Toria Barnhart is a Summit County Reporter/Editor for The Park Record Newspaper, focusing on local news and events in Park City, Utah. With a keen interest in community issues and politics, Toria covers a wide range of topics including crime reports, local government, environmental concerns, and community initiatives.
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Toria's coverage heavily focuses on local government, politics, and crime in Summit County, Utah. Her emphasis is on evolving stories and government announcements with a significant portion of breaking news.
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By: Toria Barnhart
Grand opening with local author signing scheduled for 10 a.m. on Nov. 20 in the Redstone Shopping Center
By: Eva Herinkova, Toria Barnhart
Park City Police arrested 59-year-old Bogdan Badiu on July 23 after they discovered dozens of images of a child later determined to be a relative.
By: Toria Barnhart
Preliminary results show a 1% margin between Democrat Megan McKenna and Republican Ari Ioannides as in-person votes are factored in
By: Toria Barnhart
Economic Development and Housing Director Jeff Jones estimated up to 210 units could be built on the Cline Dahle parcel on Rasmussen Road. However, Columbus Pacific Principal Tony Tyler thought that was too dense.
By: Toria Barnhart, David Jackson
Traffic and high density remain key issues in approval of Tech Center development
By: Toria Barnhart
“It’s kind of a long, patient game to get to a high-quality cider, just like a high-quality wine,” Brendan Coyle said.
By: Toria Barnhart
“At (High Valley Transit), we’re about providing access to our community without the use of cars and demonstrating that modern bus technology is a cost-effective, quality strategy for doing that. S.R. 224 is the backbone of our regional system, enabling far more daily trips than any other corridor, and providing critical connectivity to both the Wasatch Front and the Wasatch Back,” Executive Director Caroline Rodriguez said.
By: Toria Barnhart
Park City Council, Summit County Council divided over $100 million proposal on S.R. 224
By: Toria Barnhart
The 2-mile Bitner Ranch commuter pathway creates safer, more accessible connections for cyclists and pedestrians
By: Toria Barnhart, Clayton Steward
Members must weigh the public benefits against community concerns about traffic, density
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