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More Colorado shows this week, 5/24/2013	24.5.2013	Denver Post: Entertainment

Steamboat American Legion baseball team begins opens season at home Sunday	24.5.2013	Steamboat Pilot
The Steamboat Springs American Legion baseball team begins its season Sunday with a home doubleheader against Rangely.
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1A boys’ golf: Layton Christian defends its title	16.5.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Kevin Winters Morriss The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 15, 2013 07:40PM MDT Alfred Murillo used last year’s experience as a teaching point entering Wednesday’s final round of the Class 1A boys’ golf state tournament. Murillo’s Layton Christian team enjoyed a 23-shot lead entering the second round, but he didn’t want that going to his players’ heads. “There are some great teams we’re competing against, and any of them could easily come up on us,” he told his team. He didn’t have to draw back too far for an example. Layton Christian trailed by nine strokes after the first... ...
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1A girls’ golf: Schneider leads St. Joseph to crown	16.5.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Christopher Kamrani The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 15, 2013 08:22PM MDT The St. Joseph Jayhawks saved their best for last. St. Joseph flew past the competition to win its third state championship in five years under coach Lou Eddy in Wednesday’s Class 1A state girls’ golf tournament at Rose Park Golf Course. “They had their best round of the year today,” he said. Senior Greta Schneider capped her perfect season by winning the 1A individual medal with an 88, eight strokes ahead of second-place Marissa Long from Layton Christian. Eddy said Schneider won every tourname... ...
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1A boys’ golf: Layton Christian opens huge lead	15.5.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
the Salt Lake Tribune Published May 14, 2013 07:18PM MDT The Layton Christian boys’ golf team opened a sizeable cushion after the opening round of the Class 1A state tournament Tuesday. The Eagles boasted a 23-stroke lead over St. Joseph entering Wednesday’s final round at Rose Park Golf Course. Layton Christian placed four golfers in the top 10 to shoot 309 and open the big lead. Jaece Stokes led the way with a 73, while teammate Austin Geddings was third with a 75 and Nick Norton tied for fifth with a 78. Jitpanu Issaravanich was tied for ninth with... ...
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Missing man rescued from Emery County canyon	15.5.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Michael Mcfall The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 14, 2013 07:35PM MDT A missing mountain biker in Emery County was found a day after he got separated from his group. Sam Spirio-Johnston, 18, of Salt Lake City was with a mountain biking party in the Keg Point area, which is in southeast corner of Emery County, on Monday when he decided to get a drink from the Green River. But he went the wrong direction to get back to his group and became separated, according to an Emery County Sheriff’s Office news release. His group reported him missing about 3:40 p.m. “[They] t... ...
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Utah boaters want safer Green River passage	2.5.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Brian Maffly The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 2, 2013 01:01AM MDT High water damaged a century-old low-head dam across the Green River near its namesake Utah town two years ago, imperiling the water source for the Gunnison Valley and its famous melons. As the federal government prepares to repair, remove or replace the Tusher diversion dam, recreational interests are now insisting the solution include boat passage. The dam, known as a curved ogee weir, is the only man-made obstruction to boating on the ever-popular Green below Flaming Gorge Dam. Those who row... ...
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New York man arrested in Utah with 65 pounds of pot in motor-home	27.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Michael Mcfall The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 26, 2013 02:45PM MDT The Utah Highway Patrol on Friday reported the arrest of a man suspected of trying to drive 65 pounds of marijuana across the country. On Wednesday, a UHP trooper near Green River stopped a motor-home going east on Interstate 70 for tinted windows and improper lane travel. The trooper became suspicious of criminal activity during contact with the driver, who was the only person in the motor-home. The trooper brought out his police service dog, who alerted to the presence of drugs in the vehicle,... ...
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Park City begins Main Street infrastructure overhaul	17.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
the Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 16, 2013 01:29PM MDT Park City is about to launch a $15 million overhaul of Main Street infrastructure that includes utilities and sidewalks. The first phase of the 10-year project could begin as early as next week. But a spokeswoman for the Historic Park City Alliance business group said shoppers and merchants should not worry about inconvenience because the first phase includes only work from Fourth Street to Fifth Street on both sides of Main. Work will be accomplished in 100-foot sections and a walkway will rema... ...
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Utah forecast: Mother Nature falls off the spring wagon	15.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Bob Mims The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 15, 2013 07:31AM MDT If there was a Twelve Step program for Mother Nature, she would be back to day one of spring — and nursing one heck of a winter hangover. Northern Utah’, Monday morning commuters, having basked in a typical spring weekend, were surprised by up to 6 inches of snowfall in the mountains and a inch or two in the valleys. More of the same was expected Tuesday. The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory beginning 6 p.m. Monday and running through Wednesday afternoon. The advisory ar... ...
