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Park City School District’s new baseball and softball fields won’t be ready for spring sports this year. But Dozier field construction is on track.
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Peter Ginsberg is the newest member of the Hideout Town Council. He replaces Bob Nadelberg, who stepped down last month.
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After a slow Nordic skiing winter, Mountain Trails Foundation is ready for spring and summer recreation.
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Candidates for the Wasatch County Council made their pitches to delegates at the GOP and Democratic county conventions April 7 and 8. One council race will go to a primary.
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More than 70 of the world’s leading female snowboarders, representing about 20 countries, are competing at Woodward's Uninvited Invitational through April 11.
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Summit County councilmembers unanimously voted to appoint Malena Stevens interim clerk at their meeting April 8.
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Preservation Utah is celebrating 60 years of protecting and restoring the state’s historic architecture, and this month honors 10 projects, professionals and organizations for their preservation work.
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Some sidewalks and multi-use trails in Park City and the Snyderville Basin will be closed or rerouted during the construction of High Valley Transit’s new bus rapid transit project.
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Utahns have one more week to apply to receive free native plants before a deadline for the state’s pollinator habitat program flies by.
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High Valley Transit’s state Route 224 bus rapid transit route is under construction. Summit County locals are concerned about traffic impacts, but excited for more public transit.
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The evening offered Summit County Democrats a preview of two contested races for county council; delegates also selected a clerk nominee.
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At the Wasatch County GOP convention April 7, none of the three sheriff candidates secured the 60% support required for the party nomination.