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President Taylor Randall: Preserving freedom of expression within the confines of the law is good for all - Vimarsana News

President Taylor Randall: Preserving freedom of expression within the confines of the law is good for all

The University of Utah president writes: "The people of Utah deserve an explanation of the university’s actions this past week."

Source: yahoo.com
University of Utah President Taylor Randall: Freedom of expression and the law – Deseret News - Vimarsana News

University of Utah President Taylor Randall: Freedom of expression and the law – Deseret News

The University of Utah president writes: "The people of Utah deserve an explanation of the university’s actions this past week."

New southern Utah water park will use public water system — lawsuit is brewing - Vimarsana News

New southern Utah water park will use public water system — lawsuit is brewing

A southern Utah water park initially planned to use its own water. Now, the Zion Utah Jellystone Park developer plans to sue the water district over water quality laws.

Source: ksl.com
New southern Utah water park will use public water system — lawsuit is brewing - Vimarsana News

New southern Utah water park will use public water system — lawsuit is brewing

A southern Utah water park initially planned to use its own water. Now, the Zion Utah Jellystone Park developer plans to sue the water district over water quality laws.

Source: ksl.com
Proposed mine in Parleys Canyon draws concern from residents - Vimarsana News

Proposed mine in Parleys Canyon draws concern from residents

A plan to mine Parleys Canyon has drawn concern from residents and officials in Salt Lake City, who say they feel out of the loop about the project.

Source: ksl.com