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Park City Mountain to Discuss Cabriolet Gondola Plans July 14

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Park City Mountain and the Canyons Village Management Association announced that early plans for a Cabriolet gondola replacement will be discussed at an open house on July 14. The resort anticipates a single year of construction to replace the current Cabriolet lift, which provides access to the base village from the lower surface parking lots, with a gondola opening before the 2026-27 winter season. This plan would coincide with the completion …See the Story

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EQV Ventures Acquisition Corp. II Announces Closing of Upsized $460 Million Initial Public ...

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PARK CITY, UTAH, July 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EQV Ventures Acquisition Corp. II (the “Company”), a special purpose acquisition company sponsored by an affiliate of the EQV Group, and formed for the purpose of entering into a business combination…See the Story

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Working on the Fourth is no holiday for a Utah firefighter

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For some, the Fourth of July is a time to take a break from working, but for others, the hard work is just beginning. For Garen Scott, a Wasatch Fire District firefighter, the day starts at 6 a.m.On Fourth of July, we come in at 6 a.m., that's when our shift changes, Scott said, we'll still do detailed rig checks on our engine and especially our brush truck, because that is very commonly used on Fourth of July.Scott said his Fourth of July start…Read Article

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Guest chefs will bring expertise to Deer Valley's Fire & Flavor Festival

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When Deer Valley Resort debuts the inaugural Fire & Flavor Festival on July 11-13, two guest chefs, Sarah Glover and Ryan Arensdorf, will be at the center of the action alongside resort chefs Peter Menteer and Sam Phelan to showcase their mastery of fire cooking. Glover said the festival will give attendees an opportunity to watch and learn — something she values as a chef.  Born in Australia, Glover has been a chef since 16. She has published c…Park City, Utah · Park CityRead Article

Kelley Wolf Gets Candid About 'Hard' Days After Restraining Order Drama

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Scott Wolf's ex Kelley Wolf revealed she feels 'scared and alone' after their split and restraining order dramaPark City, Utah · Park CitySee the Story

Will Park City Police add a K-9? This week's 'Ask an Officer' delivers good news - TownLift, Park City News

PARK CITY, Utah — The Park City Police Department will soon welcome its first police canine, a bomb detection dog approved by city leadership to enhance security for the community’s numerous large events. The announcement came during the department’s “Ask an Officer” program, where residents can submit questions to local law enforcement. Lt. Danielle Snelson responded to a resident’s question about whether the police department has a police dog.…Park City, Utah · Park CityRead Article

Give Me the Backstory: Get to Know Tadashi Nakamura, the Filmmaker Behind “Third Act”

By Lucy SpicerEditor’s note: We are deeply saddened by the passing of Robert A. Nakamura, a trailblazer in Asian American cinema and the subject of “Third Act” directed by his son. Nakamura’s groundbreaking work as a filmmaker, educator, and activist paved the way for generations of Asian American storytellers. His legacy lives on through the communities he built, the students he mentored, and the family who lovingly shared his story on screen. …Park City, Utah · Park CityRead Article

Park City councilor books trip to Italy for Winter Olympic fact-finding purposes

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Bill Ciraco already has a plane ticket — a refundable one — to Italy with a departure date of Feb. 8 and the return flight 15 days later. The first-term member of the Park City Council is flying in and out of Rome and traveling by train between the capital city and Milan, where he plans to attend the Winter Olympics on a fact-finding mission as the community continues the early work toward the 2034 Winter Olympics in Utah. He has never been to a…Park City, Utah · Park CityRead Article

Park City continues to consider one-way Main Street, roundabout at top of street

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Park City next week might take an early step toward work along Main Street that would alter the circulation of traffic, as leaders consider moving forward with improvements to the shopping, dining and entertainment strip. Mayor Nann Worel and the Park City Council are scheduled to consider authorizing a contract of a maximum of $275,000 with a firm called Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. for work related to feasibility and conceptual design. The …Shopping · Park CityRead Article

Sunrise Gondola goes airborne for intricate installation of lift towers

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Park City Mountain and lift manufacturer crews gathered Thursday for one of the last fly days of the Sunrise Gondola installation.  Workers across the mountain paused to watch as the helicopter flew the massive lift towers into place with the precision of a surgeon’s hand.  “We’ve been planning this for three years,” said Mike Lewis, vice president of mountain operations at Park City Mountain. “As far as coordinating today, they’ve been deliveri…Park City, Utah · Park CityRead Article

Cowboys become nomads during Cowboy Christmas

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The life of a cowboy is one of travel, whether that be across Utah, the country or North America.  Rodeos take place every week, or in the case of “Cowboy Christmas,” Fourth of July weekend, every day.  Cowboys must decide what rodeos to attend based on factors like their randomized animal and the event’s prize purses and location. Thankfully for the Oakley Rodeo, they have excellent livestock and prize purses, and they are a quaint mountain tow…Cowboys · Park CityRead Article

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