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Oasis Management close to becoming Vail Resorts ‘insider’ (opens the original)
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Oasis Management increased its stake in Vail Resorts from 7.4% to 9% Sept. 29, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing. This is the second time the Hong Kong-based hedge fund has increased its ownership in Vail since beginning a proxy fight Sept. 16. A proxy fight is when a shareholder tries to replace existing board members and influence a business’s strategy. Oasis is now just shy of the 10% needed to become what the SEC calls an insider. The designation allows comp
Park City may add bus service to Quinn’s Junction this winter (opens the original)
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Park City wants to expand bus service to the Quinn’s Junction area this winter to make transit more accessible. The Park City Council will review three options Thursday. City Manager Adam Lenhard said staff is considering the expansion because Quinn’s Junction has grown in recent years. “As we're looking at traffic patterns and the employment growth out there with the new units coming online at Studio Crossing, it makes sense to try to expand service to that area,” he said on KPCW’s “Local News
Wasatch County School District adopts general complaint policy (opens the original)
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The Wasatch County School District Board of Education adopted a new policy Sept. 24 to address complaints outside of bullying and harassment. Board President Kim Dickerson said there was previously no clear process. “That is the one challenge that we as board members have, and we can now easily say we have an updated complaint policy and just refer straight to that,” she said. The district already has a policy addressing bullying and discrimination based on protected classes, including race, sex
Utah auditors say Legislature should revisit teacher evaluation rules (opens the original)
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Utah auditors recommend state lawmakers revisit the teacher evaluation system. They say the Legislature should conduct an in-depth audit of how the public education system assesses teacher and principal performance and address how student data should be used. An audit of Summit County’s South Summit School District prompted the suggestion. Published Sept. 15, the audit said district leaders should use student performance data when setting goals during teacher evaluations. But during a legislativ
State audit: South Summit School District lacks clear student performance goals (opens the original)
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For the past five years, the South Summit School District has had the Wasatch Back’s lowest combined proficiency for grades 3-8 in math, science and English language arts. Overall competence in the core subjects also did not increase from 2019 to 2025, unlike other area districts. That’s according to a Utah audit released Sept. 15. Superintendent Greg Maughan said he requested the audit after around a decade of waning student performance. “I requested the audit because we want to get better; we
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