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January 3 editorial
Despite the dismal economic and international news, 2008 ended on a somewhat hopeful note. Both locally and nationally, Americans jumped into the Read more...

 
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Into the crystal ball
Even though most economists failed to foresee the debacle of 2008, we continue to ask them for predictions for 2009. In the belief that reading bagel crumbs would be just as accurate, we ask you for your end-of-2009 economic forecasts.
 Crumbs down. If you think the picture looks bleak now, just wait a year.
 Crumbs up. The economy will be showing signs of recovery by the end of the summer.
 Crumbs scattered. A year from now, we'll still be limping along.
 Forget the forecasting. I'd rather pay attention to something I can control. Trouble is, I don't quite know what that is.
2008-09 WINTER RIDE SHARE BOARD
SUNDANCE 2009 UPDATES:
Sundance Premieres, Spectrum, Midnight Festival announces out-of-competition films Read more
Sundance announces competition films The U.S. and World Cinema Dramatic and Documentary Competitions. Read the list of competition films
Locals get first pick Locals only registration for advance tickets begins Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 9 a.m. Utah residents can double their chances to buy tickets in advance for the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. Read more
News update:
Film lovers line up for Sundance tix Tickets were quickly being snapped up Saturday at the Gateway Center in Old Town for the star-powered premiers that screen in the first few days of the Sundance Film Festival. Tickets, though, remained for numerous movies that show later in the festival. By just before 11 a.m. no screenings scheduled in Park City on Jan. 25 were sold out, and tickets remained for many movies slated for Jan. 21 and Jan. 22. Read more

Family scores sought-after Obama tickets
On a summer day in 2007, Andrew Robinson, 8 years old at the time, was anxious to go swimming while he stood with his mother awaiting a stump speech   Read more...
 
Richer will stick around for the 'small-town feel'
Ranch Place resident Bob Richer uses two words to describe his legacy after a decade of public service in Summit County: Open space.   Read more...
 
Man arrested on sex charge
Park City police officers early on New Year's Day arrested a man on charges that he broke into a residence and sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl.   Read more...
 
 
Cross-country cult
Nordic enthusiasts find gives competition and camaraderie in Wasatch Citizens Seriesby Adia Waldburgerof the Record staffCross-country enthusiasts   Read more...
 
 
Technicolored ski coats
Vintage is the name of the game when it comes to ski and snowboard fashion for 2009. Bright colors, knit caps and one-piece snowsuits are making a   Read more...
 
 
Killer criticized defender
Through two murder trials, it had been attorney Ken Brown beside defendant Erik Low, relentlessly challenging the prosecutor's assertion that Low had   Read more...
 
 
Beer, business license renewals were due
Wednesday more than 75 percent of businesses selling beer in unincorporated Summit County had renewed licenses before the deadline at 5 p.   Read more...
 
 
Previous business stories
Retailers say last-minute shoppers came to the rescue
Local retailers were largely disappointed by December shoppers, saying sales and foot traffic were down.   Read more...
 
 
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