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UVU fights food insecurity with free cooking classes (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Valley University is going a step further in tackling food insecurity by holding free cooking classes with ingredients found in its student pantry and garden. The Budget Cooking Classes are open to anyone who wants to learn, said university spokesperson Sharon Turner. In the classes, they cover the basics of cooking using items from the pantry and garden. The classes come at an important time when food costs are rising, and a recent university survey showed nearly half of a
Some e-bike models banned from trail use in Butterfield, Yellow Fork canyons (opens the original)
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HERRIMAN — The members of the Salt Lake County Council have voted to ban some e-bike models from trails and parks in the county's unincorporated areas. The new ordinance bans Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes from using multi-use pathways, natural surface trails, and public parks within Salt Lake County; the "unincorporated areas" part of the rule means it applies to the aforementioned areas in the county that don't belong to a city. "So specifically, this would apply to Butterfield Canyon, Yellow For
U. researchers find possible water source in Mount Timpanogos rock glacier (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — New research methods are revealing how much water can be found buried in Utah's mountains, leading to an updated understanding of our water supply and knowledge of future hazards. There is enough water in the Timpanogos Rock Glacier to fill 600 Olympic swimming pools, according to new research by University of Utah geologists. How could this be? Geophysicist Michael Thorne says Timpanogos hikers likely wouldn't have known they stood on top of a glacier, because it's covered in r
New e-bike proposal aims to ban some bike models from dirt trails in Salt Lake County (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Certain E-bikes may be banned from natural dirt trails and parks in Salt Lake County under a newly proposed ordinance. "We want our trails to last forever, and for everyone to have fun on our trails and be safe on our trails," said County Council Member Suzanne Harrison at a Tuesday night council meeting. Class 1 e-bikes will be affected differently under the ordinance, because they only use a peddle-assisted motor. However, Class 2 and Class 3 bikes, which have throttles, are t
The world's largest collection of outdoor gear designs is at a Utah university (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — What started at Utah State University as a collection of about 250 outdoor brands' catalogs, as a way for students to be educated in outdoor design history, has now grown to a design archive representing over 1,000 brands from all over the world. Clint Pumphrey is the curator for the Outdoor Recreation Archive, the world's largest public collection of outdoor catalogs, magazines and design sketches, and Pumphrey said the archive has now started collecting audio-visual as well, a
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