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Community members gathered Thursday, Sept. 29, at Frisco’s 10 Mile Music Hall for the Summit Daily News’s Longevity Project event, the capstone of the four-week-long reporting project about cancer care in Summit County.  Throughout the...

When Joel Wexler learned he would have to travel to Edwards to receive his radiation therapy treatments, he was just relieved that the drive would be made in the fall and not on icy winter...

Scott Lindgren didn’t set out to make a documentary about himself. Though the world-class kayaker is no stranger to being in front of and behind the camera, having produced numerous kayaking films and winning an...

Ira Bornstein has two mantras he lives by: never stop moving and have no regrets. Even before his diagnosis, Ira and his wife Sandra prioritized exercise and were active skiers and hikers, but it became all...

We know cancer touches every part of a community, so in conjunction with the public health reporting project, we’re asking readers to share their stories of survival or loss as it relates to a cancer...

Editor’s note: This is our second article in a four-part series titled “Peaks, Valleys of High Country cancer,” which publishes every Friday. Part 1 was published Sept. 2. Kathy Jones says a simple suggestion by...

The annual Longevity Project kicked off Friday, Sept. 2, with the first in a series of articles on the topic of cancer. The project is a weekslong effort by the Summit Daily News to educate...

The annual Longevity Project kicks off Friday, Sept. 2, with the first in a series of articles on the topic of cancer. The reporting series will touch on cancer prevalence, advancements in medicine, mental health...

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