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Moose mecca — Wellsville visit valley’s 3rd of month
Cache Valley appears to be the residence of choice for young moose this spring. The Division of Wildlife Resources darted yet another moose this week that will be transported to a more suitable environment. Comments (0)
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When Yolanda Bates first started coaching swimming in Cache Valley nearly 30 years ago, her primary purpose was making a little extra money while her husband, Brian, was finishing his master’s degree at Utah State. Comments (0)
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Why dogs put up with your tricks
While Dennis is still on vacation busily stuffing his useless snout with pizza and beer for another few weeks, I thought I’d take this opportunity to fill you in on dogs. This is not just my opinion; I’m huge on Facebook and Twitter and combined answers from all my canine followers and BFFs. These are the FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions): Comments (0)
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Fish Tagging for the Hyrum State Park Fishing Classic
Hyrum State Park staff and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources staff work on tagging 300 rainbow trout for the park's Fishing Classic at the Mantua Hatchery in Mantua, Utah…
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Fish Tagging for the Hyrum State Park Fishing Classic
Hyrum State Park staff and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources staff work on tagging 300 rainbow trout for the park's Fishing Classic at the Mantua Hatchery in Mantua, Utah. on Monday, May 21st 2012.
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Cottonwood Tree Fluff Fire
This was a fire that was started on accident from burning cotton fluff from cotton trees. Video courtesy Andrew Porter.
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Farm Field Days
Cache Valley second graders learn about dairy farming at Munk Dairy in Amalga during the 2012 Farm Field Days.
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Gary Andersen at MWC Announcement
Gary Andersen speaks to the media during the announcement of the Aggies' new conference affiliation with the Mountain West.
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Sardine Canyon Cruise
Members of the Veteran Motor Car Club of America, Cache Valley Chapter, dusted off their rides for the first auto tour of the year on Saturday, April 28, and headed south to a route with a well-known name, but a disappearing reputation. A caravan of classic cars rolled through Hyrum on its way to the real Sardine Canyon road — a dusty remnant of the original southern entrance to the valley.
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Donkey Basketball at Logan High
Teams of donkey basketball players compete for charity at Logan High School Wednesday night.
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Moose on the Loose in Preston
Another wild animal was captured in downtown Preston. This time it was a yearling moose, ironically, captured about 50 yards away from where a mountain lion was darted last month. This is a video report by the Preston Citizen, a multi-media company. For more information or to order a copy of this video, call 208-852-0155.
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Mountain Fiber Insulation
A look at the process Mountain Fiber Insulation in Hyrum takes to recycle Cache Valley's old paper into home insulation.
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