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The Heber City Council is considering changes to its short-term rental policy, including criminal charges for policy violations and restrictions on how guests can use rental homes. Locals can listen in at Tuesday's meeting.
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U.S. Forest ServiceFirefighters increased containment on the 31,000-acre Yellow Lake Fire to 29% Monday. -
Local students can visit the Park City MARC for free over fall break.
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Wasatch County leaders are outlining their priorities for next year’s budget. The county doesn’t plan to raise property taxes in 2025. -
As membership grows, the Park City Senior Center plans to increase services in the coming years. -
A 3rd District Court judge is removing Park City Municipal from a property rights case involving Park Meadows neighbors.
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The National Weather Service expects Thursday's cold front to plunge Utah into "early winter." -
Ballots for the Nov. 5 general election will be mailed out to Utah voters Tuesday, Oct. 15. -
KPCW, The Park Record and the Park City Community Foundation are partnering to help voters get to know candidates Monday. -
Park City Transit buses will have a new look this winter. -
As the fire continues to grow and change, another public meeting is scheduled for Monday at 6 p.m. in the Tabiona School gym in Duchesne County.
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