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  • Today on the Mountain Life, Lynn Ware Peek and new co-host David Wintzer’s guests are: (02:07) Dr. Carrie Jaworski, the new sports medicine provider at Intermountain Park City Hospital along with Dr. Max Testa. (52:09) Then, Lauren Lockey of Sage Mountain animal sanctuary talks about plant-based palooza, combining a plant-based life with animal rescue. (20:34) Finally one local woman’s story about her experience with ovarian cancer as ovarian cancer awareness month begins.
  • In this episode of This Green Earth, (01:51) Marc Peterson with Citizens Climate Lobby comes on the show to answer the question: What will it Take to reduce global warming and how are we already moving in the right direction? He'll also help explain the details of the $370 billion climate and tax package recently passed by the Senate.Then, (27:49) Andrea Walker, Salt Lake County Director for Agriculture and Natural Resources brings us the buzz on bees. She’ll talk about everything from honey bee biology to the Utah bee keeping community.
  • This week on The Mountain Life, author (00:48) Joanne Tubbs Kelly sheds light on an important, often taboo, topic — medical aid in dying. Joanne talks about her memoir, Walking Him Home helping my husband die with dignity, which brings her very personal story and journey as she helped her husband die. Then, (25:38) Connor Ryan, a Protect Our Winters (POW) athlete and skier, joins the show. He hails from mixed heritage - Lakota and Irish. This informs his lust for wide-open spaces, big mountains, and traditional ceremonies.
  • Today on the Local News Hour host Leslie Thatcher's guest include:(2:19) Interim Summit County Manager Janna Young who discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. (21:01) St. Luke's Interim Pastor Peter Munson talks about a public presentation on his 6-Million Steps for Kids walk and (35:12) Director of Summit Land Conservancy Cheryl Fox with an update on open space issues.
  • On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests are: (06:47) Heber City Executive Assistant Luke Searle sharing details on applying for the second class of Heber Leadership Academy; (21:58) Park City Community Foundation Vice President of Communications Christine Coleman on the roll-out of this year's Live PC Give PC; and (35:19) Summit Community Gardens Executive Director Sloane Johnson with news about August in the garden.
  • White Pine Touring Nordic Center Director Richard Hodges talks about opening weekend and the future for overflow parking on the north end of the golf course driving range.Park City local Caren Bell has details about her online entertainment destination and newsletter, Kept Current, a one-stop shop for local events and happenings.Park City Film Director Katy Wang shared how the experience is getting an upgrade including a new screen and plans for the new seat installation this spring.
  • White Pine Touring opens Saturday amid lack of parking (2:12)Summit County public transit approves emergency buses to Salt Lake City (5:54)Traveling baseball exhibit slides into Park City (8:48)Park City Board of Realtor CEO Jamie Johnson and Board President Rene Wood report the third quarter statistics (11:31)Park City Councilmember Becca Gerber has a recap of last night's meeting including a possible sales tax to help with childcare (26:37)Jannie Bui Brown and her son, James Brown, talk about their new Sacred Web Tarot deck and upcoming book signing (39:29)
  • Candidates for open Summit County Council seat talk representation, development (3:06) Ski Utah CEO Nathan Rafferty said he is optimistic about paid parking this season. (7:59) Assistant Park City Manager Jen McGrath and Trails/Open Space Manager Heinrich Deters said Thaynes Canyon is the “winter pickle ball issue.” (26:40)Park City Board of Realtors Philanthropic Foundation's Jannalee Jacobsen said the local bird shortage is creating challenges for its 21st annual turkey drive. (43:14)
  • Today on the Local News Hour, Leslie is joined by Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt. He has an update on development projects throughout the county. Then, Park City Mayor Nann Worel has a recap of last night's meeting. And lastly, Kimball Art Center Executive Director Alday Milliken has details on a survey for the new center and details on the opening of the new exhibit.
  • Today's guests on the Local News Hour include: Summit County Council Member Glenn Wright recaps Wednesday's meeting and State Representative Brian King (D) District 28 has a legislative preview.
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