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“That could be thousands of units. We're not sure what it'll be,” county planner Ray Milliner said.
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The park drafted a back gate use policy based on public input at the planning commission.
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Kris Campbell says he's running to advocate for "fair and proportional representation."
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The Summit County Department of Health is sharing more details about the county's first confirmed case.
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A would-be restaurant patron allegedly made a false threat after failing to get a reservation last Thursday.
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Summit County has confirmed its first case of measles at South Summit Elementary School.
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Zeppelin Zeerip said he's running after seeing Utah leaders push for selling or transferring federal land.
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Utah health leaders are warning parents of a growing area of concern: youth use of nicotine pouches is on the rise statewide. Summit County students are following the trend.
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The Summit County Community Planning lab lets locals learn about planning and zoning from the pros.
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County leaders are planning to draft new short-term rental regulations this year, too.
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A new report shows half of Utah’s K-3 students don't meet grade-level reading standards, prompting state leaders to consider new retention rules. Others may have something to learn from Park City schools, which have the state’s highest literacy rate.
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Cindy Keyes' office has processed record numbers of property value appeals in recent years.