On today’s program, Summit Community Power Works Ex. Director Erin Bragg and Park City Municipal Sustainability Manager Luke Cartin have an update on the Georgetown University prize money. Park City Manager Diane Foster and Historic Preservation Planner Anya Grahn have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting. US Ski and Snowboard Spokesman Tom Kelly with a team update. Lauren Lackey, Co-Founder of Sage Mountain talks about the Compassionate Traditions campaign in which people pledge to leave animals off their plates during the holidays. Park City Realtors Deb Hartley and Sara Werbelow have details about the 16th annual Turkey Drive on Thursday and Friday this week. The goal is to collect 2.500 turkeys to benefit the Park City and Utah Food Banks.
Local News Hour - November 15, 2017
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