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- Top 10 Luxury Wilderness Lodges in the USA - Luxury Travel Magazine
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... Spa Resort, Moab Utah's best kept secret - a spectacular finale to conclude your journey on one of the Southwest USA's most scenic byways, Highway 128. ... - Uranium tailings removal reaches milestone near Moab - ABC 4Uranium tailings removal reaches milestone near Moab
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MOAB, Utah (ABC 4 News) – The clean up of uranium tailings near Moab reached a milestone this week. On Wednesday, a train left Moab carrying the one ...
1 million tons taken from Moab uranium waste pileLocalNews8.com
A million down, 15 million to go: tailings being taken off riverbankGrand Junction Sentinel
Uranium tailings cleanup reaches million-ton milestoneSalt Lake Tribune all 6 news articles » - Tom tours Utah, promises not to shoot - Foreign Policy
Foreign PolicyTom tours Utah, promises not to shoot
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Thursday, March: 11-4 pm at the Back of Beyond bookstore, Moab, Utah. Edward Abbey fans get a free seat up front at this one. - Moab Utah Mountain Bike and Road Bike News - In Utah This WeekMoab Utah Mountain Bike and Road Bike News
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Moab Utah -- You missed the Yeti Thaw slated for February 12 -14, 2010, yet you are in luck. The dates have been postponed to March 12, 13, 14, 2010. ... - Rally on the Rocks is May 12-15, 2010 in Moab, Utah - UTV Guide
UTV GuideRally on the Rocks is May 12-15, 2010 in Moab, Utah
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Event: Rally on the Rocks is a SideXSide specific event that gives our participants the opportunity to experience the beauty and wonder of the Moab area on ... - Writers on the Range: What happens when schools just run out of money? - Summit Daily NewsWriters on the Range: What happens when schools just run out of money?
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Last fall, a massive budget deficit was uncovered within the Grand County School District in Moab, Utah, leaving parents aghast. ...
Latest Moab, Utah News (courtesy of MSN News):
- Utah gas prices up 4 cents from February - Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — Gas prices in Utah are an average of 4 cents higher than last month, according to a report released Tuesday from AAA Utah. The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded was $2.78, compared to $2.74 on Feb. 9. Utah's average is ... - First Descents Ball to be held at Ritz-Carlton in Valley - Vail Daily News
In addition to five kayaking-focused camps held locally, the non-profit will introduce five climbing-focused camps in Estes Park and Moab, Utah. “A major component of our expansion plan is the addition of more climbing and mountaineering camps ... - In Utah, a move to seize federal land - Los Angeles Times
This is an ideological fantasy," said Scott Groene, executive director of the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance in Moab. "Everybody knows this isn't going to happen. The federal public lands are the thing that makes the American West so great." - 2007 Jeep Wrangler JT - Automobile
Although the Wrangler JT is being shown at SEMA, it actually was finished several months early, so the JT had its coming out party on the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah - fitting for such an off-road-ready vehicle. Jeep builds a version of this ... - Wilderness plan for Buffalo Gap a hot topic - Argus Leader
Under a canopy of snow, blades of prairie grass lay brown and dormant, awaiting the renewal of spring. But in three areas of South Dakota, this year's thaw signals another possible revival - the chance to preserve some 50,000 acres of public land ... - Uranium tailings removal reaches milestone near Moab - ABC 4
MOAB, Utah (ABC 4 News) – The clean up of uranium tailings near Moab reached a milestone this week. On Wednesday, a train left Moab carrying the one millionth ton of the tailings. The tailings are being moved from near the Colorado River to the ...
