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Local Coronavirus News

Coronavirus tracker: 28 new confirmed cases in Summit County on Monday

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Summit County joins much of Utah in ‘high’ COVID transmission category as state hospital utilization reaches critical stage

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The fall COVID surge has arrived, Summit County’s health director says

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Slamdance moves festival out of Park City for 2021

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Heading into the fall, Summit County’s COVID situation is ‘close to where we want to be,’ health official says

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Park City School District publishes COVID-19 case numbers

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Crowd of demonstrators criticizes school district’s handling of coronavirus

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Park City enjoyed a solid summer, but Main Street readies for a coronavirus-influenced winter

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Mountain towns see modest uptick in tourism, but winter season still in doubt

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Park City partiers shunned masks at an indoor gathering. Two weeks later, there were 54 new cases of COVID-19 in Summit County.

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Park City government acknowledges ‘the future of many local businesses remains uncertain’

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Park City sales-tax receipts beat downwardly revised projections

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Nonprofit leaders are worried about evictions in Summit County after the expiration of a federal moratorium

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Sundance outlines a socially distanced fest, including reduced seating, shorter event

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Summit County is planning a $1M fund for payments to local families impacted by COVID-19

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Sundance intends to shorten length of festival, greatly reduce seating

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A Vail Resorts mountain in Australia could offer preview of socially distanced Park City ski season

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Park City Halloween celebration canceled: It’s no trick, and certainly no treat

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Summit County Health Department says masks are working to reduce cases locally

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COVID effect? The Park City-area housing market is booming but planning applications are down.

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Park City police told of concern about coronavirus danger at Old Town party

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Park City Miners Day celebrations canceled, a disheartening end to summer

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Park City’s teachers are conflicted over reopening, union leader says

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Park City businessman: ‘The black swan has landed’ on Main Street, an ominous sign

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COVID-19 case growth declines in 2 counties with mask mandates

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