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Summit Community Gardens/EATS donates over 1,400 pounds of food
Summit Community Garden/EATS launched the Food Farmacy program in partnership with The People’s Health Clinic and the Christian Center of Park City in 2023. That year, 1,300 pounds of garden-grown produce was donated to clinic patients experiencing food insecurity. This year, Executive Director Helen Nadel said the organization has...
High school girls tennis: Woods Cross state title is a family affair
Since long before this school year even started, Woods Cross tennis coach Molly Richards has felt this might be the year her Wildcats could win another girls state title. Richards, a Woods Cross tennis alum, even asked her oldest daughter Emmy to join her staff, and the squad made the 5A state tournament a special moment for the family by taking home the team trophy for the first time in 20 years under near-perfect weather conditions at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. “We knew we had the talent, but you never know,” Molly Richards said. “We also had the experience, and you need those two to handle the pressure situations that can come up at state. We really helped ourselves by getting players into the championship matches in all five divisions.” After winning its eighth-straight Region 6 championship last month, Woods Cross ended the three-day state tourney with 65 points and finished comfortably ahead of second-place Timpview (43), followed by Wasatch (25) and last year’s champ, Olympus (21).
Free Park City concert to feature violinist
Saturday, the organization will be at the Eccles Center with former Utah Symphony violinist David Park. He says he started playing at five years old and performing at 10 years old. “What makes what I do so special is I get to travel to so many beautiful places around the...
Park City retaining wall repairs to affect City Hall parking
Construction on an aging retaining wall near City Hall’s front door begins Oct. 7 and will reduce parking access for the next few weeks. Engineers determined the retaining wall is failing and needs immediate replacement. The city council recently approved a $1.5 million contract to replace the wall before winter arrives in Old Town.
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