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Dispatches from the Summit & Updates from the Valley
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Rates, Reality, and Revelations
Perceptions of extravagance in Park City are often inflated, yet consistently miss the point entirely.
Solitude Secures Olympic Berth
A historic mixed relay victory at Solitude Mountain Resort has qualified Anna Gibson and Cameron Smith for the inaugural ski mountaineering competition at the Winter Games in Italy.
Park City's Perpetual Performance
The predictable ballet of accolades continues, largely unnoticed by anyone outside a fifteen-mile radius.
Alpine Majesty, Measured Silence
The recent competition in St. Moritz, while diverting, offered a distraction from the true metric of a successful alpine day: unblemished corduroy.
Tunneling and Transient Returns
Subsurface infrastructure, it seems, rarely delivers the promised yield, regardless of Oregon pine or reinforced concrete.
Canyons Village: Concrete Advances
Park City Mountain continues to prioritize vehicular access over experiential nuance, a predictable, if underwhelming, investment.
Park City's Philanthropic Skiing
The alpine set discovers charity is the new black, or perhaps, the new ski parka.
Migration Impacts Wasatch Front
The predictable inefficiencies of social services are, regrettably, compounded by a lack of forward planning.
Sundance's Final Utah Bow
The approaching end of an era at Sundance necessitates a precise accounting of access and, more importantly, who has it.
Ure Ranch: Pastoral Investment
Summit County’s acquisition of Ure Ranch represents a strategic, if aesthetically unremarkable, land play impacting the Kamas Valley corridor.
Luge Silence Persists
The snow's surface resembles freshly pressed linen, yet the crowd at the Utah Olympic Park imprints a quiet urgency.
Glittering Exhaustion Parade
The velvet ropes barely contain the chatter of privileged parents.