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Land dispute ends; Utah gets $60 million to aid Great Salt Lake recovery (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah will receive $60 million for Great Salt Lake recovery after settling a decades-long dispute with the federal government over more than 22,000 acres at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge. The federal government will take title to the land, and Utah has agreed to use all of the settlement money for lake recovery efforts. The refuge will remain a refuge. Ben Stireman of the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands said the agreement resolves a long-standing conflict o
SLC renters get sewer bill shock (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Megan Fretwell thought there had been a mistake when she opened her August utility bill. Her sewer charge had been $13.79 in July. One month later, it was $63.94. “At first I thought it was just an error, so I was gonna reach out to management,” Fretwell said. It was not an error. Salt Lake City changed how it charges multifamily properties for sewer service in July, replacing a system tied to water use with a flat monthly rate per unit. WATCH | SLC renters get sewer bill
The wells next door: Utah homeowner asks, 'How close is too close?' for oil wells (opens the original)
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DUCHESNE COUNTY, Utah — Joe Skeen left the Salt Lake Valley looking for what he found in Utah Mini Ranches: clean air, open land and quiet nights beneath dark skies. He and his wife have lived there for just over four years. Wildlife crosses their property, their family has room to gather and, when they arrived, Skeen said there were no oil wells close to their home. Then, in mid-July, a letter arrived from Duchesne County. Skeen learned that WEM Operating was seeking county approval for the Hor
Utah State Fair watches weather as storms move through Salt Lake City (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Dark clouds hung over the Utah State Fair on Friday, but families still lined up for rides, food and a night out. For Eva Dobysh, the forecast was not enough to change her plans. “Maybe it's getting my food soggy, but that’s about it,” she said. WATCH | Utah State Fair watches weather as storms move through Salt Lake City Storms have moved through northern Utah this week, including Friday morning before the Fairpark opened. Fair officials said staff were on site to secure
Salt Lake City community education is back, so why don't more people know? (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — When the Salt Lake City School District ended its longtime community education program, Teresa Anderson-Meyers and Heather Santos were sitting in one of its watercolor classes. Anderson-Meyers said the news quickly took over the room. “Everyone was devastated,” she said. “Heather and I were just like, we can do something.” The two friends launched Pursuit Co., a nonprofit aimed at keeping many of the same low-cost community classes alive after the district ended the program foll
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