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DWR Report on Poaching in 2020

Jan 13, 2021 · Basin Now · News

Poaching in Utah was down in 2020 from the year before but not by much. According to a press release from the Division of Wildlife Resources, a total of 1,056 animals were killed illegally in 2020 compared to 1,080 in 2019. “The total combined value of the wildlife illegally killed in 2020 was more than $379,000.

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Utah Department of Public Safety Tips to Be Safe Concerning Phishing

Jan 13, 2021 · Basin Now · News

According to Utah’s Department of Public Safety, phishing scams saw a big surge in 2020. It is important for the households and individuals of the Basin to be on the lookout for potential phishing scams. Phishing attacks use email or malicious websites to infect a person’s computer with malware and viruses in order to collect personal and financial information.

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COVID-19 Vaccinations Administered to Duchesne County School District Staff

Jan 12, 2021 · Basin Now · News

COVID-19 vaccinations began to be distributed to staff within Duchesne County School District on Monday. Uintah Basin Healthcare issued a press release sharing that they have been following the COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution plan and are now able to use the excess supply of 170 doses from their first Moderna vaccine shipment to begin vaccinating staff from Duchesne County School District.

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UBTech Custom Fit Presents the Pit Crew Challenge

Jan 12, 2021 · Basin Now · News

Businesses in the Uintah Basin might be looking for opportunities to provide training to their employees and the Uintah Basin Technical College Custom Fit is designed to help do that. “Custom Fit provides customized training, along with funding for all types of training to for-profit companies of all sizes in Duchesne, Uintah, and Daggett counties.”

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Utah Wildlife Board Approves Changes to Black Bear Management Plan

Jan 12, 2021 · Basin Now · News

The Black Bear hunting season and permit numbers are on a three-year recommendation cycle that started in 2019 following a Utah Wildlife Board meeting. This being the case, there were no changes to the hunting season dates or permit numbers, rather the Board made updates to the management plan so it complies with legislative changes that were approved in 2020.