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Utah Public Lands Alliance invites community, off-road enthusiasts to join Toquerville Falls cleanup

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The Utah Public Lands Alliance is inviting off-road enthusiasts, families and community members to participate in the Toquerville Falls Public Lands Cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 19.

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