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Senate panel OKs $51M for Utah
The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water, on which Sen. Bob Bennett is the ranking Republican, endorsed an appropriations bill Wednesday providing $51.5 million for Utah energy and water projects through earmarks that Bennett requested.
Emotions run hot over artifact raids in Utah
This small Four Corners community prides itself on being a law-abiding, church and family-oriented, patriotic throwback to more innocent times.
Colorado teen drowns after raft flips on Colorado River in Utah
A Colorado teenager died Saturday after his raft overturned in a turbulent stretch of the Colorado River near Moab.
City reports modest rise in annual sales tax revenues
While it may not be clear how the rest of the local economy is faring during the nationa s economic turmoil, the tourist industry seems to be doing well, according to Moab City Manager Donna Metzler.
July 4 celebration planned at Swanny City Park on Saturday
Games, food and entertainment will be the order of the evening as Moab celebrates Independence Day at the annual July 4 festivities in Swanny City Park on Moaba s west side.
Arches and canyons and buttes, oh my
The "South Window" arch at Arches National Park, near Moab, Utah, on June 30, 2009.
SportsBeat Spotlight: Pete Robinson rides on behalf of Jodi
Several years ago, Pete Robinson was racing his bike in Moab when he suffered a serious crash.
Search continues for Moab man missing in Colorado River after canoe capsizes
Amazing how much Charlie did for the Moab Valley. He and ML were absolutely wonderful people and never lost that average person attitude when they became wealthy.
Governmental control is a hot-button issue right now, but I'm not too concerned with the New World Order and black-helicopter conspiracies.
Pete Hyita, born and raised in East Carbon and Quetta Larsen Hyita born and raised in Moab will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.
The Tamarisk Beetle is Back and in Greater Numbers
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release Date: Monday, June 15, 2009 Contacts: Steve Meismer, Virgin River Program 435.673.3617 Marc Mortensen, Assistant to the City Manager 435.703.0953 THE TAMARISK BEETLE IS BACK AND IN GREATER NUMBERS St.
Another suicide in artifacts case
Native American pottery and artifacts, similar to those confiscated from looters were on display at a press conference to announce a major bust of archaeological thieves.
Another artifact-theft defendant found dead of apparent suicide
A second defendant in the federal bust of archaeological looters in southern Utah apparently has killed himself.
CONOR OBERST & THE MYSTIC VALLEY BAND Friday, June 19, 2009 STAR HALL MOAB, UT 7:30 PM Tickets: $20.00 General Admission / All Ages Tickets available exclusively at Sgt Pepper's Music & Video 59 S Main St # 1 Moab, UT 84532 259-4405 Conor Oberst, of Bright Eyes, has planned a special performance at Star Hall in Moab.
County develops work description for monitoring tailings project
The Grand County Council on Tuesday approved a work description for a grant from the Department of Energy that is expected to pay for community education, outreach, and monitoring of the Atlas tailings removal project.
Disney, Pixar Will Shoot Sci-Fi Movie in Utah
Utah's exotic landscape has often appeared in movies and TV shows, sometimes being used to depict alien worlds.
Suspects have histories of varied crimes
Court records indicate many of those charged Wednesday with stealing and trafficking in Native American artifacts aren't strangers to accusations of theft, or the type of drug-related offenses that some speculate may be driving the black-market operation.
Dozens arrested in archeological artifacts bust
Federal agencies busted two dozen people in what they're calling the largest investigation ever of artifacts taken from public and Native American land.
It's in the eyes and the voices of folks in this small San Juan County town --- anger at the federal government for its undercover operation to root out those who take antiquities from public lands.
Federal authorities file charges against 24 for looting cultural artifacts
Federal authorities on Wednesday charged 24 people, including a Moab man and 20 others from Monticello or Blanding, with the theft of cultural and historical artifacts from American Indian lands and federal properties in the Four Corners area of southeastern Utah.
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