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1. Park City explores thermal technology as energy efficiency tool (kpcw.org) — Park City is drilling a 500‑foot test bore near Kearns Boulevard and Bonanza Drive to see if a thermal energy network could efficiently heat and cool multiple local buildings. City facilities like the police station and City Hall already use geothermal, and officials will take results from this new Bonanza Park test to the Park City Council this fall to weigh broader adoption and long‑term cost savings.
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2. Utah's record monsoonal rains drench northern mountains, reservoirs remain low (kpcw.org) — Park City’s library weather station logged a record 2.5 inches of rain in July, the most since measurements began in 1993. Northern Utah’s mountains saw well‑above‑normal monsoon rainfall, improving soil moisture and lowering fire risk, but statewide reservoirs remain only about 54% full, well below last year’s levels and still a concern for water supplies.
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3. New film festival brings indie films, creators to Park City this fall (kpcw.org) — Park City Film is launching a new three-day Park City Film Festival Oct. 23 at the Jim Santy Auditorium in the Park City Library, spotlighting independent films and emerging creators. Eight films, plus panels, filmmaker gatherings, and Q&As, aim to give locals an intimate, Sundance-style experience right in town, with full lineup and tickets coming August 17.
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4. Park City Kimball Arts Festival (artistsofutah.org) — Park City’s Kimball Arts Festival takes over Historic Main Street August 7–9 with more than 200 jury-selected artists, live music, food, and family activities. The three-day event draws thousands downtown and helps fund Kimball Art Center’s year-round arts education and exhibitions.
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5. Utah opens $9.3 million grant program to strengthen local food supply (townlift.com) — From Park City, state officials are inviting Utah farmers, ranchers and food businesses to apply for $9.3 million in grants to boost local food production and distribution. Summit and Wasatch County producers, including those serving Park City, may qualify for microgrants up to $10,000 or larger awards up to $1 million, with applications due August 31.
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