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The Park City Police Department was summoned to a residential street in Prospector over the weekend with a complaint about loudness, parking issues and a potential alcohol-related issue. The case was reported at 9:15 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17, on Annie Oakley Drive.
The Park City Police Department received a series of reports related to traffic and parking in the Main Street core in the middle of October, as the community’s tourism industry appeared to remain busy into the fall. The cases did not appear to be serious, but they highlighted some of the problems that can arise when crowds arrive in the city.
Park City and Ridgeline (Millville) meet in 4A girls soccer at 9 a.m. Judge Memorial Catholic (Salt Lake City) and Park City meet in 4A girls volleyball at 6:30 p.m.
Park City Recreation Director Ken Fisher Park City Recreation Director Ken Fisher discusses the city's decision to end it's contract for a new indoor pickleball courts after the failure of a public-private partnership. Fisher says there's no new project in the works, but the city will host a Halloween pickleball social is scheduled for Oct. 29.
Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission Executive Director Mary-Margaret Pingree talks about judicial retention elections and how to learn about this year's candidates. Pingree explains Utah's merit selection and retention system. Judges, who are selected by the governor, later appear on the ballot for voters to decide if they they should stay on the bench.
The Summit Mosquito Abatement District is requesting a property tax increase for the first time since its creation in 1983, which will add no more than $5 to the average Summit County homeowner's annual bill. The district provides mosquito control services for most of the county, including management, extermination and disease testing.
Early detection vastly improves survival rates for breast cancer. The new Park City Hospital Cancer Center brings lifesaving treatment closer to local patients. One in eight American women will get breast cancer in their lifetime. It's the second leading cause of cancer death among women after lung cancer.
Weber State women's soccer regained first place in the Big Sky Conference standings following a 3-0 victory against Montana. Senior forward Lily Blum led the win with two goals, helping the Wildcats secure 13 conference points.
Republican, Democrat, Democratic Socialist, Libertarian, Independent, something else entirely — do you feel like you have a political home in Utah? Let us know what you think.
Data confirm that the concentration of heavy metals has been slowly increasing in Utah's groundwater over the last 50 years. The data is part of an ongoing research project that is being worked on by Marek Matyjasik, a professor in Weber State University's geology department of Earth and Environmental Sciences centering around geology and water systems.
Weber State University's football team overcame their first-half missteps and beat conference rival Idaho State University 27-20 to reclaim the Train Bell Trophy in their homecoming game at Stewart Stadium on Oct. 17. The hosts record now sits at 5-3 overall and 4-1 in the Big Sky.
The State of Utah has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi, claiming the prediction market company is actually illegal gambling in which residents have lost millions. Utah Attorney General Derek Brown announced the filing during a briefing Tuesday.
Springville Junior High School announced several upcoming events and student opportunities in a recent newsletter. The school's schedule includes a term start, community meetings, and various fundraisers and contests.