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  • Plane in deadly crash near Moab took off too heavy, report says
    A plane that crashed near Moab, Utah, two years ago, killing 10 people, was more than 300 pounds over its takeoff weight limit, according to a National Transportation Safety Board report. The twin-engine Beechcraft King Air A100 went down minutes after taking off from Canyonlands Field airport en route to Cedar City on Aug. 22, 2008, killing the pilot and nine employees of a dermatology clinic.
  • Local photographer captures images of what may be Utah’s highest waterfall
    When dark storm clouds loomed west of Moab on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 19, photographer Tom Till checked the radar weather map online, grabbed his camera, and headed out to a spot he’d scouted out and hiked to many times before.
  • Cross-country walker reaches Moab six months into trek
    After spending the previous night in a tent, cross-country walker Jonathon Stalls reached Big Bend Recreation Area Wednesday morning, Sept. 1, heading toward Moab along state Route 128.
  • Public Safety Report
    A man who was stopped for speeding on Interstate 70 was arrested Aug. 25 after a Utah Highway Patrol trooper discovered marijuana and drug paraphernalia in the vehicle, according to a report from the UHP. The man, 26, was stopped at about mile 205 at 7 p.m., according to the UHP report.
  • Task force begins discussions on how to implement affordable housing plan
    With nine new non-governmental members drawn to its first meeting this week, the Interlocal Housing Task Force was reformulated as a broad-based organization working to increase the inventory of affordable housing in Moab and Grand County, according to Grand County Council chairwoman Audrey Graham.
  • DWS announces incentive program to help get unemployed workers back to work
    The state Department of Workforce Services (DWS) has announced that it is offering a new incentive program for employers. The program, called Back To Work, offers incentives to employers who hire qualified unemployed workers, according to a news release from DWS.

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  • Artifact Theft and a Devastating Flood is Theme of Anasazi Intrigue - Online PR News (press release)

    Artifact Theft and a Devastating Flood is Theme of Anasazi Intrigue
    Online PR News (press release)
    Stolen artifacts, the Santa Clara/Virgin River flood, a snoopy newspaper reporter, and mysterious events begin to unfold with Anasazi Intrigue. ...

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