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Tips for Shopping Safely Online

Dec 3, 2020 · Basin Now · News

It is estimated by the National Retail Federation that almost 70 million consumers shopped online on Cyber Monday alone. Unfortunately, this also coincides with consumers increasingly losing money to online scams. Utah’s Department of Public Safety is urging all to be safe while shopping online.

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Uintah High School On Brink of COVID-19 Outbreak

Dec 2, 2020 · Basin Now · News

Uintah High School is teetering on the line between remaining open and switching to some level of reduced in-person attendance as it nears the state health department’s definition of a COVID-19 Outbreak in a school. According to the District’s announcement, as of December 1st, there have been 14 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the past 14 days at Uintah High School.

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Ashley Regional Women’s Health Holding Prenatal Class.

Dec 2, 2020 · Basin Now · News

Do you have a baby on the way or are you thinking about having a baby soon? The maternity care team at Ashley Regional Medical Center starts a new 5-week prenatal class today. These classes are intended to help individuals to get ready for the physical, emotional and lifestyle changes that come when one has a baby.

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Ashley National Forest Paradise Campground 2020 Restoration

Dec 1, 2020 · Basin Now · News

Ashley National Forest has reported on restoration work on Paradise Campground during the fall. “The campground is located within the Vernal Ranger District next to Paradise Reservoir and the historic Paradise Guard Station. This inter-departmental project was made possible with the help of the engineering and heritage programs.

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Future Project to Relocate Access Road to Moonshine Arch

Dec 1, 2020 · Basin Now · News

The Utah Transportation Commission recently approved a project that will relocate the access road to Moonshine Arch. The current unpaved road to the arch meets with U.S. 191 in a very dangerous spot, as it is at a curve with a high angle and limited views. Utah Department of Transportation plans that the new junction will be at a site with clear views from all directions, have room for a left-turn lane, will add signs and will widen the shoulder to allow for a safer right turn.