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Utah to reduce deer tags after winter devastates population in the north - Vimarsana News

Utah to reduce deer tags after winter devastates population in the north

Utah's record snowfall may have eased the drought, but it took a toll on Mule deer in the northern counties, where wildlife officials plan to severely cut the hunting tags.

Source: sltrib.com
Will Morgan County residents get to vote on exclusive resort project? - Vimarsana News

Will Morgan County residents get to vote on exclusive resort project?

A Morgan County judge is fielding dueling lawsuits over Wasatch Peaks Ranch, an exclusive 750-home community and private ski area under development since 2019 on the 12,700-acre former Gailey property outside Peterson.

Source: sltrib.com
MPLX facing $2m penalty for alleged air pollution violations in Utah - Vimarsana News

MPLX facing $2m penalty for alleged air pollution violations in Utah

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced a deal with a Utah natural gas company accused of violating regulations for pipelines and compressor stations.

Source: sltrib.com
Helena commission considering citywide fee increases for services - Vimarsana News

Helena commission considering citywide fee increases for services

A public hearing for all fee increases will be held during the commission's May 8 meeting at 6 p.m., at which point the commissioners are expected to approve the new

St. George's housing crunch leaves working professionals unable to buy a home — or even rent - Vimarsana News

St. George's housing crunch leaves working professionals unable to buy a home — or even rent

A working professional who oversees pre-nursing programs at several colleges in central and southern Utah, Jennifer Liebert doesn’t fit the stereotype many have for people caught up in St. George’s housing crunch.But despite Liebert’s high-profile job, $60,000 annual salary and life amidst bucolic redrock cliffs, she often feels St. George more resembles poet John Milton’s “Paradise Lost” than a slice of heaven.

Source: sltrib.com