Mixed-use neighborhood for residents 55+ heads to Summit County Council for final decision - Park Record
A proposal for a mixed-use neighborhood intended for residents 55 and older is moving to the Summit County Council for final approval after the Snyderville Basin Planning Commission unanimously forwarded a positive recommendation on Tuesday. The 8-acre Silver Creek property is slightly southeast of Silver Creek Village.
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'History preserved': New 7-mile trail loop winds through historic Park City mining sites | KSL.com
Posted - Sept. The Park City Historic Mine Route, a 7-mile biking and hiking trail that winds through two dozen historic mining sites, is now open to the public. (Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History) 4 photos
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A 7-mile trail in Park City highlights historic mining sites, offering an "open-air museum."
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Park City football returns home Friday despite ongoing campus construction - TownLift, Park City News
The Miners will host Salem Hills on Friday, Sept. Park City School District announced Wednesday that the game can move forward at home. The main front gate at Dozier Field will be the only entrance. Fans may park in the nearby Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints parking lot, but the stadium’s back gate near that lot will remain closed.
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PEAK Center grand opening to celebrate new Summit County Library branch - TownLift, Park City News
PARK CITY, Utah — The PEAK Center is gearing up for a grand opening celebration on Oct. Community members are invited to bring their families and take part in the celebration, which will take place at the PEAK Center (6301 Landmark Drive, Park City) on Oct.
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Ivory Development wants state to accept more town applications
Ivory Homes is asking state leaders to change the law that allows developers to form their own towns, after an unsuccessful bid to incorporate in Summit County. That's the controversial state law that allows landowners to create towns in undeveloped areas.
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Heber tourism plateaus as need for employees grows
Heber’s tourism numbers slowed this summer. Still, the need for a larger workforce remains. “On the outside looking in, it looked like a really great summer, and then you dive into the details, and it was still a good summer,” Koecher said on KPCW’s Local News Hour Sept.
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