Moon Lake Electric asks customers to conserve power
Moon Lake Electric urges 20 percent energy conservation due to drought and hydro shortfalls. A generator outage at Huntington Plant raises costs as oil fired generation replaces coal. Moon Lake seeks a 1 mill per kwh surcharge for about a year, starting after April 27, if approved by the Public Service Commission.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Huntington
Moon Lake Electric Assays
Moon Lake
Bureau of Reclamation
Moott Lake
Public Service Commission
Dinosaur Monument Spring Hours Expand at National Monument
Starting this week the Dinosaur National Monument Quarry Visitor Center in Jensen will stay open to 5 p m daily and the Headquarters Visitor Center in Dinosaur Colorado will reopen on weekends, extending access to seven days a week. Acting Superintendent Denny Davies cites warmer weather as the season begins with quarry fossils reliefing operations and picnic and camping seasons resuming. Split Mountain campground remains the only open site for campers while back country roads, including Harpers Corner Road, remain nonpassable due to snow. For more information call (B01) 789 2115 or (303) 274 2216.
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Dinosaur National Monument
Jensen
Dinosaur
Colc
Denny Davies
Davies
Split Mountain
Harpers Corner
Global dining habits divide by utensils and hands
Approximately one third of the world’s nearly four billion people eat with a knife and fork, one third with chopsticks, and the remaining third with their fingers.
Barbequed Lamb Fancy Dinner for Roosevelt Patrol Group
Approximately 14 highway patrolmen and partners enjoyed a lamb barbecue last Wednesday in Roosevelt, LCT. Chief chef Duane Michens demonstrated cuisine while patrolman Joe Bennett and his wife Linda organized the event. Special guests were
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Roosevelt
Duane Michens
Joe Bennett
Linda
Road conditions update from Utah Highway Patrol
ABR AK AK For current recorded road conditions dial 789 3390 Courtesy Utah Highway Patrol ABR OK.
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Utah Highway Patrol
Sam Hatch and Lucille Recalled by Local Patrol
Sgt Leonard Ferguson says Sammy Hatch and his wife Lucille are still regarded as part of the group. The patrol sent valores to a volleyball game as part of their activities.
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Sammy Hatch
Lucille
Sam
Leonard Ferguson
Valores
Utah Ends Studded Tire Season March 31
March 31 marks the last day Utah motorists may use studded snow tires this spring under state law. The rule allows studded tires from October 18 through March 31 and does not provide an extension. Drivers may continue using non studded snow tires beyond this date.
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Car After Star Deadline Faces Citation For Misdemeanor
A vehicle left after the March Star deadline faces a misdemeanor citation. No further details on location or involved parties are provided in the fragment.
Promising Utah Wells Reported By State Officials
Three exploratory Utah wells show potential as producers. Pacific Transmission Supply’s No. 23 24 UTS Federal in Uintah County advanced to 6965 feet in Mesaverde test, while No. 1 1¢ reached 9282 feet. Tests to total depth planned as gas and water were encountered in mud. Nearby towns Jensen and Cisco referenced with Wasatch Green River and Mesaverde formations noted. Stowe also reports Hunt’s No. 1 State well near Tisco explores Morrison formation with tests planned. Cisco area noted. St. Croix Exploration reports pipe set to depth at Utah State well east of Last Chance field. oil recovered from Mossback sandstone. A second well is planned nearby.
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Carlton Stowe
Department of Natural Resources
Pacific Transmission Supply Company
Mesaverde
Uintah County
Red Wash
Wasatch
Green River
Jensen
Grand County
Stowe
Eugene Hunt
Lewiston
Montana
Tisco
Hunt
Cisco
St. Croix
TerrariumsRequire Light Water and Care for Easter Display
A guide to terrarium care covers light placement avoiding direct sun, watering every 2-3 months, weekly lid removal for airflow, trimming crowded growth, cleaning the glass and figures, and minimal day to day upkeep. High Valley Nursery plans a small terrarium collection for Easter displays inviting visitors to choose favorites.
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High Valley Nursery
Food Plants In Landscaping Add Color And Edible Value
The article suggests integrating edible plants into home landscapes using prunus Cistena Hansen's Purple Leaf Plum, apple trees, wall-planted fruit trees, Carpathian English walnuts, gooseberries, red currants, raspberries, rhubarb, asparagus, carrots, swiss chard, peppers, lettuce, flowering kale and cabbage. It highlights aesthetic foliage, seasonal fruiting, and cautions on asparagus roots. recommends raised planters and pairing with flowering annuals for visual impact. High Valley Nursery seeds are mentioned as a design resource.
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Carpathian
Uintah Basin
High Valley Nursery
Feeling of Supreme Quality Stuns Neighbors at Home
A mysterious phrase hints at a product or item described as supreme and something readers will feel proud to bring home. The note emphasizes shareable pride and neighborly approval, suggesting a standout quality or status symbol.
High Valley Nursery draws visitors from many towns
Ed and Dorothy Rowley run High Valley Nursery attracting customers from Vernal Rangely Rock Springs Dutch John Craig Green River Salt Lake City Dinosaur Mant Roosevelt Duchesne Maeser Tabiona Manila Altamont Neola and more. The couple share plant wisdom and a long dedication to quality plus Dorothys terrarium skill and Eds horticultural background.
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Dutch John
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Mant
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Maeser
Tabiona
Manila
Altamont
Neola
High Valley Nursery
Dorothy Rowley
Dorothy
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