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Record editorial: A community conversation about another Olympics must enter the starting gate - Vimarsana News

Record editorial: A community conversation about another Olympics must enter the starting gate

Our view: The time to have a long-awaited community discussion about the prospect of hosting another Olympics has arrived.

Sundance proposes 'premier level of risk reduction' in coronavirus measures, health official says - Vimarsana News

Sundance proposes 'premier level of risk reduction' in coronavirus measures, health official says

Sundance Film Festival organizers during a Monday meeting of the Summit County Board of Health are scheduled to present plans designed to guard against the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Brightly colored traffic calming in Park City lambasted in online feedback - Vimarsana News

Brightly colored traffic calming in Park City lambasted in online feedback

Park City earlier in the year launched a traffic-calming effort in the area of the Sidewinder Drive-Gold Dust Lane intersection in Prospector. Officials recently released comments highly critical of the work.

Park City readies information for people interested in applying for City Council seat - Vimarsana News

Park City readies information for people interested in applying for City Council seat

The Park City Council will soon be short one member and Parkites will have an opportunity to take the seat with no campaign required. Officials on Tuesday are scheduled to hold an event designed for people who are considering submitting their name as a candidate for the appointment.

Amy Roberts: Roger that - Vimarsana News

Amy Roberts: Roger that

The Summit County Council’s review of the controversial development proposal at Kimball Junction reeks of hypocrisy, writes Amy Roberts.