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A Park City School District librarian recently received a national honor. She received the Travelers Awards for Teaching Excellence.

On March 27 at around 9:30 a.m., a series of earthquakes ranging in magnitude from four to nine took place in Gina Masons seventh-grade science class in room 120 at Ecker Hill Middle School. Fortunately, the sporadic set of quakes only affected about a square foot of space where students placed towers they had built to withstand the simulated force of the natural disaster.

UDOT will take years to come up with any viable solution, and if Dakota Pacific is approved, we all know the traffic problem will increase exponentially.

The Park Record explained the purpose of attending was to cover the large turnout of an important event, meet the candidates asking for Summit County residents’ vote and observe the evening — especially in light of the county Democratic Party’s nominating convention the previous week.

In 1946, Otto Carpenter and Bob Burns opened Snow Park, Park Citys first alpine ski area.

Summit County Republicans on Tuesday will decide their preference for the top of the GOP ticket in November. A presidential preference poll is slated during the party’s caucuses.

Democrats can vote for their preferred presidential candidate by mail, but Republicans must attend a neighborhood caucus night

Who goes to the trouble of filing a Dakota Pacific lawsuit, wins, and then says, “Oops! Put that on pause. We didn’t mean it!” Only the Summit County Council. Crazy, huh? (Unless there’s some sort...

Around 90% of people said they are fully opposed to the Dakota Pacific project, according to a Park Record poll. There were 300 votes cast in under 24 hours.

Interstate 80 transports thousands of people into the Park City area every day, and the number is only expected to increase as time goes by.