How are we going to defend that?

It gets tricky

News News | Mar 16, 2023

David Jackson

djackson@parkrecord.com

Park City Parks Department employee Nicholas Dudley was operating a front-end loader clearing one of the fields at Quinn’s Junction Sports Complex on Thursday. Dudley tells the Park Record that with each scoop he’s grabbing 3 to 4 feet of snow, that he hopes to have the field cleared in a few days — and that he’s not counting how many scoops he’s moved.
*David Jackson/Park Record*

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