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Live Like Sam exists for one thing: the mental and emotional resilience of young people. It is not one program area among several, it is the whole organization, and we are the only nonprofit in Summit and Wasatch Counties built solely around it.
Intermountain Park City Hospital opened a new cancer center on August 20 to provide expanded care to the Wasatch Back community. The new facility features high-tech equipment and increased infusion capacity to serve up to 1,500 patients annually.
Rebekah's Kitchen is hiring full time, year round chef and cooks. Rebekah’s Kitchen is the premier personal/private chef service in Park City specializing in organic, locally sourced ingredients and customized menus for food allergies and special diets.
Park City resident Dave Staley is intimately familiar with the drive through Parley’s Canyon. For seven weeks, Staley drove 45 minutes to Salt Lake City and back every day to seek treatment for his recently diagnosed throat cancer.
The Park Silly Market was an annual summer street festival held on Main Street in Park City. The event featured local artists, musicians, food vendors, and various community activities.
Intermountain Health Park City Hospital has opened a new oncology center in the Wasatch Back region. The facility features expanded space and advanced technology to provide specialized cancer care closer to home.
Park City Opera announced its Summer 2026 season, which included sixteen public events and two mainstage productions. The season featured works by Aaron Copland and Charles Gounod alongside a new outdoor concert series.
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The Taylorsville Planning Commission met on July 28, 2026, to discuss a detached accessory dwelling unit ordinance workplan and a proposed high-density residential development near the Crossroads Shopping Center.
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The Price City Library Board scheduled a meeting for August 10, 2026, to discuss various agenda items including new business and monthly statistics. The meeting was set to take place at Price City Hall in room 106.
The Kearns Planning Commission met on July 6, 2026, to discuss land use fee schedules and general plan map amendments. The commission voted to recommend changes to the Kearns Council regarding both matters.
Castle Valley held a public hearing on August 12, 2026, to discuss a proposed property tax increase for fiscal year 2027. The proposed rate increase aims to generate approximately $73,666 in new revenue to support town operations and infrastructure.