Monument changes shape as Grand Staircase rises in Utah
Escalante Utah witnesses a land clash as Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument reshapes living and work. Residents like Melvin Alvey 94 recall farm life fading while a tourism economy grows, drawing guides innkeepers and new businesses. Government debate mirrors broader federal land use fights.
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Escalante
Utah
Melvin Alvey
Red Rock
Alvey
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Florence
Grand Staircase-Escalante
Clinton
Delaware
Rhode Island
Congress
Bush Administration
Arches
Canyonlands National Parks
World Trade Center site debate draws thousands in New York
Thousands of New Yorkers gather at Javits Center for a daylong session on how to rebuild and memorialize the World Trade Center. Participants include families of victims and survivors as plans for the 16 acre site and a memorial are reviewed and evaluated. A second town hall is set for Monday with proposals to be narrowed by September and a final plan chosen by December.
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Clinton
Norton
Escalante
Grand Canyon
Drew
Julia Corby
Tom Mansell
Ipswich
Mass
Grand Staircase
Mansell
Boulder
Hell's Backbone Grill
Boulder Mountain Lodge
Jen Castle
Blake Campbell
Flagstaff
Ariz
World Trade Center
Guy Barzui
Tower 1
Gila Barzui
Forest Hills
N.Y
Deborah Calandrillo
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan Development Corporation
Port Authority of
New York
New Jersey
Calandrillo
Joseph
Lower Manhattan
Tessie Molina-Forsythe
Basking Ridge
N.J
Afghanistan
Amjad Finkelthal
Team Twin Towers
Sheri Clemons
Clemons
John Whitehead
Lower Manhattan Development Corp
Matt Higgins
The
Development Corporation
Amy Sloane
Manhattan
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Gateway
Dale Gentry
Luis Torres
Roswell
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Gateway Church International
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