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Last Updated: May 7, 2008 - 4:48:07 PM |
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Semi collides with school bus; no injuries reported
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| Photo by Ron Georg |
Grand County School District Superintendent Margaret Hopkin leads student Lukas McKee off the bus as Grand County Sheriff's Deputy T.J. Brewer assists following a collision between the bus and a semi. McKee and the other students were uninjured in the crash.
May 7, 2008 - 4:44:08 PM
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Tests show north-end water is safe to drink
State says city violated regulations in putting tank online without required testing
The smell people detected in city water on the north end of Moab
has dissipated in recent weeks, and according to the latest test for
volatile organic compounds, the water from the Skakel storage tank is
now safe to drink. But officials from the state Division of Drinking
Water believe the water may have been contaminated by out-gassing paint
from the tank.
May 7, 2008 - 4:41:42 PM
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Airport raises lease rates
Emplanements rise with Great Lakes service
The new airport manager, Kelly Braun, gave a six-month progress
report this week to the Grand County Council. The council approved a
set of eight lease agreements for concessionaires at the airport. The
lease rates are based on market value, Braun said.
May 7, 2008 - 4:20:35 PM
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County council approves Ellis RV park, avoids litigation
Following the advice of Deputy Grand County Attorney Scott Barrett
to avoid litigation, the Grand County Council on Tuesday approved an
application for a private RV park at 1414 South U.S. 191. The one-acre
property where the RV park will be located is zoned for
one-residence-per acre.
May 7, 2008 - 4:19:46 PM
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Celebrating cultural diversity...
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| Photo by Ron Georg |
The crowd at the Sun Court was powered by the deep, spiritual rhythms and chanting of this potent trio. Representing a range of cultures including Navajo, Mexican, Japanese and Peruvian, the first Moab Multicultural Festival highlighted the diversity of the region while placing the issues facing cultural awareness into a larger socio-political picture. Many of the presentations and performances at the festival were brought to Moab by the Utah Humanities Council, which sponsors artists and performers. The UHC surveyed the crowds at the Star Hall performances, seeking input on whether the presentations helped raise awareness about the issues and information they addressed.
May 7, 2008 - 4:18:07 PM
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