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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.

Letters, Oct. 30-Nov. 2: Readers are ready for Election Day - Vimarsana News

Letters, Oct. 30-Nov. 2: Readers are ready for Election Day

In the last batch of letters to the editor before Election Day on Tuesday, readers continued to voice their opinions on the races and bond measures.

Guest opinion: We serve on the Summit County Council. The Park City election is crucial to repairing our faltering relationship with City Hall. - Vimarsana News

Guest opinion: We serve on the Summit County Council. The Park City election is crucial to repairing our faltering relationship with City Hall.

Three Summit County councilors endorse Nann Worel in the Park City mayoral election, writing in a guest editorial that their relationship with the mayor’s office and the Park City Council have degraded during Mayor Andy Beerman’s term.

Guest opinion: Change is needed at City Hall, and this election is Parkites' chance to demand it - Vimarsana News

Guest opinion: Change is needed at City Hall, and this election is Parkites' chance to demand it

“We must ... vote to restore a safe place for candid and civil discourse and elect leaders who actually listen to constituents and learn from experts,” writes John Kenworthy.

Guest opinion: Parkites deserve elected officials who embrace healthy debate - Vimarsana News

Guest opinion: Parkites deserve elected officials who embrace healthy debate

Snyderville Basin On Friday, May 21, I virtually attended the Park City Council’s retreat and was appalled at how absolutely tone deaf Mayor Andy Beerman and Councilman Max Doilney appeared. I encourage everyone to access the recording of the event available on the city’s Facebook page. An overdue conversation about the racial equity murals painted on Main Street last July 4 was kicked off at 2:28:28 when Councilwoman Becca Gerber referenced Black Lives Matter and systems of oppression. At one point, Councilwoman Nann Worel expressed, just as she did in the City Council meeting subsequent...