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'Government at its worst': Local officials express frustration with feds at field hearing in southwestern Utah - Vimarsana News

'Government at its worst': Local officials express frustration with feds at field hearing in southwestern Utah

In a congressional field hearing in the red rock desert of southwestern Utah, state and local officials expressed frustration over the federal government’s conservation decisions regarding development on public lands.

Source: yahoo.com
Who should control Utah's lands — federal or local governments? – Deseret News - Vimarsana News

Who should control Utah's lands — federal or local governments? – Deseret News

At an Earth Day congressional hearing in southern Utah, local frustration was on display over federal control of land. Read more

Local frustration on display over fed control of land at Congressional hearing in southern Utah - Vimarsana News

Local frustration on display over fed control of land at Congressional hearing in southern Utah

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Moe's Valley, renowned climbing area, at risk amid review of St. George highway project - Vimarsana News

Moe's Valley, renowned climbing area, at risk amid review of St. George highway project

The threat to the area comes amid a larger debate over building infrastructure in St. George, one of the nation’s fastest growing cities, and efforts to preserve the surrounding desert’s unique landscape and critical habitat for plants and animals, such as the endangered Mojave Desert tortoise.

Source: yahoo.com
Museum-quality art by Group of Seven, Emily Carr, Helen McNicoll, Clarence Gagnon and others sell beyond expectation - Vimarsana News

Museum-quality art by Group of Seven, Emily Carr, Helen McNicoll, Clarence Gagnon and others sell beyond expectation

One of Canada’s preeminent, most-well known and extensively-exhibited private collections of historical Canadian art has become the highest-gross