Tom Clyde is a columnist at The Park Record Newspaper. He covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, agriculture and farming, as well as architecture and planning, with a particular focus on farm animals, ranching, and organic farming. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in consumer travel and animal care.
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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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By: Tom Clyde
Our lame ski season is ending much like it began, shrinking inexorably down to Birdseye and Success at Deer Valley and Home Run at Park City. The top parts of the new runs at Deer Valley were actually skiing really nicely last weekend, but there were actual streams flowing over the lowest parts where you […]
"As Shakespeare said, a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. The same holds true when renaming skunks."
"MIDA’s tax increment financing is not as dramatic as the cavalry coming to the rescue, but in a situation like Wohali’s, it could be exactly what they need to clean it up."
"You want an accurate forecast for the winter ahead? Ask the hornets. Normally there are nests high in the trees indicating a heavy snow year, or near the ground indicating a lighter snow year."
"The first job of the spring season on the ranch is inspecting the main irrigation canal. It’s about two miles long from where it picks up the water at the river to fields it irrigates."
By: Tom Clyde
"The show was on par with a junior high school assembly. It was saved by a Deer Valley lifty who had serious theater ambitions."
There is a growing school of thought that one of the United States' biggest problems is that we simply can’t get things done.
"Last Saturday was fence-a-palooza at the ranch. It’s one day a year when I’m able to cajole a significant part of the extended family to put in a day’s work on the place."
"Park City residents are now paying for perfection. The new pay scale doesn’t leave room for potholes, mistakes or indecision. They need to prove they are worth it."
By: Tom Clyde
"The city and county both fought that to defend the openness of the entrance to town and keep it free of large buildings. Then they built the Health Department, the ski team building, hospital, ice rink, Peace House, more medical facilities."
