Letters, Oct. 20-22: Readers keyed into Park City election
Ballots have been sent to voters, and Park Record readers are making their opinions about the election known.
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Ballots have been sent to voters, and Park Record readers are making their opinions about the election known.
Park City Councilor Nann Worel, who is currently campaigning for the mayor’s office, in 2020 drafted a message to Park City Manager Matt Dias critical of the process that led to the creation of social justice murals on the Main Street asphalt.
Readers sound off on the Park City elections, as well as the two bond measures put before voters in Summit County.
With Election Day approaching on Nov. 2, The Park Record asked the three Park City Council candidates, incumbent Tim Henney, Tana Toly and Jeremy Rubell, to answer a series of questions in their own words…
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.