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Saving the family dream at the expense of his own	12.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Christopher Smart The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 12, 2013 01:01AM MDT Green River • Half a world away in New Delhi, Sarita Sah is sleepless and sick with worry. In Utah, her 19-year-old son Kunal Sah gets violently ill and, so far, doctors don’t know why. Sarita would rush to her son’s aid if she could. But seven years ago, she and her husband, Ken Sah, lost their battle with immigration authorities and could not remain in the United States. And Kunal, who is a U.S. citizen by birth, must remain in Green River to operate the family’s hotel. It represents not only... ...
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Box Elder adopts state’s first sage grouse plan	10.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Brian Maffly The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 10, 2013 11:43AM MDT Brigham City • Poisoning ravens, pulling out pinyon and juniper, controlling noxious cheat grass and fire prevention are the hallmarks of a pilot program the Box Elder Commission endorsed Tuesday in a formal bid to forestall listing of the greater sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act. Commissioners unveiled the plan in a packed meeting room in Brigham City’s historic courthouse where federal, state and local officials showered praise on this effort. The plan makes little reference to ov... ...
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Most power restored after outages caused by Utah’s wild, windy weather	9.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Bob Mims The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 9, 2013 07:39AM MDT Tuesday dawned windy and cold throughout Utah, but gusts near hurricane force along mountain ridge tops were expected to diminish to a more spring-like breeze by Wednesday. Winds topping 60 mph whipped heavy snowfall in some mountain locations, prompting the closure Tuesday of all schools in northern Utah’s Rich County. In Davis and Weber counties, the high winds were blamed for power outages as electrical lines were knocked down by snapped tree limbs and a number of transformers were overwhelme... ...
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Utah’s wild, windy weather to ease after leaving 1,000s in dark	9.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Bob Mims The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 9, 2013 07:39AM MDT Tuesday dawned windy and cold throughout Utah, but gusts near hurricane force along mountain ridge tops were expected to diminish to a more spring-like breeze by Wednesday. Winds topping 60 mph whipped heavy snowfall in some mountain locations, prompting the closure Tuesday of all schools in northern Utah’s Rich County. In Davis and Weber counties, the high winds were blamed for power outages as electrical lines were knocked down by snapped tree limbs and a number transformers were overwhelmed. ... ...
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Green River has ‘catch and kill’ order for pike, 2 other species	2.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Brett Prettyman The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 1, 2013 03:52PM MDT A new fishing regulation requiring anglers to “catch and kill” three species on the world famous Blue Ribbon Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam appears to have come just in time. Northern pike, a nonnative species that found its way into the Green from the Yampa River system in Colorado where the fish were introduced, have been spotted on the river for decades, but they have never been more prevalent than now. “You hear stories about people occasionally catching them, but it seems like from rep... ...
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Firefighters contain three wildfires in Uintah County	31.3.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Janelle Stecklein The Salt Lake Tribune Published Mar 31, 2013 12:20PM MDT Firefighters in Uintah County on Sunday contained three fires that ignited the day before. Authorities said the last fire, reported near Randlett, southwest of Vernal, had been contained though firefighters were expected to remain at the scene Sunday morning mopping up. Fire investigators said the blaze was caused by individuals who were “ditch-burning.” Firefighters were still trying to determine how many acres burned. Two other fires — the Hayden and Easter Eve — were sparked by controlled bu... ...
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2 fires contained in Uintah County, third under way	31.3.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Jennifer Dobner The Salt Lake Tribune Published Mar 30, 2013 06:52PM MDT Firefighters had contained two Uintah County fires — one which scorched more than 300 acres — on Saturday evening, just as a third, new fire was ignited southwest of Vernal. Both the Hayden and Easter Eve fires were controlled burns on private land, which got out of control Saturday afternoon after high winds moved through the Uintah Basin. Both were contained by about 8:30 p.m., Cheryl Nelsen of the Uintah Basin Fire Center in Vernal said. The Hayden Fire had burned more than 320 acres of brus... ...
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Yuma overwhelms Hayden, ends Tigers boys basketball season	10.3.2013	Steamboat Pilot
Hayden led late in the third quarter but was held nearly scoreless in the fourth before losing in the regional championship to Yuma, 50-33.
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Tigers boys basketball advances, plays for state berth Saturday	9.3.2013	Steamboat Pilot
The Hayden High School boys basketball team took care of business Friday night, and now it faces its most important test of the season at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Grand Junction.
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More Colorado shows this week, 3/8/2013	8.3.2013	Denver Post: Entertainment

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