Courtesy of the High Valley Transit District
A normal ski day for Brian Connolly and his young family involves tromping out of their Silver Springs home in ski boots, walking down their street and through a path maintained by a neighbor almost directly to a bus stop, where they catch a ride on the 7 Pink bus to the Canyons Village base area.
“The bus is a big part of our lives,” Connolly said. “And as my children get older, we’ve heard from other people in our neighborhood who have kids 12 to 14 years old, the bus allows them the freedom to get around. For us, it’s an important part of why we chose to move to Silver Springs.”
A Hot Time: Summer in Park City
April 26, 2021
Barbara Barton Sloane Don’t forget, s’mores on the terrace at 8,” a young staff member called as he left our room at Montage Deer Valley in Park City, Utah. This handsome cutie, (the Montage is full of them), greeted us at the front door of this spectacular property and eased us seamlessly through the check-in process and up to our beautifully appointed room with a balcony overlooking the inspiring view of the forested valley below.
Our approach to Montage Deer Valley was a long, winding drive up from Park City’s center to the very top of Guardsman Pass at 8,300 feet. Spread before us, a huge complex reminiscent of a fabled mountain lodge. Nestled into the jagged stone hills of the Wasatch Mountain Range and looking very at home in its wooded setting, it shimmered golden in the late afternoon sun. Montage or Shangri-La? During our stay, we came to realize that this property and that mythical paradise have a l
It ain’t broke, so don’t fix it
Oh, the irony! Our mayor expects an incredibly busy summer. Basin Rec struggles with parking capacity at popular trailheads. More cars! More people! What to do? I know what: On July 1, let’s discontinue the 7 Pink bus going through Silver Springs, a highly popular fixed bus route used regularly by residents for many, many years. As pointed out by Sarah Altshuler in her April 7 letter to the editor, the “microtransit” option is not an equivalent substitute for our 7 Pink fixed route through Silver Springs.
We Pink bus riders rejoiced when we won this battle in September 2020 after Park City Transit asked for input regarding the elimination of the Pink route through Silver Springs. Why did High Valley Transit completely disregard the wishes of the people, despite overwhelming support for continuing the route through Silver Springs? They need to tell us.
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Heber City gourmet cheesemaker wins top prize at Women s Entrepreneurial Conference
A Utah woman was awarded $6,000 in grants Wednesday to help her expand her gourmet cheese business.
Posted at 12:23 PM, Apr 22, 2021
and last updated 2021-04-22 14:28:41-04
SALT LAKE CITY â A Utah woman was awarded $6,000 in grants Wednesday to help her expand her gourmet cheese business.
Corinne Zinn, a Belgium native, received a $5,000 grant at the Women s Entrepreneurial Conference, a one-day conference presented by the Women s Business Center of Utah and the Utah Women s Networking Group. Iâm really honored. And it is so rewarding because itâs a lot of work. Itâs a lot of work. And, when you start a company and create the cheese, make the cheese, the recipes and realize that people love what youâre doing, that is very rewarding, Zinn told FOX 13.