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Fireworks restricted on the Fourth: Agencies across Utah raise fire restrictions due to drought, holiday weekend

Moab Sun News4 years ago2 years ago

A Stage 2 fire ban went into effect for Moab and surrounding areas on June 25 after an interagency meeting between the State of Utah, Bureau of Land Management, United States Forest Service…

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Mill Creek runs dry: Waterway mistakenly drained during firefighting effort

Moab Sun News4 years ago2 years ago

Minimal precipitation and careless campers led to the destruction of nearly 9,000 acres in the La Sal Mountains this June, and with water sources few and far between, firefighters turned to the right…

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The science and work that went before the fire: Fuel treatments can reduce fire intensity

Rachel Fixsen4 years ago4 years ago

Even when there are no wildfires to fight, fire personnel and land managers are working to mitigate future ignitions by rearranging or removing the fuels that feed them—trees and shrubs in both wild…

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Community Rebuilds keeps on trucking: Latest projects include four new affordable homes, reclaimed material fence

Rachel Fixsen4 years ago4 years ago

Local affordable housing nonprofit Community Rebuilds has been combining sustainable building practices, education, and affordable housing since its founding by now-mayor Emily Niehaus in 2010. Community Rebuilds interns and volunteers are currently working…

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Letter to the Editor: E-bikes don’t belong on Mill Creek

Moab Sun News5 years ago2 years ago

According to the Moab City website, the Mill Creek Parkway is described as…”a quiet recreational path and trail system designed for bicycles, walkers, rollerblades, or other non-motorized methods of transportation.” I almost got…

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Another dry year: Drought affects agriculture, recreation, and hydropower

Rachel Fixsen5 years ago4 years ago

Last week, Utah State University hosted a webinar for natural resource professionals to discuss a drought reporting network called “Condition Monitoring Observer Reports.” Through a mobile app, Utah citizens can document drought impacts…

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Search and Rescue stays busy around Moab: Early April incident numbers increase

Moab Sun News5 years ago2 years ago

The Grand County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue team, based in Moab, is known as the busiest rescue team in the state. Over one 11 day period early this month, responders helped people at…

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Residents speak out on Mill Creek’s future

Moab Sun News5 years ago2 years ago

The Mill Creek area, on the southeast end of town, is a beloved place for residents to go hiking, take a swim or have a family picnic. In recent years, however, an increase…

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Opinion: Concerned about Mill Creek Canyon development

Moab Sun News6 years ago2 years ago

Dear Editor: I want to alert readers to a proposed residential development that could seriously affect a local destination that many residents as well as visitors consider a Moab crown jewel: Mill Creek…

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