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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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 […]
Zoning is a weak tool for land use planning. It’s all we’ve got, really, in a state where the rights of land developers reign supreme, and the expectations of existing land owners to maintain the status quo don’t matter much. The highest and best use is always a sale to Ivory Homes. Not even the […]
By: Tom Clyde
As the Snow Park base expansion project grinds through the process, there are always a few surprises. Alterra, the parent company of Deer Valley, initiated the discussion with the city about using public funding mechanisms for the project. They said the project is about $1.5 billion, which even in Park City is real money. That’s tough to […]
It’s so good to be back on the snow. The season opening has been very good without cooperation from Mother Nature. They’ve made a lot of snow despite unusually warm temperatures, and the opening is ramping up more or less normally.
It was kind of surreal discussing a $23/hour wage for ski patrollers while we were skiing down runs lined with $12 or $15 million houses.
The conclusion of the last big meeting about Main Street was that there is absolutely zero consensus on what to do. That sums up my thinking exactly. The proposals under discussion are nothing new. Most of them have been around in one form or another for 45 years, if not longer. I remember studying proposals for a […]
Deer Valley opened the new base area at Mayflower/Keetley/East Village on Tuesday. I had to go try it out, and apparently everybody else did, too.
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