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The Responsible Resort Area Development Coalition, which opposes a development proposal at Park City Mountain Resort, this week challenged some of the materials produced by the Provo firm that is pursuing the project. The group, as an example, says the computer-generated image on the right shows mountainous terrain in the background that is not part of the actual landscape, seen on the left. Courtesy of the Responsible Resort Area Development Coalition A group in opposition to a major developme...

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After graduating from Bennett College with a degree in interdisciplinary studies, Lee worked as a production assistant at WBAL-TV in Baltimore.

Gold Country CHP airlifts auto-accident victim Rebecca ONeil | roneil@theunion.com A car driving westbound on Interstate 80 near Nyack Road veered off the highway and hit a tree around 7:55 a.m. Thursday, the California Highway Patrol said. A Ford Escape was going “pretty fast,” around 80 mph, when the vehicle veered off the road and hit a nearby tree. The female driver went through the dashboard window upon impact. The Elk Grove resident sustained major injuries and was airlifted to a regi...

A Provo firm in 2020 flew balloons marking the height of a proposed development at Park City Mountain Resort. The Park City Planning Commission visited the land that day. There will be turnover in the Park City Planning Department and on the Planning Commission before a decision is made about the proposal at PCMR. Park Record file photo Park City in coming weeks will install a new planning director. And shortly there is expected to be a new roster of the Park City Planning Commission. An old de...

The plan will feature a major effort to reduce child poverty.

January 13, 2021 7:08 AM By Zachary Sherwood and Brandon Lee The House is prepared to vote on a history-making second impeachment of Donald Trump, as lawmakers seethed over his role inciting last week’s mob attack on the Capitol and the president’s once-firm control over the Republican party began to break down. Trump’s impeachment appeared inevitable in a vote Democrats set for today with the resolution’s sponsors claiming broad support from Democrats and public...

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The Provo developer pursuing a City Hall approval for a large project at the Park City Mountain Resort base area has made modifications to the designs as another round of discussions nears.

February 26, 2021 After the extraordinary challenges of 2020 – which included the coronavirus pandemic, the polarizing presidential election and the increased awareness of racial injustice in the U.S. – dealmakers are eagerly embracing 2021 with open arms. It may turn out to be a spectacular year for M&A. The high level of activity experienced at the end of the old year is expected to continue in the new year. At Mergers & Acquisitions, the editorial team has identified four sectors in whic...