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Democrats can vote for their preferred presidential candidate by mail, but Republicans must attend a neighborhood caucus night
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Democrats can vote for their preferred presidential candidate by mail, but Republicans must attend a neighborhood caucus night
The Park City planning commissioners must love their work, considering they’ll spend Valentine’s evening not in candlelight but poring over details and hearing comments in the first public hearing and opportunity to vote on Matthew and Tatiana Prince’s plans to replace two homes overlooking Old Town.
Dakota Pacific met with the County Council on Tuesday to discuss the request in greater detail. However, CEO Marc Stanworth was quick to acknowledge there’s
Eight hundred new workforce or otherwise restricted housing units may not be enough for Park City. Leaders this week are slated to revisit a goal set in 2016 that called for the production of 800 new units of restricted housing over the course of a decade.
Today seems like a good time to talk about the wide world of newspaper ownership, with the Park City Planning Commission's first opportunity Wednesday night to hear from the public and possibly vote on our owners' plans to tear down the houses at 220 King Road and build another in their place.