![[OC] We didn't want to be ruled by a king 250 years ago. We still don't.](https://preview.redd.it/4k6v04kpk9bh1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=27cb193a92787d2fa7249adde4ecae1545302d9e)
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[OC] We didn't want to be ruled by a king 250 years ago. We still don't.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 2 days ago
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PC locals celebrate the 4th of July on the pedestrian bridge
250 years ago we declared our independence from Great Britain because we didn't want to be ruled by a king.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 2 days ago
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Park City locals encourage everyone to respect the fireworks ban
The whole state of Utah is under extreme drought. Over 100,000 acres are on fire. Let's not make it worse.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 4 days ago
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PC locals remember the overturning of Roe vs Wade
Four years ago today, the landmark case of Roe vs Wade, which gave women constitutional rights to make decisions about their own bodies, was overturned. Today’s message on the bridge applies to everyone – whether it’s about your reproductive rights or your right to decline a vaccination.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 12 days ago
[OC] today we commemorate the overturning of Roe vs Wade
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 12 days ago
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PC locals celebrate Juneteenth
Today we celebrate Juneteenth National Independence Day, a federal holiday to commemorate the end of slavery in the US. May there be liberty and justice for all.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 17 days ago
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Summit County primary election is June 23
Be sure to mail your ballot early so it's received by 8 pm on June 23rd. Or drop it into a ballot drop box by 8 pm on the 23rd. Find a drop box near you: https://www.utah.gov/pmn/files/1437135.pdf .
You can vote early in person in Coalville at the courthouse or in Park City at the Sheldon Richins Building.
You can vote on the 23rd in Coalville, Kamas, and Park City.
Go to vote.utah.gov for details. The last day to request a ballot is June 16. The registration deadline was June 12th, but you can register on June 23rd if you bring two forms of ID.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 23 days ago
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Park City locals are not happy about rising costs and inflation
There are a lot of wealthy people in Park City. And there are also a lot of people here who commute to work, work 40+ hours a week to make ends meet, and don't have a trust fund in their back pocked. You know, average, normal people.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 1 month ago
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Park City locals expressed their concerns about data centers
The Box Elder Data Center will be larger than Manhattan and use more power than the states of Utah and Nevada combined. It'll raise the night-time temperatures by 8-10 degrees. The Great Salt Lake is dying. We have a state-wide water emergency. Even a closed-loop water cooling system uses a significant amount of water.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 1 month ago
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Park City locals expressed their concerns about costs and expenses
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u/WeBelieveBrigade — 2 months ago
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It's on the pedestrian bridge at Kimball Junction.
Register here: https://www.mobilize.us/webelievevisibilitybrigade/event/948801/
After years of sacrifice, early mornings, long shifts, and late night study sessions, Lisandro was days away from walking across the stage at the University of Utah. But on the morning of April 29, 2026, on his way to his first day at a new job, with class scheduled right after his shift, Lisandro was detained by ICE agents during an operation in the Park City and Heber area that shook our entire community. He is now at an ICE detention center in Evanston, WY.
u/WeBelieveBrigade — 2 months ago