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New County Councilor Malena Stevens joined Glenn Wright in declaring no conflicts, while Roger Armstrong declared that he owns his own law firm and that his wife, Beth Armstrong, is the executive director of the People’s Health Clinic, which receives grants and office space from Summit County.
Councilors Doug Clyde and Chris Robinson reported more extensive potential conflicts, with Clyde’s centered around his career as a land planner and Robinson’s around his vast land holdings.
Clyde’s clients in Summit County include Village Development Group, which is the master developer of Silver Creek Village, and a separate developer looking to build 139 units there, CW Lands Company.
“Our community is fluid,” columnist Teri Orr writes. “Yet our actions are increasing rigid . and honestly tired and stuck and unimaginative and nowhere near . .”
‘Incredible gift creates a remarkable foundation to build upon,’ executive director says
Submitted by People s Health Clinic
From left: Beth Armstrong, executive director of the People’s Health Clinic; John Hanrahan, the clinic’s founder and medical director; benefactor Beano Solomon; and Nann Worel, a City Council member and former director of the nonprofit. A $1 million donation from Solomon will fund an endowment for the clinic.
Courtesy of People’s Health Clinic
People’s Health Clinic on Tuesday announced a $1 million gift made by Park City resident Elizabeth “Beano” Solomon to create The John Hanrahan Medical Director Endowment for the Summit County nonprofit. The bequest is intended to build a cornerstone that will lead to additional community contributions to the endowment and ensure that the 21-year-old clinic is sustained far into the future.
Maria Flete, a Christian Center of Park City food bank employee, left, and Jane Hamilton, a sales associate at the CCPC, assemble a box of various groceries at the Center’s food bank last March. The Christian Center was the recipient of a $200,000 grant from the Park City Community Foundation’s Community Relief Fund.
Park Record file photo
Park City Community Foundation announced its latest round of grant recipients for its COVID-19 Community Response Fund last week. The $500,000 in assistance provided to area nonprofits is meant to help those impacted by the pandemic to stay in their homes, care for their children, seek medical care and more.