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20 Park City youth are waiting for a mentor

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Twenty Park City youth are waiting for a caring adult mentor. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah is calling on the community to help connect more local children and teens with a trusted adult who can offer encouragement, build confidence and help them navigate life’s challenges, the organization said.

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