Small Town Stories: CooperWynn Capital
Stan Kozlowski has traveled from New York City’s canyons to SoCal’s beaches during his finance and hospitality career. “I’ve been to every state except Alaska,” says the Principal of CooperWynn…
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Small Town Stories: Stoke Coach
Need to know what a Stoke Coach is? Then find time to meet up with Rachel Friedman Elberts on her journey to live originally and authentically. "I help people get outside more," says the…
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Small Town Stories: Park City Library
Even as a child in The Avenues neighborhood of Salt Lake, libraries and librarians made vivid impressions on young Adriane Juarez. "It cost a dime to take the bus to the Salt Lake Library, where I…
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Small Town Stories: Auntie Em's Baked Goods
As a 22-year-old Midwesterner new in town, “I found a stray dog in Bear’s Ear, skinny and malnourished,” says Emily Burney of Auntie Em’s bakery on Kearns. “I didn’t have a home and could barely care…
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Small Town Stories: gCommerce Solutions
"I love travel's transformative power," Chamber partner Scott Van Hartesvelt enthuses, reflecting on the urge to explore that informs Park City and gCommerce Solutions, digital marketers with more…
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Small Town Stories: Zions Bank
It’s hard not to run into Debbie Bump if you ever leave your house. She’s volunteered for Big Brothers Big Sisters, and you may have seen her at the PC Christian Center. Maybe you encountered Debbie…
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Small Town Stories: Gourmand Food Tours
When you or your out-of-town guests consider a walking tour of Main Street food venues, Rachel McLaws of Gourmand Tours knows how to make every stop as refreshing as it is delicious. "My personality…
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Small Town Stories: Park City Desserts
“Up the stairs and down the hall at Treasure Mountain Inn.” That’s how Shelley Marshall succinctly guides you to a coffee, dessert and catering experience like none other in Park City. “I felt so in…
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Small Town Stories: Early Childhood Alliance
“All of my grandparents are immigrants without much formal education,” Kristen Schulz muses. “They stressed that opportunities derive from education and the responsibility to use education wisely.”…
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Small Town Stories: Park City SUP
“Keep your toes wet and your hair dry!” If you don’t know Trent Hickman, that ‘see you later’ message might be puzzling. But Stand Up Paddleboarders (SUP) understand, and even for the uninitiated…
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