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Man escapes the Iron Curtain for life in remote town of Lucin (opens the original)
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LUCIN â At the western edge of Box Elder County, where sagebrush stretches toward the horizon and the Nevada state line is less than eight miles away, the remnants of a railroad town called Lucin remain. Today, there is little left of the town that once served as an important stop for the railroad. There are no busy streets, downtown shops or rows of houses. Instead, there are bugs, songbirds, sagebrush, antelope, rodents and one resident who has chosen to make the remote desert his home. Zdar
Cache Valley Garage Sale set for Saturday (opens the original)
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NORTH LOGAN â Cache Valley Media Group will host its semi-annual Cache Valley's Biggest Garage Sale Saturday, Sept. 26, at the George S. Eccles Ice Center parking lot, 2825 N. 200 East, in North Logan. The community garage sale will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will bring together residents and businesses selling a variety of items, including household goods, clothing, antiques, tools, furniture, plants and vintage items. Greg Roper, a sales manager at Cache Valley Media Group, said the event
Water Quality officials warn waterfowl hunters about harmful algal blooms (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY â The Utah Division of Water Quality is warning waterfowl hunters to watch for harmful algal blooms and harmful algae mats this season. Utahâs waterfowl hunting season began Sept. 19, with the stateâs general waterfowl season opening in northern Utah on Oct. 3. While many waterfowl hunters may be prepared with decoys, dogs and ammunition, the Utah Division of Water Quality is urging them to also be prepared to recognize and avoid harmful algal blooms and algae mats found in
Utah Wildlife Board approves changes for fishing in the state (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY â The Utah Wildlife Board approved several fishing regulation and administrative rule changes during a public meeting Thursday. The changes were proposed by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources after receiving feedback from anglers across the state. These changes affect fishing methods, daily limits, baitfish and several fish species and waterbodies. According to the DWR, the proposals received broad statewide support. The board approved or proposed the following statewide ch
Two more Franklin County reservoirs issue fish salvage orders (opens the original)
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PRESTON - The Idaho Department of Fish and Game has issued fish salvage orders for Lamont and Johnson reservoirs in Franklin County because of rapidly declining water levels. The salvage orders are in effect through Dec. 31, 2026. The Consolidated Irrigation Company, which owns the two reservoirs, is draining them to meet irrigation needs for local farmers and ranchers. Water levels are expected to decline rapidly, with the reservoirs anticipated to be drained by Sept. 20. Fish are not expected
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