Entries Published On March, 2015
Mountain Accord Not Ready for EPA’s Evaluation
We received an email from a Friend of the Park Rag. The person had attended a National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) Meeting that had discussion related to Mountain Accord. Here are the comments: Lots of great info and conversations at Tuesday’s NEPA meeting. Federal Highway man Harold Peaks said the Mountain Accord is definitely NOT …
Summit County Is a Finalist for Social Media Golden Award
Many people rely on traditional media for their understanding of the world. Yet, the past 5 years have brought on a renaissance of the local organizations’ ability to let people know about issues that may impact them. While we are undoubtedly biased, we may even say that social media is more important in many circumstances …
As Seen Today in Silver Creek …
We love spring around Park City. h/t to K and M for the pics
Should VCBO Resign from Park City School District’s Planning Process?
Ever heard of the $600 hammer that the Federal Government routinely purchases? $600 for a $12 hammer is a great deal…. if you are selling it. It appears that hammer is coming to Park City (and our schools) in the form of a potential bond for Treasure Mountain School. As you may know, the School District wants …
Bear Hollow Land Would Work for Treasure Mountain School According to Park City’s School Planning Committee
When the Bear Hollow development was created, a certain portion of the land was given to the Park City School District. This week the school district’s Director of Buildings & Grounds, Todd Hansen investigated the land. His initial impressions appear to validate that’s it’s likely a viable spot for a new 5th/6th grade school (to …
Vail Resorts Is Not Talisker
Vail Resorts reported their Second Quarter results yesterday earnings rose 32% for the second quarter, compared to the same time last year. Net Income was $115 million for the quarter, representing a 95% increase over the last year. BAM. Vail is not Talisker. That’s pretty obvious. Other items to note from their press release: Vail …
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