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Robert Zanetti has been named chief of the Park City Fire District after former Chief Paul Hewitt’s death last month. Zanetti is a 32-year district veteran.

Article content “Crops remain extremely stressed from the lack of moisture and continue to advance quickly due to the heat and dry conditions throughout the growing season,” Thursday’s provincial crop report said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Further relief plans up in the air as dire drought dries crops Back to video As the Saskatchewan government and Opposition ask Ottawa for relief, crop development has stumbled. About 51 per cent of fall cereals, 52 per cent of spring cereals, 50 per cent of oilseeds and 49 per cent of pulse crop...

Shell, GM Working to Reduce Texas EV Charging Costs, Expand Renewable Options Royal Dutch Shell plc and General Motors (GM) are collaborating to expand green energy options in Texas and beyond. Shell’s MP2 Energy LLC unit is partnering with the auto giant on “comprehensive energy solutions programs” that could include fixed-rate home energy plans using 100% renewable energy resources. The program, already for some GM customers in Texas, is being expanded this summer for all GM-branded electric vehicles (EV). The EV owners could select home energy plans with the option for free overnight...

Glenn Wright, a member of the Summit County Council and a veteran of the Vietnam War, leads a small gathering of people down Main Street on Monday. Members of the group shared stories of fallen soldiers in honor of Memorial Day. Tanzi Propst/Park Record Park City-area veterans on Monday marked Memorial Day on Main Street with stories of members of the military who died in combat or whose death was the result of an accident while serving, opting for the busy shopping, dining and entertainment strip instead of the traditional graveside setting at Park City Cemetery. The event did not resemble t...

Summit County notebook: Council, others to continue online meetings; avalanche fences draw scrutiny; rodeo tickets offered for vaccinations