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Park City Council considers how to support new local businesses

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Park City won’t restart its economic development grant program, but leaders want to find other ways to support local businesses. But councilmembers agreed Thursday, Oct. Offered from 2006 to 2022, the grant was meant to support and grow existing businesses as well as attract new ones.

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