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New Park City class of Sages and Seekers begins Oct. 20 (opens the original)
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Sages and Seekers brings teens, or “seekers,” together with older adults, or “sages,” for conversations designed to help participants find meaning and purpose through shared life experiences. The local program started at the Park City Library about three years ago before moving to Wasatch County where its fifth class is about to begin. Now, Live Like Sam programs manager Jessica Parker says the organization is bringing the effort back to Park City. She says the intergenerational program is desig
Park City Museum brings history to life at Glenwood Cemetery tribute (opens the original)
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Every October, the Park City Museum hosts the cemetery tribute, bringing to life some of Park City’s first residents buried at Glenwood Cemetery. Two of the women featured this year, Blanche Fletcher and Ella Sorenson, were born and raised in Park City. Park City Museum Education Director Diane Knispel said Fletcher witnessed many of the town’s milestones. “We do this every year to kind of tell stories about not only Park City's history but the people who lived during the time periods,” Knispel
Check out Summit County library's new Kimball Junction home Oct. 3 (opens the original)
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Deputy Summit County Manager Janna Young and Deputy Communications Director Bridget Noble preview the Oct. 3 public tours of the new PEAK Center, which will house county offices, council chambers, the DMV and the library on Landmark Drive in Kimball Junction. In addition to the tours, a 1 p.m. book brigade will see local lineup from the current library to the PEAK to pass books one-by-one to their news home. Free taco trucks will be on hand. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Plans for an new
Writing duo's 'Unsplode' offers advice on building wealth, health (opens the original)
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Local author Trevor Hanson and orthopedic surgeon Caleb Pinegar are lifelong friends — and cousins — who just published "Unsplode," which officers advice for investing and health strategies. Hanson says the central message of the book is to pursue a meaningful experiences before retirement rather than postponing plans for travel, time with family and personal goals. The book discusses "wealth span" and "health span." He says that means wealth with health limits freedom and health without wealth
Bottoms up: Sunrise Rotary serves up annual ShotSki event Oct. 10 (opens the original)
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Park City Sunrise Rotarians Monika Guendner and Jim Whitney preview the Oct. 10 Shot Ski which aims to break the world record for drinking a single shot. This year the annual Main Street event 's target is of 1,430 simultaneous shots consumed. Each year the Sunrise Rotary runs the fundraiser which benefits community nonprofits. This year's goal is to raise $86,000. The event is supported by local businesses and employs some 125 volunteers during the set up of about 550 skis mounted with shot gla
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