Kristine Weller
KPCW ReporterKristine Weller is a reporter for KPCW covering Park City government, education and Olympics. She grew up in Layton, Utah, and has two University of Utah BA degrees. Before KPCW, Kristine wrote at KUER News and KSL NewsRadio. When she isn’t working on her next story, Kristine can be found enjoying all of Utah’s outdoor activities, spending time with loved ones, or painting.
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The Park City Planning Commission will revisit the 5-acre Bonanza Park proposal Aug. 12. Commissioners will discuss building height and traffic mitigation. -
El Distrito Escolar de Park City ha retirado todo el suelo peligroso del sitio de construcción del complejo deportivo Treasure Mountain. El resto de la tierra será enterrado nuevamente. -
The Park City School District has removed all hazardous soil from the Treasure Mountain Sports Complex construction site. Other soil will be reburied.
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Park City está estudiando la posibilidad de implementar una red de energía térmica en la ciudad, la cual permite calentar y refrigerar edificios utilizando la energía de la tierra. Estos sistemas subterráneos están ganando popularidad en la región del Intermountain West. -
Park City is looking into bringing a thermal energy network to town, which heats and cools buildings using the earth. The underground systems are gaining popularity in the Intermountain West.
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Wasatch High School teacher Emily Willardson’s love of home cooking has earned her a national culinary community outreach award. -
Desde el fin de la pandemia de COVID-19, el número de habitantes de Utah que trabajan desde casa ha disminuido de forma constante. Sin embargo, los condados de Summit y Wasatch presentan tasas de trabajo remoto más altas en comparación con el resto del estado. -
Mountainland Technical College will open a new campus in Heber City later this month. The college partnered with Wasatch County School District. -
Since the COVID-19 pandemic’s end, the number of Utahns working from home has steadily declined. But Summit and Wasatch counties have higher work-from-home rates compared to the rest of the state.
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El Centro para Adultos Mayores de Park City celebró 50 años el jueves 30 de julio. Sus miembros expresaron su agradecimiento por la comunidad que este espacio les brinda.
