Tom Clyde is a journalist for The Park Record newspaper, focusing on local news and events in Park City, Utah. With a witty and engaging writing style, Tom covers a wide range of topics including community issues, outdoor activities, and the unique charm of Park City.
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Tom Clyde's coverage predominantly revolves around local events and announcements in Park City, Utah. He seems to have a strong focus on topics related to pets, especially dogs. His articles often feature local happenings and community-related content.
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My great-grandfather was the chief engineer and construction manager on the early dams on Trial, Washington, and other lakes in that area around 1910.
By: Tom Clyde
I had the good fortune to bump into Dave Ure at the doughnut case, and had a great conversation with him.
By: Tom Clyde
The Legislature is in a panic because the Utah Supreme Court recently ruled that even the Legislature itself is subject to the Utah Constitution, and the limits that places on its power.
It’s that time of year again. The town is ours for a while. The fall colors are coming on, nights are cool, and the days are comfortable after what has been a pretty hot summer. Ski season will be on us before long, and while I’m never quite ready to let go of fall, the anticipation of ski season spices things up.
Last week, I had tried to figure out if the new lifts from the Mayflower side of Deer Valley would be operating this season, making the 500-car parking lot the location of choice to avoid driving into town, and came up empty.
"Over the past few weeks, my computer has been getting clogged with ads from a group called Stand For Our Land."
Yellow Lake is a pool of stagnant water that sits just below the Duchesne Ridge road in the Uinta mountains.
Traffic in Heber is a mess. Heber’s Main Street is also Highway 40, a very busy highway connecting the Uintah basin with the Wasatch Front. There’s a lot of general traffic, and a steady parade of oil tanker trucks that ultimately provide the gasoline the rest of the traffic is burning while idling in the traffic jam. The […]
The community support for the firefighters was great to see. The road through Woodland where they would drive from camp to the fire was lined with flags and hand drawn cards from the school kids.
By: Tom Clyde
Suddenly it feels like winter. It was cold enough that I built a fire in the woodstove. While enjoying its warmth, I got thinking about how pleasant a camp fire can be, and how soothing a fire in the stove is on a cold night. And how utterly terrifying it was having the whole canyon up the […]
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