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The council made the Democratic primary election results official Tuesday afternoon.
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The Summit Land Conservancy expects to close on conservation easements protecting nearly 2,300 acres of open space in Hoytsville and Kamas by the end of July.
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Transportation officials say one western Kimball Junction intersection is a "crash waiting to happen."
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Residents and emergency responders alike are applying lessons learned from the 2021 Parleys Canyon Fire.
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West Hills, the proposed town between Hideout and Kamas, will go to a vote in November after the Utah Supreme Court decided in favor of the town’s sponsor. The justices reversed a lower court’s ruling.
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U.S. Sen. John Curtis passed through Summit County Thursday as part of his 250-mile walk honoring America’s 250th birthday. He’s reflecting on his time in Congress.
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Third District Judge Richard Mrazik disqualified himself from Richins' petition July 1.
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Park City will mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with Forum Fest. The free event begins July 2 at 4 p.m.
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America celebrates its 250th anniversary Saturday, and Wasatch Back government buildings will close the day before to observe the Fourth of July holiday.
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Nearly 200 countries have joined the Plastic Free July movement with more than 170 million participants, including Wasatch Back residents.
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Local crews and volunteers are urgently removing garlic mustard — a noxious weed covering around 1,200 acres in Summit County. The abnormal winter shortened the pulling season.
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Ivory Homes says a proposal for potentially thousands of homes has been decades in the making.