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  • Utah forecast: High winds usher out storm system
    Utah forecast: High winds usher out storm system By bob mims The Salt Lake Tribune Published Feb 3, 2012 07:32AM MDT Ushered by winds gusting as high as 60 mph, northern Utah’s latest winter storm system moved east and out of the state Friday ahead of a weekend predicted to be sunny, chilly and dry. The National Weather Service issued a high wind warning for the northern Wasatch Front through 11 ...
  • Moab Sea Devils swim team shines at home meet
    The Moab Sea Devils girls swim team took first place overall and the boys team placed second during a home swim meet on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 28 at the Moab Recreation and Aquatics Center. The Sea Devils were joined by swim teams from the communities of Price and Vernal, Utah.
  • Will the Lone Ranger ride in Moab?
    Could The Lone Ranger be riding into Utah? That's the indication from the website On Location Vacations, which tracks movie shoots for people who want to see where their favorite movie stars might be working.
  • Film portrays a harrowing tale of survival
    Director Danny Boyle’s new film “127 Hours” is based on the true story of hiker John Ralston, played by actor James Franco, who got stuck while hiking in Moab, Utah, and was forced to cut of his own arm to survive.
  • Walking in the tracks of dinosaurs
    Walking on a trail near Moab, Utah, I stepped over some large depressions in the bedrock but quickly stopped and realized that these were more than depressions, these were dinosaur tracks. Not the well-defined tracks I had envisioned but what 18-ton creature leaves detailed footprints in the mud. I could stand with both feet in a track and still have extra space.
  • Endangered Desert Microbes Protect against Coughs, Sneezes and Red Eye (preview)
    One fine afternoon last may, Jayne Belnap drove north out of Moab, Utah, in her beige Lexus SUV when the highway vanished. In an instant, a 100-foot-tall cloud of dust had swallowed up her vehicle. She wanted to brake, but she worried about another car slamming into her from behind. She tried to pull over, but she couldn’t see the shoulder. So Belnap split the difference: “I figured if I just ...

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