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Park City Shot Ski raises glasses, $86K for local nonprofits

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Park City reclaimed the world record for the longest shot ski Saturday, while raising $86,000 for the Park City Sunrise Rotary Club’s grant program. Breckenridge Mountain Rotary will attempt to beat Park City’s record Dec. 17 during the town’s Ullr Fest.

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