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Way We Were: Accessibility has long been important to Park City

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By Toria Barnhart Verified
| Park Record Verified
Approximately 612,000 adults in Utah today experience a disability, a statistic that is roughly 27%, or one in four adults in the state, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. While the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law 36 years ago on July 26, 1990, Park City has made several contributions over the years in making accessibility and inclusion part of everyday life.
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Green Tips: Produce stickers and contamination

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By Stella Dustman, Toria Barnhart Verified
| Park Record Verified
Have you ever wondered about what happens to the little stickers on your apples, bananas and avocados? Those produce stickers contain important information for pricing and identifying fruits and vegetables, but they create an unexpected waste problem. Most produce stickers are made from non-biodegradable plastic with a synthetic adhesive. They are not compostable in either backyard compost piles or commercial composting facilities.
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Park City’s financial outlook deemed ‘exceptionally strong’ despite challenges

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By Pamela Manson, Toria Barnhart Verified
| Park Record Verified
A warm winter that led to the early closure of ski resorts and a decline in tax revenue from seasonal tourism were among the factors that made fiscal 2026 challenging for Park City Municipal. Another challenge will be in January with the loss of the Sundance Film Festival, which has moved to Boulder, Colorado, after being hosted in Park City for decades. The impact of reduced visitation and shortened ski operations was reflected in the March 2026 drop of sales tax distribution.
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