Authorities identified a construction worker who was killed in an accident at a work site in the Promontory area of Park City Saturday morning.
<p>PARK CITY — Authorities on Sunday identified a construction worker who was killed in an accident at a work site in the Promontory area of Park City Saturday morning.
</p><p>Deputies said Parker was driving a small crane at a job site shortly after 8 a.m, when the vehicle rolled over an embankment and into a ditch, crushing him.
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