Placemakers: Sally Elliot
Sally Cousins Elliott has lived a life of adventures. Some came from being a military wife of 19 years. Some from growing up in Muskogee Oklahoma, the Indian Capital of the world; she said where the…
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Which basement bars have the best happy hours? Who are the people behind your favorite restaurant? Do you know the two Argentine friends who met in Park City and opened a bakery? How about the brewer who started his career as an ICU nurse?
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Written on behalf of the Park City Chamber & Visitors Bureau.
Sally Cousins Elliott has lived a life of adventures. Some came from being a military wife of 19 years. Some from growing up in Muskogee Oklahoma, the Indian Capital of the world; she said where the…
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