Leslie Thatcher Questions Summit County’s New Website

During Today’s Local News Hour on KPCW, host Leslie Thatcher told County Manager Bob Jasper about problems she experienced on the County’s new website.  Thatcher said, “the biggest thing I really noticed is there is definitely a delay, when you go from page to page… [also] the really valuable  real-estate is the [information] that is on the screen and it …

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Come On ABC 4… You are better than that

So a woman, Jan Harding, apparently got served poisonous tea at a local restaurant. She is recovering and holds a press conference. In a rush to tweet every 2 minutes, ABC 4 posts this awful picture with a tweet: Jan Harding: "I don't feel quite myself yet…I'm doing better everyday." http://t.co/sEFeeYRFRF pic.twitter.com/dN7un27VEk — ABC 4 …

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Two Fairs — Two Potential Credit Card Breaches

On Wednesday, Summit County announced that a third-party vendor may have had a credit card breach that impacted up to 951 credit card and debit card purchases at the Summit County Fair. This impact has reportedly led to multiple County residents receiving unauthorized charges up to $5000. The County has sent a letter to each …

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KPCW Uses Technology to Beat the Park Record

In Park City there are two main sources of news, The Park Record and KPCW. Over the years they have battled to be King of The News in Park City. Yet, as technology moves forward one wonders how radio or newspapers fit into a 24/7 world that is always connected. Today, KPCW showed us the …

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The County is Barking up the Wrong Tree

On Wednesday the Summit County Council will learn more about three alternatives proposed by the Leash Law Task Force to help solve “the dog problem” in Summit County. Unfortunately, the real problem is that the most reasonable alternative isn’t even on the table.

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Serenity Now

If you live anywhere around Park City, you are used to summer road construction. However, you’ve probably never seen anything like what’s going to happen this summer in Summit County. A few years of down revenues and a couple years of delays due to tax petitions has led to extreme pent up demand for road …

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