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Dozens of Wasatch Back residents learned about self-reliance and preparedness Saturday. Many were concerned about potential economic impacts this year.
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The Park City Council has officially appointed Adam Lenhard as city manager. He’ll be paid $250,000.
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When does an e-bike become a motorcycle? New legislation says when the throttle exceeds 20 mph.
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The Park City Council is moving forward with plans for the Bonanza Park redevelopment. The proposal includes affordable housing, restaurants, a dedicated arts space and an amphitheater.
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She finalized a memo advising caution to local leaders approving "public infrastructure districts."
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Dogs must be kept on leash on trails and at campsites in most national forests.
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Wasatch Back towns are encouraging residents to complete a Utah State University survey about personal wellbeing and perspectives on community life.
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Soldier Hollow Nordic Center will shut down winter operations March 22 amid a record-low snow year.
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Residents can learn about the tools to face life’s unexpected challenges at Wasatch County’s annual Self-Reliance and Preparedness Fair Saturday.
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The Park City Museum has a new exhibit, “Park City Loves a Parade.” The exhibit is part of a national celebration marking the United States’ 250th birthday.
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“Peaky Blinders” ends where it began: with family and Cillian Murphy. The British gangster film shifts from its limited theatrical release to streaming on Netflix beginning March 20.
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With rapid snowmelt expected across the state, the Utah Avalanche Center has issued a special advisory for all mountain regions.