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The Park City Mountain Mediation Center is set to host a Conflict Transformation workshop on Friday, [Aug. 22] featuring internationally recognized mediator and author Chad. Ford.
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The Beulah Fire stands at nearly 4,600 acres as of Sunday, continuing its slow but steady spread through Summit County’s High Uintas Wilderness.
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Park City Mayor Nann Worel plans to let the incoming mayor appoint a new city manager.
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The Park City Song Summit launched Thursday night and is expanding its free community offerings this year – including Mindful Mornings and Songwriters’ Porch.
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After pushback from Prospector residents, Park City officials moved to eliminate the possibility of transit on the Rail Trail.
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Three Utah skiing greats will be inducted into the Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame in 2025. Their contributions to winter sports have shaped the legacy and future of skiing.
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County councilmembers approved a conservation easement, which will affect what's allowed on the 8,600-acre property and what's not.
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A small portion of Old Ranch Road will be closed to vehicle, bike and pedestrian traffic starting Monday, Aug. 18.
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Park Silly Sunday Market will continue for at least another five years on Main Street after the city council approved an extension clause in its special event contract Thursday.
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Extra law enforcement will be out on Utah’s roads ahead of Labor Day weekend to prevent impaired driving fatalities.
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Homebound Summit County seniors will have the chance to get meals delivered to their doors starting in September.
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Two U.S. fencers were in Park City this week for an Olympic athlete crossover with U.S. Ski and Snowboard team members.