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The Basin News
Local news for Park City and the Snyderville Basin
The Basin News
Local news for Park City and the Snyderville Basin
Community
Snyderville Basin sewer repairs hit $30,000 as district urges homeowners to check insurance
The Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District warns homeowners that sewer lateral repair costs have hit record highs, with one recent bill reaching $30,000, and recommends residents add service line coverage to their insurance.
Community
Park City Jewish Festival brings national headliners to Canyons Village on Wednesday
The second annual Park City Jewish Festival returns to the Canyons Village Lawn on Wednesday, Aug. 5, with free admission, headliners 8th Day, Nissim Black, and Chaim Zippel, and added security from the Summit County Sheriff's Office after organizer Rabbi Yudi Steiger faced antisemitic harassment online.
Community
Snyderville Basin sewer repairs hit $30,000 as district urges homeowners to check insurance
The Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District warns homeowners that sewer lateral repair costs have hit record highs, with one recent bill reaching $30,000, and recommends residents add service line coverage to their insurance.
Community
Snyderville Basin sewer repairs hit $30,000 as district urges homeowners to check insurance
The Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District warns homeowners that sewer lateral repair costs have hit record highs, with one recent bill reaching $30,000, and recommends residents add service line coverage to their insurance.
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Park City school board races already decided as two candidates file unopposed
Denise Andrews and Nick Hill have filed campaign finance disclosures as the only candidates for Park City School District board seats 4 and 5, guaranteeing them spots on the five-member board after the November 3 general election.
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Education
Park City Day School's interim head targets diversity, financial aid, tech scrutiny
Park City Day School interim head Dan Vorenberg outlined three priorities for the coming school year in his first on-record interview: diversifying the school community, expanding financial aid, and scrutinizing technology use in classrooms.
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SR-224 repaving, Kimball Junction turn lanes add to Park City construction starting Aug. 3
UDOT begins pavement preservation and pedestrian upgrades on SR-224 from the Marsac Roundabout to Kearns Boulevard on Monday, Aug. 3, adding to ongoing Kimball Junction turn-lane construction and the I-80 Jeremy Ranch bridge replacement, creating overlapping lane closures on Park City's busiest corridors through fall 2026.
Public Safety
Judge orders no bail for suspect in Park City's first homicide since 2017
Judge Richard Mrazik ordered Austin Garceau held without bail at his first court appearance Thursday, July 30, in the stabbing death of Damon Enman on Deer Valley Drive, and set a Wednesday, Aug. 19 detention hearing.
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Snyderville Basin sewer repairs hit $30,000 as district urges homeowners to check insurance
The Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District warns homeowners that sewer lateral repair costs have hit record highs, with one recent bill reaching $30,000, and recommends residents add service line coverage to their insurance.
Community
Park City Jewish Festival brings national headliners to Canyons Village on Wednesday
The second annual Park City Jewish Festival returns to the Canyons Village Lawn on Wednesday, Aug. 5, with free admission, headliners 8th Day, Nissim Black, and Chaim Zippel, and added security from the Summit County Sheriff's Office after organizer Rabbi Yudi Steiger faced antisemitic harassment online.
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Kimball Art Center narrows architect search to five firms for Kimball Junction building
The Kimball Art Center has narrowed its architect search to five world-class firms for a new 30,000-square-foot building at Kimball Junction, targeting a 2030 opening as the commercial corridor undergoes a sweeping redevelopment.
Business
Lease listing for former Brew Pub pitches Park City's unadopted gondola plan as selling point
The former Top of Main Brew Pub space at 250 Main St. is listed for lease, with marketing materials pitching Park City's unratified Main Street Area Plan — including a proposed gondola to Deer Valley Resort — as a draw for prospective tenants. Mayor Ryan Dickey says fall City Council discussions will address the lot's future.
Sports
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Extreme Cup brings 450 teams and 24,000 visitors to the Wasatch Back this weekend
The Park City Extreme Cup is underway July 30–Aug. 1, bringing more than 450 teams, 8,000 participants, and 24,000 visitors to 13 venues across Summit and Wasatch counties, with the tournament expected to surpass $1 million in cumulative fundraising for the Park City Soccer Club's scholarship program.
Sports
U.S. Biathlon board delays merger with Park City's U.S. Ski & Snowboard, demands governance protections
The U.S. Biathlon board voted July 30 to delay a proposed merger with Park City-based U.S. Ski & Snowboard, requiring a working group to produce a governance-autonomy agreement by late August before any deal advances.
