebrating National Trails Day June 6 with free fishing, yard games and a “Dig Day” volunteer opportunity.
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With two projects in Wasatch County seeking to become towns, county councilmembers say they’ll take their concerns about the process to state lawmakers.
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The vacant land at the bend where eastbound Interstate 80 turns into U.S. Highway 40 in Summit County was previously part of a 410-unit housing proposal.
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Wasatch Back residents can learn how to cast a line for free at the Deer Valley ponds on Free Fishing Day, June 6.