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Logan River Watershed Project sparks debate over the fate of the Little Logan River - Vimarsana News

Logan River Watershed Project sparks debate over the fate of the Little Logan River

Over the years, the Logan River Watershed has faced many challenges from urbanization, agricultural expansion and environmental degradation. And as the population of Logan City and surrounding areas is projected

Source: hjnews.com
Final candidate filings for the 2024 elections for Cache County - Vimarsana News

Final candidate filings for the 2024 elections for Cache County

The candidate filing period for the Cache County 2024 election closed on Monday, Jan. 8, at 5 p.m. Any other candidates that didn't file but still wish to run for

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With warm weather ahead, flooding in Cache Valley could last for weeks - Vimarsana News

With warm weather ahead, flooding in Cache Valley could last for weeks

Rivers in Cache Valley could continue to rise above their banks from now until early June.

Source: upr.org
Here's what the spring runoff would have to do in Utah to avoid floods - Vimarsana News

Here's what the spring runoff would have to do in Utah to avoid floods

There are more than 27 inches of water in this year’s snowpack — with more to come. Last year, there were only 11 inches.

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Here's what an ideal spring runoff would look like around Utah to avoid floods - Vimarsana News

Here's what an ideal spring runoff would look like around Utah to avoid floods

To avoid flooding, an ideal spring runoff in Utah would need gradually warmer temperatures, but forecasts project the rain and snow will keep falling in the coming days.

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