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Summer storms help reduce water demands in Utah - Vimarsana News

Summer storms help reduce water demands in Utah

“Monsoonal moisture may not have been a silver bullet for our reservoirs, but it has been a lifeline in reducing demand,” said Candice Hasenyager, the director of the Division of Water Resources, in a statement. “It reminds us that nature plays an important role in our quest for resiliency, and reducing demand is the one lever we have to pull to secure our water future.”

Throwing us under the bus - Vimarsana News

Throwing us under the bus

Summit County has also adopted a service called “micro-transit,” which is nothing more than a free taxi service. 

Park City Pulse: Chamber unveils health insurance option for small businesses - Vimarsana News

Park City Pulse: Chamber unveils health insurance option for small businesses

Affordable health-care insurance has been out of reach for many Park City small businesses. We’re setting out to change that with access to quality coverage options, even for employers with as few as two employees.

Twice the terrain, not twice the skiers - Vimarsana News

Twice the terrain, not twice the skiers

Last Thursday, we announced Expanded Excellence, a collection of projects that build upon our founders' vision of exceptional guest service, great grooming, innovative dining offerings, and a ski-only experience. These principles have guided us since our inception in 1981 and will continue to steer us into the future.

Coalville senior finds her purpose as a classroom grandparent at North Summit Elementary - Vimarsana News

Coalville senior finds her purpose as a classroom grandparent at North Summit Elementary

“I’m older and I don’t have anything I necessarily have to do every day. I needed a reason to still be alive, and by serving other people, it makes you feel better about your life; it gives you something to do. I would recommend it for anybody,” Lorna Muir said.