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In this edition of The Morning Mix John and Peg welcome musical guest Jake Martin and Personal Coach Tiffany Peterson. Also high school sports and upcoming weekend events in Park City and Heber.

A delegation of Park City officials will leave for France for a week, with the mission of renewing our sister city relationship with Courchevel. They'll also seek information about how that ski resort town answers questions about transportation, housing and interconnected ski resorts. Lynn Ware Peak has more.

The State of Utah is considering joining Arizona and other states in requiring a U.S. Citizenship test for high school graduation. Lynn Ware Peek has more.

Ski Utah has hired a new communications director - who will be getting the word out about the state's 14 ski resorts. Leslie Thatcher has more.

The Park City Library is in the midst of a major renovation, but crucial part, the Jim Santy Auditorium will be ready for the Sundance Film Festival's start next week. Lynn Ware Peek has more.

In this episode of Cool Science Radio Lynn and John welcome Alex Davies, author of These Dreamers Are Actually Making Progress Building Elon’s Hyperloop.

The second half of the show features Bill Andrews, Associate Editor, Discover Magazine.

Temporary parking restrictions in the Prospector Square area begin Monday, January 19th, and last through the Sundance Film Festival, ending February 1st. There will be no parking:

• along Prospector Avenue in front of Parking Lot G; 
• on both sides of Poison Creek Lane; 
• on he south side of the road Sidewinder Drive, from the corner with Gold Dust Lane, to the fire hydrant.

Owners of cars parked along these roadways are asked to move their cars as soon as possible.  

Several local stakeholders in the Bonanza Park area said at a recent public meeting that unless the City foots the bill for a parking structure and other infrastructure in the area, the redevelopment just won't happen.   Lynn Ware Peek has more.

At its first retreat of the new year and with two new board members, the Park City school board began more serious talk of instituting full-day kindergarten in the district in the near future. Lynn Ware Peek has more.