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Provo River Days builds awareness around the crucial waterway

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Utah’s monsoon season has brought summer storms to the hottest stretch of the year but water bodies like the Provo River are still low. On Saturday, the Provo River Days festival aims to educate the public about the importance of the river and its impact on the Wasatch Back.

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