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Rhonda Sideris helped build this city - Park Record

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One was Rhonda Sideris. The Rotary each year forms a committee to decide who will receive the awards. The club gave the honors during its monthly meeting at the Sheraton Park City on Sidewinder. Sideris started R&R Properties, now Park City Lodging, 42 years ago.

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