Latest Moab, Utah News (courtesy of Yahoo News):
- Utah gas prices up 4 cents from February (Deseret News)
Gas prices in Utah are an average of 4 cents higher than last month, according to a report released Tuesday from AAA Utah. - Uranium tailings removal reaches milestone near Moab (ABC 4 Salt Lake City)
MOAB, Utah (ABC 4 News) – The clean up of uranium tailings near Moab reached a milestone this week. On Wednesday, a train left Moab carrying the one millionth ton of the tailings. The tailings are being moved from near the Colorado River to the disposal site in Crescent Junction, 33-miles away. The cleanup began last April, but it's estimated it will take nearly a decade to get all 16 million ... - 1 million tons taken from Moab uranium waste pile (KIFI Idaho Falls)
Associated Press - March 5, 2010 7:15 AM ET MOAB, Utah (AP) - The first million tons of uranium tailings have been taken away from a huge pile near Moab. - Utah lawmakers move to seize federal land - Sun, 07 Mar 2010 PST (The Spokesman-Review)
SALT LAKE CITY – Long frustrated by Washington’s control of much of their state, Utah legislators are proposing a novel way to deal with federal land – seize it and develop it. The Utah House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill allowing Utah to use eminent domain to seize land the federal government owns and has long protected from development. - 1 million tons taken from Moab uranium waste pile (KSL Salt Lake City)
The first million tons of uranium tailings have been taken away from a huge pile near Moab. The milestone was reached this week. - Grand County spars with SITLA (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Grand County may be on a collision course with the Utah School and Institutional Trust Land Administration: The county wants SITLA to abide by its land-use ordinances; the agency says it need not comply.
Latest Southeastern Utah Artifact Theft Case News:
- Prosecutors Vow to Proceed With Artifact Cases Despite Informant's Death - KCSGProsecutors Vow to Proceed With Artifact Cases Despite Informant's Death
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The cases stem from a two-year investigation into trafficking of stolen Native American artifacts. Last week's suicide by FBI informant Ted Gardiner, ...and more »
- Suicides complicate Native American artifact looting case - Los Angeles Times
Reporting from Denver - For 90 tense minutes last month, Sheriff Mike Lacy in Utah tried to prevent yet another person connected to the theft of Native American artifacts from committing suicide. Two defendants had already taken their own lives after ... - Artifact cases proceed despite source's death - Salt Lake Tribune
Despite the death of a key witness, a federal judge Monday set trial dates for eight defendants accused of multiple felonies in the 2 1/2-year artifacts-trafficking probe that spanned public and tribal lands in the Four Corners region. U.S. District ... - Artifact cases won't be stalled - Durango Herald
SALT LAKE CITY - Federal prosecutors in Utah said Monday that despite the death of an undercover informant, they'll move ahead with cases against more than 20 people charged after a long-running artifacts looting investigation. Ted Gardiner provided ... - Suicide of key witness causes problems for artifacts trial - ksl.com
SALT LAKE CITY -- Legal experts are trying to assess the impact on upcoming trials for 23 people now that the chief witness in the case has committed suicide . The undercover informant is the third suicide connected to the stolen artifact theft case ... - Artifact defendant challenges Source's tapes - Salt Lake Tribune
A federal judge has ordered a hearing on an illegal artifacts-trafficking suspect's motion to toss the audiovisual evidence a confidential source taped with a hidden device. Blanding resident Brandon Laws, indicted on two felony counts for alleged ...
- Suicides complicate Native American artifact looting case (Los Angeles Times)
FBI informant Ted Gardiner's death last week is the third. Critics say the federal government has been overzealous in its prosecutions and that his videotaped testimony should not be allowed. For 90 tense minutes last month, Sheriff Mike Lacy in Utah tried to prevent yet another person connected to the theft of Native American artifacts from committing suicide. - Artifact cases proceed despite source's death (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Despite the death of a key witness, a federal judge Monday set trial dates for eight defendants accused of multiple felonies in the 2 1/2-year artifacts-trafficking probe that spanned public and tribal lands in the Four Corners region. - Suicide Raises Legal Issues in Indian Artifacts Cases (New York Times)
The effect of a central federal witness’s death, the third suicide related to a sprawling inquiry into artifact theft, is unclear. - A town’s love of Indian artifacts backfires (Telluride Daily Planet)
BLANDING, Utah (AP) — High above the spiky sandstone spine known as Comb Ridge that snakes for 120 miles through the desert, archaeologist Winston Hurst treads carefully through a cave of ruins. - Suicide Raises Legal Issues in Indian Artifacts Cases (New York Times)
The affect of a central federal witness’s death, the third suicide related a sprawling inquiry into artifact theft, is unclear. - Suicide Raises Legal Issues in Indian Artifacts Cases (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
SALT LAKE CITY -- Every person's life is a mix of the things revealed and unrevealed, secrets spilled or kept. Ted Gardiner, who committed suicide last week, was no exception.
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