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More Dogs on Main: Unexpected changes - Park Record (opens the original)
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As I get older, crankier and more set in my ways, it’s good to be reminded that change can be a positive thing. Sometimes. In controlled doses. My recent encounter with a deer left me without car. A perfect time to become a devoted user of public transit, right? Wrong. Let’s not go crazy. Not where I live. So I needed to buy a new car. I’d been thinking about buying a new car next spring anyway, so I had looked around a bit on line. Bambi made the decision more urgent. I sometimes feel a little
More Dogs on Main: Not the lottery I wanted to win - Park Record (opens the original)
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Over the decades I’ve lived in my house, I’ve driven literally hundreds of thousands of miles going back and forth between home and Park City. Live, drive, work, drive, play, and drive. It’s just how rural life works. In all of that mileage over all of those years, I had never hit a deer until last week. And boy howdy, did I hit it. I know the typical crossing spots. After a while you get to know the deer by name. Yes, they all look alike, but they are different, too. But they are sort of predic
More Dogs on Main: Help wanted, times 6,000 - Park Record (opens the original)
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The leaves are beginning to turn, and it’s cold enough at night that the windows aren’t wide open any more. Thoughts turn to winter and skiing. We are facing a Super El Nino winter of unprecedented strength. The weather professionals are all foaming at the mouth. It means that surely, somebody, somewhere, will experience something. That’s about as specific as it gets. Not exactly the kind of thing you run out and buy new snow tires over if there is any tread left on the ones you wore out on bare
More Dogs on Main: Pretend towns and real threats - Park Record (opens the original)
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Gov. Spencer Cox, whose 15 minutes of fame came when he promoted the idea that we need to “disagree better” in solving political differences, has now fully flipped to the dark side. Recently, Cox demanded that Summit and Wasatch counties get on board with the state’s unlimited growth policies and issued thuggish threats to back it up. He sent a guy named Steve Waldrip to a Heber City Council meeting to break some windows. “My message back from our good governor, who cares deeply about these issu
More Dogs on Main: The pork rind-tofu scale - Park Record (opens the original)
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I recently came across an interesting article by David Schultz in the Daily Yonder. For those unfamiliar with the Daily Yonder, which I’m assuming is more or less all of you, it’s a website with news and issues affecting rural areas. Not just farm commodity prices, in fact they don’t cover that in detail, but things like healthcare delivery in sparsely populated areas, who will produce our food when the average farmer is about 60 now, education, and so on. They are pretty big on data centers. An
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