Sandra Morrison

The Park City Museum hosts a free admission day this Tuesday, April 17, and a lecture entitled “Riding the Highways in the Family Car” the following day. David Boyle has more:

On today’s program, Leslie Thatcher speaks to Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt who has an update of some of the county’s development issues and projects. Wasatch County Manager, Mike Davis has an update on the county’s open space resolution,  the Deer Valley Mayflower development and challenges of servicing one of the fastest growing counties in the country and Director of the Park City Museum Sandra Morrison has details about the free locals day as well as other upcoming events.

Trent Messenheimer starts with today’s Utah avalanche forecast. Bryan Schott, managing editor of UtahPolicy.com, reviews the state legislature's current session. Park City Special Events Manager Jenny Diersen and Park City Transportation Manager Alfred Knotts discuss how traffic and parking went during Sundance.  Next, Tom Kelly, spokesman for U.S.

On today’s program, Park City School Board members Andrew Caplan and JJ Ehlers have an update from Tuesday's meeting, including the interviews with the two school board candidates for Julie Eihausen's seat. Park City Manager Diane Foster and Parking and Fleet Supervisor Kenzie Coulson have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting. Park City Museum Director Sandra Morrison has details on the Grand Opening of the new Education and Collections Center on November 17th.

On today’s program, Bob Radke with Basin Rec has this week’s Mountain Trails Report. DACA participant Enrique Sanchez shares his story and the uncertainty of his future with the decision made this week to phase out the DACA program. Summit County Council Member Roger Armstrong and Park City Council member Nann Worel have an update on this year’s City Road Tour to Boulder. CO. Park City Museum Director Sandra Morrison and Marianne Cone with Park City Mining History have details on the Celebrate Our Roots on Wednesday, and a recap of mine site stabilization efforts this year.

On today’s program, Summit County manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson previews tomorrow's planning commission agenda, including  the Star Hotel and Woodside Park applications and Park City Museum director Sandra Morrison has details about a lecture Wednesday on Sherman's March to Sea, by local Civil War buff Steve Reggentin.

On today’s program, Summit County Council member Kim Carson recaps yesterday’s meeting. Park City Fire Chief Paul Hewitt and new Fire Marshall, Mike Owens, have details on a farewell for Assistant Chief Scott Adams next week and how fire season looks, and the possible restrictions on campfires, fireworks this summer. Park City Summit County Arts Council Director Hadley Dynak and artist Jan Massimino who has helped produce the Summit Arts Showcase.

On today’s program, Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has his monthly update of "What's That with Pat” – a look at the development projects planned and on-going in Summit County. Park City Council member Tim Henney discusses last night's meeting and Park City Museum Director Sandra Morrison discusses the free day coming up on Monday and a new traveling exhibit about prohibition.

  On today’s program, host Leslie Thatcher speaks to Charlie Sturgis with Mountain Trails Foundation about the closure of Jenny’s as the EPA goes in to clean up tens of thousands of cubic yards of mining waste. Larry White ,the CEO of TCFC, has details about a public open house on Tuesday as the company readies a revised masterplan for the 3.8 million square feet of development still to do at the base of Canyons Village and mid-mountain. Wasatch County Manager Mike Davis has updates on a number of development projects, including the new military hotel and Mayflower master plan.