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White Mesa community members will hold Saturday spiritual walk protesting uranium mill

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White Mesa community members will hold their 10th annual rally and spiritual walk Saturday, Oct. 17, protesting the nearby Energy Fuels uranium mill and calling for its closure and cleanup. A rally will precede an approximately five-mile walk along Highway 191 to the mill turnoff.

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