9k boats inspected after Labor Day effort to stop spread of invasive species
All boats and other watercraft are required to be inspected before launching in Utah's waters. In all, DNR staff, along with other state agencies and the National Park Service, inspected more than 9,400 boats from Sept. Quagga mussels can plug water lines and remove plankton from the water which hurts native fish species.
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Since Utah banned pride flags, here are the investigations of complaints
Alleged violations range from police, Trump and Jack Sparrow flags to rainbow banners in Park City. The flag was allegedly displayed at the Academy for Math, Engineering & Science, a charter school in Murray. That was how those initial complaints were investigated.
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Young Men's Service League of Park City helps build beds for kids without - Park Record
Members of the Young Men’s Service League Park City Chapter will join Sleep in Heavenly Peace for Bunks Across America on Saturday, working alongside volunteers to build beds for local children who currently sleep on floors, couches or shared mattresses. Young Men’s Service League Park City son and mother Christian and Claire-Marie Laidley volunteer for the Bunks Across America bed build.
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Park City High School to host home game Friday against Salem Hills - Park Record
Parking and entry will be different, though. The Dozier front gate is the only entrance to the stadium. There is no other gate open for entry. Attendees can park in the church lot, but the back gate near that lot will not be open for entry.
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Christian Center of Park City’s Hike for Hunger elevates awareness of food insecurity - Park Record
Since 2011 the Christian Center of Park City has hosted its Hike for Hunger community celebration. The event has shifted over the years from a fundraiser for programs that help those who experience food insecurity to an awareness raiser to show food insecurity touches all walks of life.
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Summit County changes the rules for Snyderville Basin rezones - TownLift, Park City News
Ordinance 1016 moves detailed engineering later in the process while keeping final zoning decisions with the County Council
SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah — Summit County changed how developers seek zoning changes in the Snyderville Basin after the County Council approved Ordinance 1016 in a 3-2 vote on Sept. ”A debate months in the making The Sept.
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