Park Record

I recently came across an interesting article by David Schultz in the Daily Yonder. For those unfamiliar with the Daily Yonder, which I'm assuming is more or less all of you, it's a website with news and issues affecting rural areas. Not just farm commodi

He had sunglasses on in his profile pic (red flag), but he was holding an adorable mini dachshund in his lap (green flag). I called it a draw and agreed to meet him for a drink. When I arrived for the date, he stood up to greet me wearing short shorts. I

Luxury living is a staple in mountain communities, with second-home owners retreating to the mountains to enjoy the slopes. These homes often have a huge environmental impact - not just because of their typically large size, but because of the luxury amen

Mack Donoghue's recent letter, "So just stop driving?" offers an entertaining parade of luxury SUVs, ski-laden families and contractors towing trailers. It is also a straw-man argument. Nobody planning the Bobsled Express believes every Deer Valley or Vai

City Council please listen to the people and stop the development of Bonanza Park and return to the promise of an arts and cultural district. We need affordable housing, but this is the wrong location and it is financially not good for Park City. Joy Page

Dear Park City planning commissioners: We believe you are honest and ethical neighbors who serve Park City. We trust you to represent the community, apply the Land Management Code fairly, and protect the public interest. That trust is why your decision on

What are we doing to ourselves? Our "leaders" (now that is funny) all appear to be wet noodles, parrots and group thinkers influenced only by money and power. We are today being run down and heavily impacted by high volumes of gas-burning vehicles. Sevent

One can support affordable housing in Park City but oppose this plan as I and 2,399 (and counting) of our neighbors who signed the PLACE-PC ("More Park, Less City") petition do. My reasons for opposition are too numerous to list in this letter, so I will

Residents and visitors to Park City are very fortunate to have a twice-weekly newspaper for our small population. One of my favorite sections is Letters to the Editor. Two letters in the Aug. 15-18 edition provided an education and insight. Larry Alleva's

Letters to the editor often contain criticism, but this one is to express appreciation to manager Troy Dayley and the people at Park City Public Works for quickly solving a road problem in our neighborhood. The T intersection where Prospector Drive meets