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It’s going to be a holiday season for the record books if AAA holiday travel predictions come true. According to AAA, more than 103 million Americans are expected to travel for the year-end holidays which is 1.5 million more people traveling compared to 2015.
The decision of contract renewal for Uintah School District’s Superintendent will be made in 2017 under a new board.
The 2016 Roosevelt Police Shop with a Cop event shared plenty of Christmas cheer on Saturday. According to Roosevelt Police Chief Rick Harrison, around 60 kids were able to participate this year.
Dogs in need of Christmas goodwill are in luck at the Roosevelt Animal Shelter. TriCounty Health Department’s Teen Outreach Program encouraged members to find a way to serve this holiday season.
An announcement by the Bureau of Land Management is considered a positive step in the right direction in western Colorado.
The Uintah Basin Applied Technology College will be accepting early applications for the Practical Nursing Program during the month of January.
The first day of winter was largely anticlimactic with mellow temperatures and bare ground most everywhere.
Six individuals were arrested on Tuesday following an investigation by the Uintah Basin Narcotic Strike Force. According to Sgt. Mike Gledhill of the Strike Force, the investigation into illegal narcotic activity taking place in motels in the Roosevelt area led to the arrests on December 20th.
The deadline to apply for a limited-entry turkey hunting permit is coming up next week. “I think we’ll have a good turkey hunt in Utah next spring,” shares DWR Upland Game Coordinator Jason Robinson.
Local Highway Patrol take their responsibility to protect and serve the public seriously and that goes beyond keeping community members safe on the roads. Troopers are making time this school year to visit local elementary schools to read to the kids and the experience is being cherished on both sides.
The decision of contract renewal for Uintah School District’s Superintendent will be made in 2017 under a new board. Board President Mark Caldwell issued an email Wednesday morning stating that the item has been removed from the Board meeting agenda scheduled for today.
A 12 week course that will provide a law enforcement education for average citizens is just weeks away and few spots remain. The opportunity is one that Sheriff Vance Norton is passionate about and has been part of his goals as Sheriff.