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Christian Center of Park City steps up as Wasatch Back food pantries are shuttered

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Community Action Services and Food Bank has shut down its Heber City food pantry and temporarily closed its Oakley and Coalville locations. Hundreds of families and individuals will be affected, but the Christian Center of Park City said it's ready to fill service gaps.

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