Carolyn Webber Alder
The Park Record
Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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Park City senior honored in national contest for eco-friendly utensil
While sitting in a cafeteria wedged between people using plastic forks and knives, Nick Markels could not help but think about all the plastic going into the garbage at → Read More
Park City High School’s marching band set to play in France to mark 75th anniversary of D-Day
In a couple of weeks, a small town in the Normandy region of France will watch marching bands parade down its streets to commemorate the soldiers who lost their → Read More
Christian Center Boutique gets a makeover
After the Christian Center of Park City received a makeover last year, it seemed only fitting that its boutique would get a new look as well.The Christian Center Boutique, → Read More
Park City student admits to releasing pepper spray before Turning Point club event
A Park City High School senior facing 18 criminal charges admitted to releasing pepper spray in the school’s lecture hall last month to prevent a conservative school club from → Read More
Marketplace: Jackson Hole clothing company Stio expands to Park City
Stephen Sullivan was on the hunt for clothing he could take directly from the backcountry to a bar in downtown Jackson Hole, Wyoming. When he couldn’t find the gear → Read More
Kamas Valley Business Association readies for second annual meeting
Two years after a handful of businesses formed the Kamas Valley Business Association, the organization continues to discuss solutions to the valley’s biggest question: What will the future bring? → Read More
Park City Tanger Outlets location purchased by global company The Outlet Resource Group
The Tanger Outlets in Park City is dropping Tanger from its name after the shopping center was acquired by a global outlet company and a real estate firm out → Read More
Park City looks to approve two food trucks
The trend of food trucks has hit cities around the country, but the trucks do not have a year-round presence in Park City just yet. That will likely change → Read More
Despite snow, Deer Valley and PCMR stick to early-April closing date
The Rocky Mountain region has had abundant snowfall this season, prompting several Colorado resorts to delay their closing dates a few weeks to capitalize on the powder. But Park → Read More
Bill clarifies, supports contraceptive education in Utah schools
Health education in the conservative state of Utah has nearly always been rife with controversy. When middle and high school educators start teaching the sex education unit, they are → Read More
Park City parents concerned about new standards-based grading scale
This year, Ecker Hill Middle School traded letter grades for a system ranking students on a scale of one to four, and the shift has caused a lot of → Read More
Summit County economic director teaches course on entrepreneurship
Jeff Jones, Summit County’s economic development director, is a fan of homegrown businesses. He said they help create stable jobs over time, and the businesses that emerge tend to → Read More
Park City businesses celebrate strong season and economy during luncheon
An upbeat, optimistic mood filled the Park City Marriott conference room on Tuesday. With snow-filled slopes and a multitude of visitors spending money in town, business owners and leaders → Read More
Marketplace: Rime Raw Bar serves mid-mountain seafood fare near Deer Valley slopes
Since moving to Park City 10 years ago, Matthew Harris has had intermittent cravings for fresh seafood. He satisfied his appetite by starting a restaurant and filling the menu → Read More
UPDATED: Park City School District cancels Wednesday classes due to snow
The Park City School District canceled classes on Wednesday due to a severe snowstorm. The district notified parents Wednesday morning, citing the snowfall and the potential for icy road conditions. The storm began hammering the area Tuesday, and weather forecasts called for more snow throughout the day Wednesday. Todd Hauber, business administrator for the district,… → Read More
Park City Mountain Resort ski patrol union, Vail Resorts reach labor contract
After months of negotiations, the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association has reached a new labor contract with Vail Resorts. The association, which is made up of ski patrol and mountain safety personnel at Park City Mountain Resort, announced the two-year labor contract on Tuesday. The agreement includes a base wage increase and a compensation… → Read More
Bill White Farms opens new office, event space
A new building has sprouted up at Bill White Farms.The farm, a nonprofit under the larger organization Bill White Enterprises, produces farm-raised products that are sold, used during fundraiser → Read More
New state report cards show Park City School District’s moderate standing
Report cards for Utah schools are out, but there will be no A’s, B’s or F’s this time around. The Utah State Board of Education recently released the results → Read More
Main Street businesses disappointed over decision to defund projects to help fund Treasure acquisition
When votes were being tallied on Election Day for the City Hall bond measure to fund most of the acquisition of the Treasure acreage, the fate of a handful → Read More
Former CEO agrees to drop lawsuit against Park City Board of Realtors
The former CEO of the Park City Board of Realtors has agreed to drop a lawsuit alleging the organization terminated him in violation of his contract. According to court → Read More