Park City mayor thrust back into Black Lives Matter mural dispute as election nears
Emails in 2020 from Mayor Andy Beerman provide further details about the controversial social justice murals put on Main Street that summer.
Stay updated with breaking news from Andy Beerman. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Emails in 2020 from Mayor Andy Beerman provide further details about the controversial social justice murals put on Main Street that summer.
Readers sound off on the Park City elections, as well as the two bond measures put before voters in Summit County.
Tom Clyde writes that leaders must view the Wasatch Back as a single urban area. “We need to quit managing things along parochial jurisdictional lines that have long ago been stomped out, and begin managing this as the mid-sized city that it is.”
With Election Day approaching on Nov. 2, The Park Record asked the two Park City mayoral candidates, incumbent Mayor Andy Beerman and City Councilor Nann Worel, to answer a series of questions in their own words on a range of topics important to voters.
The two Park City mayoral contenders on Thursday evening briefly addressed the closely related issues of drought and the threat of wildfires, offering broad comments about the subject during a forum that was centered on environmental issues.