Connor Thomas
KPCW ReporterConnor hails from Dallas, Texas, and covers Summit County, Utah, for KPCW. He previously edited and wrote for The Hoya and was a research assistant and podcast producer for The Free Speech Project at Georgetown University. Connor is an avid cyclist and mediocre mechanic. Drop him a line at connor@kpcw.org.
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Some of the Coalville resort's creditors have asked a court to speed up Chapter 11 proceedings. -
Ahora los promotores pueden optar por ofrecer unidades adicionales para alquilar a precios asequibles, no solo para vender. -
It was a slower-than-expected August despite wildfire activity in the Uinta Mountains. -
Now developers can opt into providing additional for-rent units at affordable rates, not just for-sale.
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The mayor will bring the council a second choice at a future meeting. -
Toneladas de metales pesados, residuos de las minas de la ciudad, aún cubren la cuenca del arroyo Silver Creek, cerca del sendero ferroviario. -
Tons of heavy metals left over from the town's mines still line the Silver Creek watershed near the rail trail.
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Plans have evolved since a previous roundtable with residents in August. -
Proceeds from "Clothing Hoptional" benefit the Summit Land Conservancy's land preservation efforts. -
El gobierno local retiró la ordenanza porque una ley del estado ya permitía el proyecto.
