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Park City Mayor Ryan Dickey welcomed Courchevel, France sister city board members this week, including a pizza gathering; 20 French visitors are hosted locally through July 27.
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Park City Mayor Ryan Dickey welcomed Courchevel, France board members overseeing the 1984 sister cities agreement.
Latest visitors: 16 students and 4 chaperones arrived July 19, depart July 27, hosted by local families.
Activities include hay ride and concert in Peoa, rodeo in Kamas, Jordanelle Reservoir, Main Street, and Park City Museum.
Board members met for a group photo at Red Banjo Pizza with Mayor Dickey and City Councilor/owner Tana Toly.
This week Park City Mayor Ryan Dickey welcomed the Courchevel, France, members of the board overseeing the sister cities agreement between them, formalized in 1984. The latest French contingent of visitors, including 16 students and four chaperones, arrived July 19 and will leave July 27. They are hosted by Park City families and participating in a variety of American activities, including a hay ride and concert in Peoa, the rodeo in Kamas, along with visits to the Jordanelle Reservoir and, of course, Main Street and the Park City Museum.
Board members naturally took time out for a group photo at Red Banjo Pizza on Main Street with the mayor and Red Banjo Pizza owner and City Councilor Tana Toly.
