Cables
Dispatches from the Summit & Updates from the Valley
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Data Points and Discreet Access
The periphery of Sundance continues to bloom, though one questions the actual viewership for ecological watercolors.
Woolstenhulme, Stevens, and Civic Duty
The forthcoming election for Summit County Clerk presents a predictable, yet irritating, disruption to the established order.
Slopeside Serenades, Predictably Provincial
The summer concert series threatens to democratize the mountains, a development I view with considerable suspicion.
Midway's Pragmatic Progression
A small municipality adjusts, predictably, to the pressures of modest growth and the attendant civic responsibilities.
Blaine's Ballad, A Quiet Sort
One suspects the Wasatch County Library provides ample parking, which is, these days, a social advantage in itself.
Athletes and Afterglows Align
The predictable choreography of civic pride and champagne flutes will, as always, obscure any true engagement with athletic achievement.
Browns Canyon: Static Incident
A cessation of movement on High View Road necessitates a reassessment of access protocols.
Accessory Units: Marginal Gains
Summit County contemplates leveraging prefabricated structures to address a localized affordability concern, a solution possessing limited inherent value.
Summit County: Health & Housing
Apparently, baseline living conditions are now considered a wellness metric, a curious development for property values.
Kimball Junction: Fiscal Gymnastics
Summit County is leveraging public funds to subsidize Dakota Pacific’s ambitions, a practice I find predictably tiresome.
Cabriolet’s Final Ascent Observed
Another amenity depreciates at Park City, signaling the relentless march of capital improvement, or, rather, replacement.
Cemetery Access, A Concern
Infrastructure debates in Snyderville Basin reveal a persistent miscalculation of long-term property values.