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This month's gallery stroll is Friday night and each gallery is giving out a different flower.
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Park City Film Executive Director Katy Wang has a preview of upcoming screenings including "In the Dirt" Thursday and "Dune: Part 2" this weekend.
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Park City Manager Matt Dias previews this week's city council meeting including discussions on this year's budget and three big transportation projects.
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Ultra runner Adam Loomis who finished first in 100km Gorges Waterfall race April 13, he explains what it took to get there and how he trains.
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Summit County Manager Shayne Scott discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting including transportation plans state Route 32 in Eastern Summit County, grant money and an up date on the Jeremy Ranch and Pinebrook roundabout artwork.
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Arizona Coyotes officially coming to Salt Lake after NHL approves sale to Utah Jazz owners, West Hills sponsor to resubmit incorporation petition after landowner drops out, South Summit School District Superintendent Greg Maughan has an update from this month's board meeting, Artist shares vision for Heber park with 70+ sculptures, Egyptian Theater Executive Director Randy Barton on the Sundance potential move and Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation CEO Colin Hilton recaps the IOC visit last week.
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Midway leaders say they want to solve wastewater treatment problems, not just mask stench, Sundance to explore leaving Park City after 2026 festival, Report: 2022/23 ski season resulted in record spending, Majority of car crashes happen on 10% of Summit County roads, Wasatch High School entrepreneurs awarded $40,000 at Invest Nest, Park City Recreation Director Ken Fisher discusses the process for new PC MARC pools and a City Park community center, Emergency officials ‘optimistic’ about Summit County flood forecast, Mountain Trails Foundation Executive Director Lora Anthony with a look ahead at this year's trail building and maintenance plans and Park City Follies returns with 'menacing dogs' on the Silver Lake Express.
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Park City principal shares harassment policies and procedures after antisemitic incident, Kamas resident and president of the Lung Cancer Foundation of America Kim Norris has details about the new drug approved by the FDA and clinical trials to help boost a fundraising campaign, Co-founder of Park City Song Summit Ben Anderson reveals the line up for 2024, Emcee of The Follies Tom Clyde and Director Mark Conklin have a preview of this year's Follies, Parkites asked to reflect on their state of wellbeing and Free access to National Parks this weekend.
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Richins makes it to American Idol top 14, Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau with a preview of this week's county council meeting, Mountain Mediation Center Executive Director Gretchen Lee discusses the next free community-wide Let's Talk training on April 24, Park City Fire District reopens registration for wood chipping program and Recycle Utah director Carolyn Wawra and Bicycle Collective Executive Director Donna McAleer have details about the upcoming Hazardous Household Waste Collection Day.
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Utah Avalanche forecast information, Olympic official says IOC and Utah can learn from each other, Park City Fire District Marshal Mike Owens has a monthly update, Wasatch County leaders brainstorm for Olympics as IOC visits venues, Park City Ski and Snowboard Athlete Report with Christie Hind and Ryan Devine, A look back on what it took to bring the 2002 Olympics to Utah, Snyderville Basin Recreation Director Dana Jones has a monthly update, Residents concerned proposed Deer Valley expansion lift is in ‘crucial’ wildlife habitat and Hundreds welcome spring at Park City Mountain Pond Skim.