Jay Hamburger is a journalist based in Park City, Utah, and writes for The Park Record Newspaper. With a focus on local news, Jay covers a wide range of topics including community events, outdoor activities, local government, and the vibrant arts scene in Park City. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Jay brings the stories of Park City to life for readers.
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Jay Hamburger's work focuses predominantly on local government and politics, crime, and events in the Park City area. He seems to have a strong emphasis on covering news related to Park City's local government announcements and event coverage, particularly around the Sundance Film Festival.
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By: Jay Hamburger
Park City police officers pulled over several drivers for suspected turning violations.
By: Jay Hamburger
A firm controlled by the Sweeney family is preparing to sell its holdings at the base of the Town Lift.
Police Department enforcement continues just before the start of the ski season
By: Jay Hamburger
If Park City leaders are interested in pursuing the development of a hotel just north of the Marsac Building, early steps could be taken shortly, perhaps in the matter of weeks.
Resort hopes to reschedule discussion, likely to be a technical one, with mayor, City Council
By: Jay Hamburger
A conceptual timeline crafted by a team working with City Hall on a separate project envisions progress by the Park City-Deer Valley Resort partnership shortly.
By: Jay Hamburger
The Park City Police Department logged two recent reports of vehicles running out of gasoline on or close to busy streets.
Police receive complaint from Old Town with a crane due to arrive
By: Jay Hamburger
The Park City Police Department continues to pull over drivers for a variety of suspected moving violations and in one case an officer stopped a vehicle after following it for a time as it traveled at a speed above the posted limit.
Much of the money spent at the retailers remains in the community, officials say
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