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Michael Zuccarello

Michael Zuccarello is a Park City-based writer specializing in stories about Utah’s sports and outdoor recreation industries. He’s written about the Mammoth, the 2034 Olympics and the PGA Tour’s return to Utah. He covered sports for newspapers in New York, St. Louis and North Carolina, and he spent 34 years at Wells Fargo, most recently as managing director responsible for investment strategy, market commentary and research publications. Michael writes the Business of Golf column for Fairways Magazine, the Utah Golf Association’s magazine. He looks forward to writing about 2034 Olympic preparations and, fingers crossed, a Utah Major League Baseball team.

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