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Published March 8, 2005

Local News

Rory Bradley graduates Fred House Academy


Rory Bradley graduates Fred House Academy

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Leaving for Iraq


Doug Ekker prepares to leave for Iraq.

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Senator Bob Bennett and Utah Rural Development Council to host 4th annual Rural Business Conference


Gov. Jon Huntsman, Jr. and Dr. Patrick Byrne, President of Overstock.com, to offer Keynote Addresses

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Lt. Gov. Herbert visits county


Republicans host Lincoln Day breakfast

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Banking on Green River Part II


A Main Street restoration project in Green River could include the removal of old buildings. The former bank building is structurally unsafe.

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BLM Replaces Plaques at the Buckhorn Panel


Sam Espinoza, from the BLM and Reed Martin, historical preservation committee, replace the plaques at the Buckhorn Panel.

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Orangeville looks at new fire station


At the February Orangville City Council meeting, the council provided a letter concerning the construction of a new fire station. The city's current fire station was built in the early 1960s with an addition built in the 1970s. The fire department cu...

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Ideas for marketing and using small wood products could mean cash


Utah State Forester Joel Frandsen announced recently that $135,000 in grants is available for community based programs that use or market small wood products. Congress appropriated the one time funds to address Economic Action and Community Planning ...

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Utah State Forester Joel Frandsen announced recently that $135,000 in grants is available for community based programs that use or market small wood products. Congress appropriated the one time funds to address Economic Action and Community Planning ...

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