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Park City School District officials hopeful new sports complex will be finished by end of November - Park Record

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The Treasure Mountain Sports Complex could be finished by the end of November after a series of unexpected delays postponed its completion. Park City School District Business Administrator Randy Upton said construction crews completed the softball field last fall, and work on the baseball field wrapped up within the past few weeks.

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