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Park City voices will take the stage at ToastX - Park Record

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On Oct. 24, 11 Parkites will take the stage to share their ideas with their community at ToastX, a new event by Park City Toastmasters. The event, titled ToastX: Inspiring Leadership Through Communication, will bring local voices together for an afternoon of short, carefully crafted talks at the Double Deer Ballroom at Promontory Club.

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