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Pioneer Park farmer's market building plan falls through as $18.4 million renovation nears completion

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A planned year-round market at Pioneer Park is off, but Salt Lake City’s summer market will return, and its winter market opens at the former Leonardo Museum for a second season on Saturday, Nov. 14.

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