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Perspectives on hospitality and entertainment from Randy Barton - Park Record

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“I don’t accept on behalf of myself, but on behalf of all the folks who love arts and culture,” Barton said. He added that he appreciated that the award was not competitive in what can be a very competitive town. A young Randy Barton moved to Park City 50 years ago.

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