Friday, September 23, 2005
Park City Hurricane Relief Efforts
Park City and Summit County residents never fail to leap in and find ways to help in a crisis -- whether local or global. In the past month area residents have organized fundraisers, food and clothing drives, outings for evacuees and more for those affected by the hurricanes along the Gulf Coast. If you are one of those organizing an effort aimed at the thousands of people displaced by Katrina and Rita please list your event here along with how residents can participate.
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There will be a benefit, “Kids for Katrina,” from 7-10 p.m. at the Basin Recreation Field House at New Park Center for youth ages 11-16. The evening will feature a raffle, soccer, Frisbee, football, dancing and live music from Taming Wilson. All profits will go to the American Red Cross. To volunteer or for more information, call 655-0999.
Benefit concert
Local band Taming Wilson is holding a benefit concert for hurricane victims on Oct. 1 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Basin Recreation Field House. Tickets are $10, and the concert is open to kids age 11 to 16.
Contributing businesses include Orion's Music, Hot Harry's Burritos, and O'Shucks. Taming Wilson is Park City High School sophomore Jack Corrigan and three Treasure Mountain International School freshmen Erik Hughes, Zach Hardy, and Ben Corrigan.
We DEFINITELY need five County Commissionsers and a Manager working full time. I have lived here over 30 years and it is way too much responsibility for only three commissioners today. The commission need to grow with Summit County. and all areas of Summit County are growing and growing and growing.
like tumbler and tipsy days hopefully we will remain in high spirits. well, good day
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