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Park City landlords turn away seasonal workers, say they feel unsupported by ski resorts, city - Vimarsana News

Park City landlords turn away seasonal workers, say they feel unsupported by ski resorts, city

A Park City couple decided to be part of the solution and rent their townhome to foreign seasonal workers, also known as J1s. After the renters abruptly left, the couple found truckloads of trash, thousands of dollars in damage and, worst of all in their opinion, no one who was willing to help them.

Source: sltrib.com
'Topaz Stories' exhibit travels Utah showing human side of WWII internment - Vimarsana News

'Topaz Stories' exhibit travels Utah showing human side of WWII internment

Stories are bridges. Or at least that's what Ruth Sasaki, editor of Topaz Stories and daughter of a WWII Japanese American internment camp survivor, thinks.

Source: ksl.com
Visitors can step back in time at the Echo Church - Vimarsana News

Visitors can step back in time at the Echo Church

The Historic Echo Chuch is opens to the public every Saturday, from May 25 to Aug. 31 for its summer season.

Utah legislative leaders profit from new housing development. Here's how. - Vimarsana News

Utah legislative leaders profit from new housing development. Here's how.

In an analysis of the Utah Legislature's financial disclosure, The Salt Lake Tribune found the proportion of lawmakers who are profiting from real estate sits at or above 38.5%. And leaders in the Utah House and Utah Senate have multiple direct relationships with housing development.

Source: sltrib.com
Experience counts for county councilor - Vimarsana News

Experience counts for county councilor

Thomas led the Park City Planning Commission to a 5-2 vote against the land-use change Dakota Pacific sought in order to build a massive commercial/residential development near the Skullcandy building.