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Summit County adopts plans to extend life of Three Mile Canyon landfill (opens the original)
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Summit County approved the Save Our Space: Plan 2063 on Sept. 23. It is to prolong the Three Mile Canyon landfill’s expiration date by 10 years, from 2053 to 2063. The county said expanding the landfill or finding another site for trash could cost millions. The program focuses first on reducing how much waste is taken there, said Deputy County Manger Janna Young. “We actually have to reduce the amount of waste going into the landfill by one-third each year,” Young said. “That may sound ambitious
Fallen Park City pilot Ryan Cutter honored in procession home (opens the original)
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Ryan Cutter, 46, was killed in a helicopter crash with co-pilot Greg King while fighting the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park Sept. 20. The crash remains under investigation. On Tuesday, Cutter’s ashes were flown to the Heber airport. About 100 first responders and a procession of almost 40 vehicles escorted him home to Summit Park. Community members stood along the route from U.S. 40 to Interstate 80, many holding American flags. U.S. Forest Service official Sierra Hellstrom said seeing the
Park City MOFO bike ride raises $700,000 for National Ability Center (opens the original)
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About 100 adaptive and nondisabled riders gathered for the 17th annual National Ability Center MOFO ride. Event founder Craig White said the event offers something for everyone. “This ride is so demanding, and everybody has a different challenge,” White said. “You ride it one year, you make up your mind whether you’re going to get in good enough shape to be to do it the following year, there’s certain challenges … that’s kind of life in a nutshell for all of us." The event offers different tiers
Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History restores Thaynes Mine (opens the original)
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The mine was built in 1937 to access silver and lead during Park City’s silver boom. It will be open for visitors as an interactive piece of town history Oct. 15, Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History marketing director Colleen Logan said. “Our mining history is so accessible,” Logan said. “We’re on a ski mountain, so you can hike, you can bike, ride the chairlift, and we want to make it safe so that people can get up close and check it out.” Project manager Brian Buck said hikers and skiers wi
Abode Luxury Rentals honored with Park City Green Business Award (opens the original)
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The award comes from Park City’s Green Business Program, a partnership with Park City Municipal, Park City Community Foundation, Recycle Utah and the Park City Chamber and Visitors Bureau. Abode Luxury Rentals was recognized for its commitment to sustainability across its 200 Park City properties, Summit County Councilmember Canice Harte said. “Mattresses from their properties are recycled through the Spring Back Utah. Donation-ready food is left behind by guests, is collected by housekeeping st
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