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Matilda, Vernal Theatre Live Season 4 Opener, Full of Surprises and Talent

Sep 10, 2019 · Basin Now · News

Matilda, the beloved children’s novel by Roald Dahl, is the perfect blend of magic and mischief that attracted fans in 1988 when it was published, in 1996 when it became a feature film, and in 2010 when it was released as a musical for the stage. Opening this week on the Vernal Theatre Live stage, ‘Matilda the Musical’ will without a doubt keep the fandom growing as the theatre’s Season 4 Opener.

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Vaping and E-Cigarettes Linked to Serious Lung Illnesses, Public Warned

Sep 10, 2019 · Basin Now · News

The Utah Department of Health made their own announcement this week following Friday’s report from the CDC and FDA that serious lung illnesses are being caused by e-cigarettes and vaping. “Public health agencies and health care providers in Utah are investigating several cases of severe lung disease in people who vape nicotine or THC products,” shares the Utah Department of Health. “As of Monday, September 9th, 35 cases associated with vaping nicotine, THC, or both have been reported in Utah, with an additional 12 potential cases being investigated.

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Collin Kartchner Free Parent Night to Help #SavetheKids Tonight

Sep 10, 2019 · Basin Now · News

Collin Kartchner, the much anticipated special guest for a free event tonight at the Vernal Middle School, got his start as a cinematographer creating video content for dental practices. He came into the public’s eye when he set up a parody Instagram account focusing on the hiliarity of ultra-perfect Instagram influencers.

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Natural Gas Initiative Continues Efforts for Expansion

Sep 9, 2019 · Basin Now · News

The Western States and Tribal Nations Natural Gas Initiative has been in the works for years aiming to expand the markets for natural gas and stakeholders in Utah and the Uintah Basin have been among those involved. A main goal in the effort is the approval and construction of the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas export terminal at Coos Bay, Oregon.

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Uintah County 4-H Service Project Open to the Community

Sep 9, 2019 · Basin Now · News

Being involved in service always uplifts your day and the Uintah County 4-H program has an opportunity for just that. They have teamed up with Tiny Tim’s Foundation for Kids to cut out shorts and skirts to make kits. For those that might be skiddish because there might be a thought of sewing need not fear, it is a sewing free project. Uintah County 4-H will serve those that serve by providing pizza and dessert to those that come.

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Duchesne County School District Reminds Parents Canvas Access Coming

Sep 9, 2019 · Basin Now · News

The Duchesne County School District is working to implement processes and tools that aid everybody, from teachers to students to parents, in the education journey. One such tool is the new learning management system called Canvas. The system is currently used by most school districts in Utah (including many universities) and will be used in the secondary schools in the district. Curriculum Director Jason Young shares that "the district is working toward a more personalized approach to helping students.

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6th Annual Recovery Days Starts Tonight

Sep 6, 2019 · Basin Now · News

The local version of an amazing national event is kicking off its 6th annual celebration of recovery tonight. The Vernal City Recovery Day Coalition is made up of the local voices for recovery that declare ‘Together We Are Stronger.’ “Recovery Days is an opportunity for individuals in recovery to celebrate their recovery,” shares event coordinator Deb Prisbey. “Everyone gets to mingle and enjoy a day of celebration and hope.” Friday night things kick off with speakers from 5 to 7pm followed by live music until 11pm.

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DWR Electrofishing in the Green River

Sep 6, 2019 · Basin Now · News

For those fishing or hanging out at the Green River you might have caught sight of something a little unusual. Fear not, it was a Division of Wildlife Resources approved activity. The DWR spent Tuesday and Wednesday electrofishing. The process sounds like it hurts but it is actually quite safe and very proficient technique to survey fish populations.