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The Park City Police Department last weekend received a report about a water-related issue that occurred amid heightened concern about possible flooding as the snow melts. The case was logged on Saturday, April 15 at...

The Concord School District plans to hire an architect, and will petition state legislators to increase building aid with the hope of keeping the Rundlett Middle School building project moving forward – they just haven’t decided where to build a new...

The Park City Police Department last week received reports of two deer that suffered injuries that apparently were serious enough that one needed to be destroyed and the other probably needed to be put down.

The Park City Police Department last weekend received a complaint about traffic toward the beginning of the ski day in the northern reaches of Old Town. The police were told “ski traffic” had “blocked” a section of street.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building in Park Meadows suffered damage in an act of vandalism last weekend, the Park City Police Department said. The police received a report of broken windows on the Monitor Drive building.

The Park City Police Department last week received a complaint about a generator that was running close to a residence. The person who contacted the department wanted the operator “reminded of the noise ordinance,” public police logs indicated.

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Person wants construction ‘noise to stop’ On Sunday, May 2 at 11:54 p.m., the Park City Police Department received a complaint about construction work on Ontario Avenue. The person who contacted the police indicated they “just want the noise to stop,” according to department logs. The police indicated the case involved an issue for City Hall’s code enforcers. The Police Department at 9:35 p.m. received a complaint about a truck with the lights illuminated for several hours on Paddingt...

Courtesy of Mountainlands Community Housing Trust Scott Loomis, the man who led the nonprofit Mountainlands Community Housing Trust for the past two decades and is credited with helping create hundreds of economically attainable apartments and homes, is retiring at the end of the month. His legacy can be seen in the apartment buildings and houses he had a hand in developing that are scattered across the Wasatch Back. Park City Councilor Tim Henney said Mountainlands wouldn’t be where it is to...

On Sunday, Dec. 13 at 8:39 p.m., the police received a complaint that someone left a wallet and cellphone on top of a vehicle on Main Street, forgot they were there and drove away. The property was lost, the police said. The police at 2:10 p.m. were told there were cars left at the post office on Park Avenue but nobody was inside. A carbon monoxide detector sounded in a property somewhere along Woodside Avenue at 8:31 a.m. A little bit earlier, at 7:47 a.m., a detector was triggered on Monitor ...