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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Concept includes gondola terminal, bus stops, drop-off areas as part of development
By: Jay Hamburger
The Park City Police Department received a report of a mountain lion sighting on a small street between Snow Park and Silver Lake Village.
By: Jay Hamburger
A construction crew has temporarily lifted a house in Old Town as part of a preservation and expansion project.
By: Jay Hamburger
A member of the Park City Planning Commission raised the topic of financing as the panel continued the discussions about a Deer Valley Resort development concept at Snow Park.
By: Jay Hamburger
The Park City Police Department received at least two recent reports involving people suspected to be homeless, including a case at City Park.
City Hall schedules sessions to gather input about the ambitious plans for Old Town
City Councilor likens impact of projects to development of lower Main Street, Town Bridge
By: Jay Hamburger
Glenn Wright has been a Democratic stalwart. But after a rout in the 3rd Congressional District, Wright said he will not be a candidate again for office.
Projects in Old Town core could be finishing just months before the start of the Games in 2034
Glenn Wright and Caroline Gleich routed in the heavily Republican state
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