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“Progress on clean energy and air will make Summit County and Park City even more attractive to travelers, entrepreneurs and the next generation of innovators in all fields,” writes Jennifer Wesseloff.

Jay Hamburger/Park Record The roar of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle can be too loud for some in Park City. The Park City Police Department during the summer has made motorcycle and vehicle exhaust systems that are loud one of the enforcement focuses. And Harley-Davidsons are known for a distinctive roaring sound that has come to be associated with the motorcycles. The police in mid-July provided an update to Mayor Andy Beerman and the Park City Council detailing the enforcement efforts targeting...

Park City officials are preparing to take what is considered to be an important step in protecting the Treasure land from wildfires. City Hall in early June requested proposals from firms interested in the work.

City Hall has canceled a bid process that was meant to secure the services of a firm to build the first cell of a controversial facility where soils contaminated during Park City’s silver-mining era would be stored.

Olympic skiing gold medalist Ted Ligety was named to a board of directors formed by the group pursuing a second Winter Olympics in Utah. Ligety, a Park City native, was among a handful of athletes with ties to the community who the Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games tapped for board positions. Park Record file photo The group pursuing a second Winter Olympics in the state on Wednesday boosted the representation of athletes, adding a roster of former Olympians and Paralympians that incl...

Contrary to what Hideout says, “opponents have been cautioning the annexation’s potential for being a massive liability all along,” write Steve and Rossana Sauls.

There are enough candidates in the Park City mayoral contest as well as in the Park City Council competition to force primary elections in both of the campaigns.

A Park City man who runs an investment bank and has lived in the city for a little more than a year on Tuesday started a mayoral campaign. David Dobkin lives in upper Deer Valley and moved to Park City in May of 2020 after having been a part-time resident for years.

Park City plans to apply new asphalt to a series of streets this summer, including important stretches in Prospector, as part of the municipal government’s ongoing schedule of work. City Hall annually overlays a list of streets with new asphalt, among other maintenance.

The Park City campaign season officially begins on Tuesday with the opening of the filing window when candidates for mayor and the two Park City Council seats on the ballot must submit paperwork to City Hall.