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Surprise teacher with EpiPen saved student's life during prom night Surprise father grateful after school officer, teacher jumped into action to save teen’s life Raymond Custer had an allergic reaction to shrimp, and collapsed during prom. Thankfully, teachers at the Surprise school Raymond attends quickly stepped in. SURPRISE, Ariz. - A life-saving story has emerged out of the West Valley city of Surprise, where a student went into anaphylactic shock during his school's prom. Luckily, fate stepped in to save the day. Raymond Custer has always loved to eat shrimp, but he noticed lately that...

It’s hard to know what to make of the news. You read the headlines, and the conclusion is that the sky is falling. Runaway growth, insufferable traffic, the obliteration of our small-town character, chain stores on Main Street and possibly the Olympics coming back to town. If you picked up a copy of The Park Record from 40 years ago, the headlines would be surprisingly similar. The construction of the Shadow Ridge condominiums was going to knock the planets out of alignment. The world escaped destruction only by moving the Miners Hospital from its original location to City Park. Park Record...

Tanzi Propst/Park Record The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday night appeared to make limited progress in the talks about a major development proposal on the Park City Mountain Resort parking lots, ending deliberations for the year with significant work looming in 2021. The panel started the discussions with prospective developer PEG Companies in May and in the early summer City Hall staffers outlined a timeline that culminated with the possibility of a vote in October. It was a schedule that appeared aggressive with the scope of a project like the one proposed at PCMR. The Planning ...

Tanzi Propst/Park Record The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday night appeared to make limited progress in the talks about a major development proposal on the Park City Mountain Resort parking lots, ending deliberations for the year with significant work looming in 2021. The panel started the discussions with prospective developer PEG Companies in May and in the early summer City Hall staffers outlined a timeline that culminated with the possibility of a vote in October. It was a schedule that appeared aggressive with the scope of a project like the one proposed at PCMR. The Planning ...