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Uinta Mountains Avalanche Danger Upgraded to Extreme

Feb 17, 2021 · Basin Now · News

Avalanche danger in the Uinta Mountains has been upgraded to Extreme! Please be safe if you are spending time in Utah's backcountry. Anybody going into or near the mountains today should avoid being near or under any steep slope; this includes activities like skiing, snowshoeing, running, sledding, or dog walking.

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UBTech Vice President Retires

Feb 17, 2021 · Basin Now · News

After nearly ten years at UBTech, Tammy Wilkerson is retiring. Tammy started at UBTech in 2013 as the Human Resource Director, later transitioned to Associate Vice President of Instruction and then to her current role as Vice President of Instructional Services. “This is a difficult announcement to make,” shares UBTech President Aaron K. Weight.

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Give’m Health: New Diabetes Prevention Program Starting in March

Feb 17, 2021 · Basin Now · News

TriCounty Health Department has a new group forming for their TriCounty Diabetes Prevention Program to start meeting in March. The program will focus on lifestyle changes. It is our lifestyle that makes the biggest difference, shares program coordinator Daniel Jackson, who emphasizes that good habits can be built into our life to create change.

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Uintah Basin Healthcare Vaccination Event This Wednesday

Feb 16, 2021 · Basin Now · News

Uintah Basin Healthcare has announced that they have received another limited shipment of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to assist TriCounty Health in vaccinating those age 70 and older in our community. The vaccination event will be held Wednesday, February 17th from 8:00 AM to noon at Uintah Basin Medical Center.

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Roosevelt City Ice Rink Closed for the Season

Feb 16, 2021 · Basin Now · News

The ice skating rink at Constitution Park is officially closed for the season. The rink opened on January 15th after a few hiccups but with huge community support. The donations from STRATA, L&L Motor, the Roosevelt Arts, Parks, and Recreation Committee, support from the community, and the efforts of city employees brought this exciting activity to the public and it has quickly become a favorite.