Park City Council discusses future of affordable housing
Park City is revisiting its affordable housing strategy and examining the economic and traffic impacts of workforce housing shortages. They discussed the topic at a study session Thursday. The council agrees the city needs more accommodation for local workers.
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Heber sculptor displays statue at Utah Capitol to honor America250
The art will eventually be part of a Book of Mormon-inspired sculpture garden in the Heber Valley. Two patriotic statues, Neal’s depiction of George Washington and his friend Michael Hall’s sculpture of Thomas Jefferson, were installed Wednesday, Sept.
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Summit County Council pushes conversations about water, growth and development
A western Summit County water company is looking for new sources to avert a potential shortfall. Dave Thomas, Summit County’s top civil attorney, said Sept. 17 the Summit County Council wants to have a “global conversation” on water. “It may be an uncomfortable conversation,” Thomas said.
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Utah lawmakers are eyeing new Flock camera regulations amid misuse controversies
The proposed bill to regulate license plate cameras comes moths ahead of the Utah's Legislative Session. The question isn’t whether the state should allow the cameras on its roads, said Sen. Calvin Musselman, chair of the Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee said during a meeting Wednesday.
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Analysis: Vail Resorts investors prepare for proxy fight, future of Park City in question
This summer, Vail has faced several lawsuits, restructured its board of directors and announced new company-wide Epic Experience branding, as well as changes to the branding of individual resorts. Most recently, the publicly traded company has been the target of a Wall Street battle with Oasis Management, an investment group with its eyes set on changing the business.
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Holy Cross Ministries receives Promontory Foundation grant for community health worker
Holy Cross Ministries was recognized as a first-time grant recipient at the Promontory Foundation’s Happiest Hour Grant Reception on Aug. 25. The funding is intended to support a community health worker doula working with the People’s Health Clinic.
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