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The Sundance Institute said Wednesday it will consider a new festival location in the United States for 2027 and beyond.
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In the newly released film, “Civil War”, a team of journalists hopes to reach Washington D.C. to interview the President before rebel forces invade the city. Is it a dystopian future America or a possible hellish reality? You decide.
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Summit County is about halfway through flood season, and so far, no significant flooding.
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The artist who’s spearheading plans for a Book of Mormon-themed sculpture garden shared his progress with the Heber City Council Tuesday, April 16.
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A new report from the University of Utah shows just how much the state’s ski industry contributes to the local economy.
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Wasatch High School entrepreneurs were awarded $40,000 at the recent Invest Nest competition...and that cash came with lessons in paying it forward.
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The Park City Song Summit is in August instead of September this year. Here's more on the newly released lineup.
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Olympic officials say climate change could eventually limit the cities able to host the Winter Games. The IOC is considering rotating the Games among a few locations long-term, and Salt Lake City would be one of them.
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Fire crews with Alpine Forestry are scheduled to burn slash piles near Old Town Park City Wednesday. The operation is designed to remove dead brush that could start a wildfire.
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After an antisemitic incident at Treasure Mountain Junior High, the principal is sharing the school’s response.
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The results for the e-bike survey conducted jointly by Park City Municipal and Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District are being tabulated, with some very preliminary results to report.
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Utah offers grants to promote economic development in its rural counties, and Wasatch County leaders plan to apply.