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Julie Jag

Julie Jag

Olympics and Enterprise Reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune

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Recent Articles

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Here’s why Park City skiers are likely to find fewer free parking options in coming seasons

Vail Resorts aned Park City Mountain announced parking changes will be coming to Canyons Village as a developer begins construction of a three-story parking garage on the Cabriolet lot.
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Here’s how much NBC will pay to broadcast the Olympics through 2036...

A $3 billion deal with the International Olympic Committee ensures that when Utah hosts the 2034 Winter Olympics and Paralympics, they will be on NBC.
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Meet Utah’s newly crowned king and queen of skiing

Utah once again reigned at the Kings & Queens of Corbet's ski and snowboard contest at Wyoming's Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Utahns Tim McChesney and Ana Eyssimont took home the crowns at the 2025 event.
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Reed Hastings’ Powder Mountain wants Cache County to rezone 1,600 a...

Powder Mountain has asked the Cache County Council to reclassify 1,600 acres from a more conservative zoning district to one that allows for dense development.
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Longtime ski guide’s death in Big Cottonwood avalanche a ‘punch to ...

Higinio “Quino” Gonzalez bucked the stereotype of the backcountry guide, immersing himself in opera and languages before he died in an avalanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon on Feb. 8, 2025.
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The man who led Salt Lake’s Olympic bid is changing roles to bring ...

Salt Lake City Olympic bid team coalesces into an Olympic host committee. Here's what you need to know about their vision for 2034.
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After two tense years, this popular Big Cottonwood Canyon trail has...

Backcountry skiers and travelers can once again access the National Forest lands in the Cardiff Fork area without fear of intimidation after local landowners ended their protest.
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Utah ski areas have seen record heat, low snowpack, but there’s hop...

Skiers and snowboarders at many Utah resorts this week have been met with spring conditions and low snowpack. Is this season officially a dud? Maybe not.
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Move over Park City, Utah’s newest X Games star hails from the south

Meet Utah's newest X Games star, Pat Fava, a Cedar City kid who honed his snowboarding talents at Brighton.
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Deer Valley’s first East Village hotel was built with the military ...

The Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, which debuted in November as the first hotel in the ski resort's East Village expanded terrain, is billed as "a new standard of mountain adventure and hospitality." Here's what it will offer, and what a night will cost.
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The Park City patroller strike could have ripple effects for the Va...

Across the internet, skiers and snowboarders swore off buying an Epic Pass and Vail Resorts (MTN) stock after Park City Mountain buckled under the weight of the holiday crush, a storm and a ski patrol and safety worker strike. Will they stick to it?