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
"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."
"The cow, whose name is Lottie, was pregnant when she bought her. That’s important because having the calf gets the milk flowing. So we all waited for the birth of the calf."
"In Utah, anybody can vote in the Democratic primary just by asking for a ballot or showing up at the polling place Tuesday. The Democrats in Utah are so lonesome that they will take anybody."
"With normal operations kind of done, we decided to tackle some long-deferred maintenance items on the ranch."
By: Tom Clyde
"Our Constitution is a document full of compromises and intentional ambiguities, and at its foundation is a very clunky structure with three branches of government that can’t do a whole lot on their own."
Today is the Fourth of July, a day deserving of celebration. It’s the 250th anniversary of the momentous events set in motion when Jefferson wrote, “When i
When I built my house, now 42 years ago, I bought a beater pickup truck with a snow plow on it to keep the road open. Both were well-used if not abused, but fully functional.
By: Tom Clyde
"Of all the options Park City has considered for the 5-acre Bonanza Drive property, over more than a decade, I don’t think they have given lawn mower racing proper consideration."
"The variety of birds I’ve seen lately is unusual. I’m not a birder, but even the most casual observer would notice the difference this year."
The potguts have hibernated at my house. While that's probably not the most important news of the week, it somehow seems significant.
