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Procession escorting fallen hero back home reflects community's values - Park Record (opens the original)
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On Tuesday afternoon, Nina Pacchia and her husband, Ryan Cutter, a helicopter pilot who died fighting the Dome Fire outside of Yosemite National Park, were finally reunited. Cutter’s body was flown into the Heber Valley Airport and welcomed by his family and a group of his peers. Firefighters from national, state, county and city agencies gathered as the plane landed, circled by a helicopter long lining an American flag, with the Wasatch Mountains in full autumn glory behind them. Assistant Fire
Personal touches make Hidden Ace x High West dinner an ‘experience’ - Park Record (opens the original)
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As guests arrived at the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley for The Crafted Experience dinner Friday night, a nearly full Harvest Moon rose over the Jordanelle Reservoir, visible from the Hailstone Terrace, the clouds stained pink in the sunset. It couldn’t be a more perfect night, said Hidden Ace General Manager Normandie Baylis, who organized the dinner series. Friday’s event focused on High West Distillery’s products — six different whiskeys plus its Mountain Gin — paired with a six-course dinner. But t
Girl Winter film tour will make a Park City stop with all-women feature - Park Record (opens the original)
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Wednesday night, 50 women in outdoor media gathered at the Evo store in Salt Lake City for a networking and panel event in advance of the Girl Winter film tour premiere. Girl Winter brings a collection of “femme-forward and gender-nonconforming” ski films to audiences around the country, this year including the feature-length documentary “Winter Elements” along with “VIVID,” “Biscuits,” “Theory of Butter” and “Rapid Fire.” Its first of 46 stops was Thursday night at The Depot in Salt Lake City.
Cancer diagnosis only energizes Blind Dog's chef-owner - Park Record (opens the original)
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Blind Dog patrons may have noticed the absence of a cheery East Coast accent from the restaurant’s kitchen in recent years. It’s not by choice, said chef-owner Penelope “Penny” Kinsey. In 2020, 50-year-old Kinsey was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that begins in the plasma cells, a type of white blood cell found in bone marrow. It’s incurable, meaning terminal, she said, but there are treatments available to keep the cancer at bay. “This is a disease that old men get,” Kinsey sa
Tosh’s Ramen Kimball Junction location is a dream come true for husband-and-wife owners - Park Record (opens the original)
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The wait for Junction Commons’ much-anticipated ramen shop is almost over, with Tosh’s Ramen scheduled to open sometime before the end of the month. There are still some final inspections, so they don’t have a day yet, said husband-and-wife owners Maxwell and Annie Peck. But aside from a couple of pictures left to hang, the space is finally ready. Tosh’s Ramen will bring its signature tonkotsu-style ramen to the Wasatch Back, along with a few other Japanese specialties, but it won’t be the first
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