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The Park City Council is turning to the private sector for proposals to build a new indoor pickleball facility.
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Park City’s recreation department plans to offer more court time for pickleball this winter amid soaring demand.
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A Park City resident and MARC pickleball coach has been drafted into the National Pickleball League.
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A Heber City park is poised to double its number of pickleball courts.
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Utah Avalanche Center report (2:11) Summit County Council features nightly rentals (8:16) Pickleballers Tim La Page and Gene De Santis discuss why the outside courts (covered by a bubble in the winter) ought to be open play. (9:37) Two local athletes named to Jr. World Alpine Ski Championships (23:10) Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of this week's city council meeting. (24:23) Park City School District spokesperson Heidi Matthews previews the legislative agenda for the school district. (40:26)
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Park City Pickleball Club president Greg Leitzke has details on the upcoming tournament., the game and how to get into playing pickleball in Park City.
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On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (5:51) Lora Smith, Scott House and Corey Dutton with details on the Epic Promise partnership with Mountain, Wasatch and South Summit Trail foundations, (23:13) Park City Pickleball president Greg Leitzke who has details on the upcoming tournament, (35:52) and Park City Film Director Katy Wang with a monthly update.
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The Park City Planning Commission forwarded a positive recommendation to the city council for pickleball code amendments Wednesday.
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The Park City Planning Commission decided not to act on proposed changes to the city’s land management code for private pickleball courts Wednesday.
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The results of Park City’s community pickleball survey reveal a strong demand for more opportunities to play, and the planning commission will be reviewing possible changes this week.