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Where you can — and can't — light off personal fireworks in Utah this year - Vimarsana News

Where you can — and can't — light off personal fireworks in Utah this year

The lighting of fireworks is legal between July 2 and July 5, and July 22 and July 25 in Utah \u2014 but there are still many restrictions as to where they can be launched.

Source: ksl.com
Idaho driver crashes into river at Logan Canyon, authorities say - Vimarsana News

Idaho driver crashes into river at Logan Canyon, authorities say

An 18-year-old piloted a pickup into the Logan River while driving in Logan Canyon on Monday morning, authorities say.

Source: hjnews.com
South Main Street underpass construction to begin next summer - Vimarsana News

South Main Street underpass construction to begin next summer

While the bridge girders delivered last week for a project going over the Logan River will help drivers travel the valley, an adjacent project building an underpass to allow pedestrians to more easily cross Main Street is anticipated to begin by next summer.

Source: upr.org
South Main Street underpass construction to begin next summer - Vimarsana News

South Main Street underpass construction to begin next summer

While the bridge girders delivered last week for a project going over the Logan River will help drivers travel the valley, an adjacent project building an underpass to allow pedestrians

Source: hjnews.com
Utah Adventures with Maverik: Visit Cache County for spring fishing, hiking, biking and more - Vimarsana News

Utah Adventures with Maverik: Visit Cache County for spring fishing, hiking, biking and more

Today, Cache County's hidden treasures include a plethora of cultural and outdoor possibilities. Tucked away 80 miles north of Salt Lake, it is just far enough from the big city to be (mostly) uncrowded and yet close enough for Wasatch Front residents to visit on a quarter tank of gas.

Source: ksl.com