Former Park City Mayor Dana Williams and Lincoln Project Cofounder Reed Galen talk about the efforts to create home rule in Utah and their call for financial assistance to cover legal fees, Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff has a monthly update and Meals on Wheels for Summit, Utah, and Wasatch Counties Executive Director Jimmy Golding and board member Greg Stephens.
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Good morning, I'm Leslie Thatcher, 806 on this Monday morning, October 26th, currently 36 degrees here in Old Town Park City, Heber City reporting 35 degrees and on the fun with us from the ABC Forecast Center, it's meteorologist Noah Price. Good morning.
Good morning, KPCW listeners. Here's today's weather for the Wasatch back. We'll see fairly dry conditions throughout much of the day today. Temperatures will be on the comfortable side into the mid 50s.
will see a mixture of clouds and sunshine as we head into the evening and for the overnight hours we're tracking a series of some shortwave troughs that'll bring in some chances for some rain showers and even some high elevation mountain snow snow levels. Well they could drop anywhere to around 6500 feet. That means for areas along the Wasatch back like Park
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