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Updated Heber Valley Temple project information released ahead of Oct. 25 planning commission meeting - Vimarsana News

Updated Heber Valley Temple project information released ahead of Oct. 25 planning commission meeting

The staff report for the legislative agreement suggests the commission propose several conditions before issuing any recommendations of approval for the temple plans.

More details on Heber Valley Temple project released - Vimarsana News

More details on Heber Valley Temple project released

The agenda packet for Wasatch County Planning Commission’s Oct. 25 meeting — which will include potential commission recommendations regarding The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Heber Valley Temple Project — is now available...

'Year of the Mustang': One man's mission to remind us of the plight — and power — of the wild horse - Vimarsana News

'Year of the Mustang': One man's mission to remind us of the plight — and power — of the wild horse

Jake Harvath, from Heber, Utah, is on a 7,000-mile, 30-state horseback journey called “Year of the Mustang” to urge Americans to help the BLM mustang crisis. Read more.

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Why this Utah horseman is riding 3 mustangs across the U.S. and back - Vimarsana News

Why this Utah horseman is riding 3 mustangs across the U.S. and back

Jake Harvath, from Heber, Utah, is on a 7,000-mile, 30-state horseback journey called “Year of the Mustang” to urge Americans to help the BLM mustang crisis. Read more.

In Wildfire-Prone Areas, Homeowners Are Learning They're Uninsurable - Vimarsana News

In Wildfire-Prone Areas, Homeowners Are Learning They're Uninsurable

Wildfires cause billions in home damage every year. Now, insurers no longer want to take on the risk.

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