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Local news for Park City and the Snyderville Basin
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Local news for Park City and the Snyderville Basin
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Latest reporting from the Community desk.
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Latest reporting from the Community desk.
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Park City Performing Arts cuts ticket prices for Sept. 4 finale
Park City Performing Arts launched a "Love Our Community Campaign" offering $25 adult and $15 children's tickets for the Sept. 4 "I Love the '90s" concert, the final Concerts on the Slopes show of summer, after record family turnout at earlier shows.
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Park City hospital opens $50 million cancer center
Intermountain Park City Hospital opened a $50 million, 10,800-square-foot cancer center on Aug. 20, bringing radiation therapy to the Wasatch Back for the first time and expanding chemotherapy services so patients no longer need to drive to Salt Lake City for most oncology care.
Community
Park City Performing Arts cuts ticket prices for Sept. 4 finale
Park City Performing Arts launched a "Love Our Community Campaign" offering $25 adult and $15 children's tickets for the Sept. 4 "I Love the '90s" concert, the final Concerts on the Slopes show of summer, after record family turnout at earlier shows.
Community
Park City hospital opens $50 million cancer center
Intermountain Park City Hospital opened a $50 million, 10,800-square-foot cancer center on Aug. 20, bringing radiation therapy to the Wasatch Back for the first time and expanding chemotherapy services so patients no longer need to drive to Salt Lake City for most oncology care.
Community
Park City Performing Arts cuts ticket prices for Sept. 4 finale
Park City Performing Arts launched a "Love Our Community Campaign" offering $25 adult and $15 children's tickets for the Sept. 4 "I Love the '90s" concert, the final Concerts on the Slopes show of summer, after record family turnout at earlier shows.
Community
Park City hospital opens $50 million cancer center
Intermountain Park City Hospital opened a $50 million, 10,800-square-foot cancer center on Aug. 20, bringing radiation therapy to the Wasatch Back for the first time and expanding chemotherapy services so patients no longer need to drive to Salt Lake City for most oncology care.
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View MoreNear-total lunar eclipse peaks over Park City Aug. 27-28
A 96.3% lunar eclipse peaks at 10:13 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, over Park City with the best viewing between 9 p.m. and midnight; the National Weather Service gives a 20% chance of storms before midnight.
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View MoreSunrise Rotary needs 1,430 for shot ski world record Oct. 10
Park City Sunrise Rotary's 10th annual shot ski fundraiser on Oct. 10 needs 1,430 participants to beat Breckenridge's world record of 1,420, with an $86,000 fundraising goal for local grant programs.
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View More300 raise brownie sundaes to mark Redford's 90th at Sundance
More than 300 people gathered at Sundance Mountain Resort on Aug. 19 to mark what would have been Robert Redford's 90th birthday, with daughter Amy Redford speaking about his conservation legacy and resort president Chad Linebaugh announcing plans for an annual celebration.
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View MoreThe Buckinghams to make Egyptian Theatre debut Aug. 22–23
The 1960s Chicago rock band The Buckinghams will make their first-ever appearance at Park City's Egyptian Theatre with two shows on Aug. 22–23, bringing founding members Carl Giammarese and Nick Fortuna and a live horn section to the 266-seat venue during its centennial year.
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View MorePark City weighs one-way Main Street with transit lane
Park City staff presented a concept to convert Main Street to one-way northbound traffic for private vehicles, with a two-way transit lane and widened pedestrian zones, at an Aug. 18 council work session aimed at determining which Main Street improvements should advance.
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View MoreMountain Mettle boxing card pivots to youth scholarships Aug. 22
Rise Boxing's fourth annual Mountain Mettle event on Saturday, Aug. 22, will for the first time direct proceeds to youth boxing scholarships instead of Parkinson's programming, featuring 20 USA Boxing-sanctioned amateur bouts at the Park City gym.
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View MoreRunning of the Balls, 130th Miners Day parade return Labor Day
Park City's 130th Miners Day Parade and the Rotary Club's Running of the Balls fundraiser return to Main Street on Monday, Sept. 7, with ball tickets starting at $10 and a new 7-mile Historic Mine Route also debuting that day.
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View MorePark City author traces monarch migration in new kids' book
Park City author Melissa Marsted has released "Flora's Winged Adventure," the 13th book in her children's nature series, tracing a monarch butterfly's migration from Canada to Mexico through East Coast national parks.
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View MoreSwaner EcoCenter asks gardeners to donate native seeds for free lending library
Swaner Preserve is accepting native seed donations now at its Kimball Junction EcoCenter for a free lending library opening in September alongside the "Ephemeral" art exhibition.
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View MoreMountain Trails Foundation seeks volunteers for Aug. 4 downhill bike trail dig day
Mountain Trails Foundation is hosting an RSVP-only volunteer dig day on Tuesday, Aug. 4, to build the lower sections of the new Loose Moose/Silver Queen downhill bike trail at Park City Mountain Resort.
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View MoreChef's Table Festival to bring free food waste diversion to Park City restaurants
The Park City Community Foundation will cover food waste diversion costs for restaurants participating in the inaugural Chef's Table Festival August 13–16 and offer nine months of free service afterward through its Zero Food Waste business incentive program.
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View MoreSundance Institute names Marco Rosas its 2026 Sally Menke editing fellow
The Sundance Institute named Los Angeles editor Marco Rosas its 2026 Sally Menke Memorial Editing Fellow, a yearlong mentorship honoring the late Oscar-nominated editor; Rosas completed his Directors Lab residency in June and is now selecting a mentor.