Fire burns at Carlsbad Caverns NP in New Mexico
Backcountry trails at Carlsbad Caverns National Park remain closed as crews battle the New Fire blaze now over 13 300 acres. Main cave stays open and Wal nut Canyon Desert Drive is closed to aid firefighting efforts. All open fires are prohibited. Over 360 personnel deployed and containment at 30 percent.
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State agency takes over half-built Utah resort community
Utah’s School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration is taking control of Coral Canyon near St. George from SunCor Development after the real estate downturn. The $3.4 million buyout includes finished lots and infrastructure on 2,600 acres, with the state planning to hold and wait for market recovery while defending the site from quick flips. SunCor, a Pinnacle West unit, exits housing projects nationwide amid distressed assets and write downs.
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Trust Lands
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Utah
School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration
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Tempe
Ariz
Kevin Carter
Trust-Lands Administration
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Carter
Pinnacle West Capital Corp
Arizona Public Service Co
Prescott
Santa Fe
N.M
Boise
Idaho
Coral Canyon
Interstate 15
Washington County
Doug Buchi
Alan Bunnell
Pinnacle West
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