Hosts Nell Larson and Chris Cherniak focus on summer and how the season might unfold here in Utah. Their guest today is Brian McInerney from the National Weather Service. He will have updates on what happened during the past season and share some facts and data.
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Hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells start the show with Daniel Pink, author of “To Sell is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others”. Next, in studio, is Colby Larsen, owner of Park City Fine Art in downtown historic Park City, Utah. To finish the hour, Ken Krogue, president of InsideSales, one of the fastest growing companies in Utah.
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Living in a desert like Utah, vegetation is treasured and trees are revered. That’s why, when a 200-year-old tree at the White Barn at the McPolin Farm is taken down, residents ask why. Lynn Ware Peek has more.
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Today, hosts Jan Williams and John Burdick welcome All Seasons Adventures to the show to talk about spending time with Dad, fly fishing on Fathers Day. The Silly Market announces Sunday’s feature line up. The Park City Museum hosts the Historic Home Tour this Saturday. All of the weekend events can be found on kpcw.org.
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Plans to move the Bonanza Park substation to a parcel near the Iron Horse Condominiums have been ended by Park City Municipal Corporation Friday morning. More after the jump.
Deer Valley resident Lisa Wilson is one of six city council candidates. She’s ready to give back by closing tax loopholes allowing big resorts to avoid their share. Lynn Ware Peek has more.
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The Summit County Sheriff’s department is seeking three suspects who tried to rob the Kimball Junction Wal-Mart June 8th, got into a scuffle with store security, and fled–but not before one suspect inflicted a minor stab wound on an employee.
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