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The future of the iconic film festival in Park City, which has called Utah home since its inception in 1978, is now an open question. Park City Mayor Nann Worel said they “want the Festival to remain here for another 40 years.”
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The U.S. Department of Education’s rollout of an updated student aid application promised to make the process easier. But riddled with problems, the number of completed applications have dropped.
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With new zoning rules on the books and more public money available for affordable housing than ever before, Salt Lake City now looks to where those projects fit best.
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For over 40 years, the Sundance Film Festival has called Park City home. That could change this fall if its contract is not renewed.
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Utah municipalities involved in the program say interest has spiked since the extreme drought in 2020.
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Thousands of cinema lovers, Hollywood celebrities, industry executives and filmmakers from around the world have arrived in Park City, Utah, for 10 days of movie watching.
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The 40th edition of the famed showcase for independent film kicks off Jan. 18 in Park City and runs till Jan. 28.
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For faith groups that choose to go solar, the benefits can be both financial and theological.
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City officials worry that the picturesque venue is suffering from a “privatization” of public open space.
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Across six of the seven schools in the Park City School District, there are 12 low-performing student groups.
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When it comes to assisted living in small-town Utah, local officials need to factor in more than just demand from older residents.
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So far, it’s been a yearslong path for Utah communities to reach their goal of net-100% renewable energy by 2030.