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In January of 1863, near what’s now known as Preston, Idaho, the largest massacre of Native Americans in United States history occurred — causing an estimated 500 members of the

The Bear River is the Great Salt Lake’s main tributary, providing around 60 percent of the water that flows into the lake each year. Because of this, local organizations advocating

Nevada County’s Board of Supervisors met on Tuesday, and introduced a mixed bag of resolutions and agenda items.

It will be around the end of February when the town finds out if FEMA declares it a disaster.

Several groups are hoping for an appropriation this year from the Utah Legislature to help pay for groundwater monitoring in Cache Valley, which is experiencing diminishing flows and is a critical part of the Great Salt Lake watershed.

Several groups are hoping for an appropriation this year from the Utah Legislature to help pay for groundwater monitoring in Cache Valley, which is experiencing diminishing flows and is a critical part of the Great Salt Lake watershed.

"The Massacre at Sand Creek and the Civil War" documentary and talk will be this Thursday at 6 p.m. at Idaho State Universitys Frazier Hall. This important documentary vividly portrays

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A bill that limits the use of \

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Union publishes Club News each Saturday. To share the latest from your western Nevada County club or organization, email readers@theunion.com. Unfortunately only a small fraction of club